Session 3B: Please support my Perineum (Sponsored by: Ascot Central Women's Clinic)
Tracks
Track 2
| Friday, May 13, 2022 |
| 1:50 PM - 2:30 PM |
| Rangimarie Room 1, Level 3 |
Details
Come along to this interactive panel discussion with three experts in the field. Meet a physiotherapist, an ACC clinical partner,and a gynaecologist, in conversation about some key issues. What perineal health assessment should we offer all women who have just had a baby? When is ACC likely to accept a perineal injury during childbirth claim? What are we doing to support comprehensive and timely pelvic floor care in the public health care system? What could best practice look like if we had unlimited resources and funding?
Speaker
Dr Emma Jackson
Te Kāhui Oranga ō Nuku
RANZCOG
Please support my Perineum
1:50 PM - 2:30 PMPresentation Overview
Come along to this interactive panel discussion with three experts in the field. Meet a physiotherapist, an ACC clinical partner,and a gynaecologist, in conversation about some key issues. What perineal health assessment should we offer all women who have just had a baby? When is ACC likely to accept a perineal injury during childbirth claim? What are we doing to support comprehensive and timely pelvic floor care in the public health care system? What could best practice look like if we had unlimited resources and funding?
Biography
I am the Clinical Director of Obstetrics and Gynaecology at Christchurch Women's hospital where I have been working as a generalist consultant since 2011 . I enjoy a broad range of interests across O and G with an interest in laparoscopic surgery. I am a representative for Aotearoa on the council of RANZCOG and am passionate about trying to achieve national consistency and equity in health care for wāhine both in terms of access , treatment and outcomes.
Dr Dilky Rasiah
ACC
Please support my Perineum
Presentation Overview
Come along to this interactive panel discussion with three experts in the field. Meet a physiotherapist, an ACC clinical partner,and a gynaecologist, in conversation about some key issues. What perineal health assessment should we offer all women who have just had a baby? When is ACC likely to accept a perineal injury during childbirth claim? What are we doing to support comprehensive and timely pelvic floor care in the public health care system? What could best practice look like if we had unlimited resources and funding?
Biography
Dr Dilky Rasiah, Strategic Clinical Advisor, ACC
Hannah Orr
Ascot Central Women's Clinic
Please support my Perineum
1:50 PM - 2:30 PMPresentation Overview
Come along to this interactive panel discussion with three experts in the field. Meet a physiotherapist, an ACC clinical partner,and a gynaecologist, in conversation about some key issues. What perineal health assessment should we offer all women who have just had a baby? When is ACC likely to accept a perineal injury during childbirth claim? What are we doing to support comprehensive and timely pelvic floor care in the public health care system? What could best practice look like if we had unlimited resources and funding?
Biography
Hannah is a Pelvic Health Physiotherapist, graduating from AUT in 2004. She then went on to complete a Post Graduate Certificate in pelvic floor rehabilitation at Melbourne University in 2010. In 2017 she completed a Professional Certificate in pelvic organ prolapse at the University of South Australia. More recently she has completed a Masters research project at the University of Auckland on assessing the pelvic floor muscle responses during exercise. Hannah is based in Auckland and has worked in both private and public treating men and women with pelvic floor symptoms.
Qualifications:
BHsc (Physiotherapy) 2004, PGCert (Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation) 2010, Professional Certificate (Pelvic Organ Prolapse) 2017, MRes (Bioengineering) 2021
Facilitator
Michelle Wise
University Of Auckland
