Male Health CPD Online

The aim of this learning activity is to develop confidence and expand the basic knowledge of primary health care nurses, medical and allied health professionals in starting a conversation with men about how diabetes impacts reproductive and sexual health, and its importance as a significant risk factor for cardiovascular disease, stroke, and depression.

This interactive online case-based learning activity aims to support GPs in the assessment, investigation, diagnoses and management of clinical presentations involving the potential use, misuse and abuse of androgens in clinical practice.

This interactive training activity will support fertility specialists and other professionals working in the assisted reproductive technology sector to better identify and manage male factor infertility ultimately providing better health outcomes for the patient.

This self-paced eLearning activity will provide practical tips and share examples for improving health care professional's communication with fathers and other non-birthing parents. It provides evidence-informed recommendations and is based on well-established theories about communication, family systems, attachment and gendered stereotypes and norms.

Erectile dysfunction is a common condition affecting males but can be difficult to talk about. Know the risk factors and act early for better patient outcomes.

GPs and nurses play a vital part in expanding men’s access to, and understanding of male fertility and preconception health.

Engage, educate, empower males in your primary care interactions.

This webinar includes the latest evidence-based approaches to healthy ageing for males and how this can be applied in primary health settings.

In this webinar you will join with our experts to discuss how health and medical professionals, working in primary care settings can engage and support males to seek help early.

Approximately 1 in 50 adults have Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD). The disorder most commonly manifests in adolescence, with subclinical symptoms often occurring for years before diagnosis. Whilst there is no gender difference in the prevalence of BDD it is observed that muscle dysmorphia occurs much more often in males.

Join us in this webinar to discuss how primary care professionals can identify BDD in males earlier in the primary care setting and the referral pathways, treatment and management options available.

Primary care professionals are well placed to identify sexual health issues early and support the treatment and management of sexually transmitted infections. In this webinar, Healthy Male outlines some of the opportunities that present in primary care to identify where a male patient may be at risk of an STI and the history taking, screening, referral pathways and other resources available to support male patients in primary care.

Join us as we discuss how primary care professionals can identify loneliness and support males. This webinar will provide an overview of the key factors in recognising and addressing loneliness in the primary care setting.