Resources
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Rahul Mistry - Overactive Bladder Lecture
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Gillian Fowler - Women with OASI (Margie Polden Lecture)
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Physiotherapist's Educational Handbook of Women & Men's Health 2015
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Your Guide to Becoming a POGP Area Representative
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POGP guidance on the safe use of transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) for musculoskeletal pain during pregnancy
In order to clarify current thinking in this area, the Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Women’s Health (ACPWH 2012 - please note we are now POGP) brought together a panel of experts who reviewed the relevant literature and used their clinical experience to develop these statements. The e
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PFM Exercises for Midwives
The presentation was delivered to the RCOM and triggered the realisation by the RCOM that midwives lacked knowledge and skills around teaching PFM exercises to peri-natal women. Following this presentation it was requested that an i-learning platform would be developed, based on the presentat
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POGP Conference Programme 2016
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Good Practice Statement regarding the Use of Electrical Stimulation to the Pelvic Floor Muscles in Women with Recent Abnormal Cervical Cytology
This statement is based on the synthesis of best available current evidence. It will be subject to periodic review as the evidence base evolves. It should be noted the statement offers guidance and should not be regarded as prescriptive; such general advice will always require to be modified in line
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Preparing and Reviewing Posters
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The National Continence Care Awards 2016
We want to celebrate the individual efforts, innovative practices and leadership initiatives which are ensuring that people with incontinence receive the highest quality care, across health and social care settings.
Please see the attached poster for more information.