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Fertility Awareness Based Methods (FABMs) for Family Planning and Restorative Reproductive Women’s Healthcare: Professional CME - SAMPLES

FACTS offers sample sessions for each part of our 13-Part Professional CME, which can be purchased for $30 each. If you find them valuable to your learning and practice, you can purchase the corresponding part or the entire 13-part course for AAFP-approved prescribed CME credit. (Samples are not available for CME credits at this time.)

Part A: An Introduction to Modern FABMs for Family Planning

In Part A participants will survey modern evidence based FABMs, including the research underlying the development of the different methods, their effectiveness rates to prevent pregnancy, and the benefits and challenges of using each method.

Part B: Special Topics in FABMs for Helping Couples Achieve or Avoid Pregnancy

Part B focuses on the role of FABMs to address infertility and early pregnancy loss, and on the availability of apps marketed to help people avoid pregnancy.

Part C: FABMs for Restorative Reproductive Medicine and at Various Stages of Life

In Part C participants will learn how internal hormone shifts result in observable external signs, or biomarkers, that women can learn to use to chart their cycles and monitor their health.

Part D: Medical Applications of FABMs Part I

Part D connects the science of endocrinology to core concepts of FABMs, which may be used to diagnose and manage common women’s health conditions, including abnormal uterine bleeding, endometriosis, polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS), and premenstrual syndrome (PMS).

Part E: Medical Applications of FABMs Part II

In Part E participants will gain a greater understanding of the common female health conditions that can impact fertility and the female cycle.

Part F: Fertility Awareness and FemTech

In Part F participants will obtain an overview of the technology available to track the female cycle and gain critical thinking skills that will allow them to evaluate app quality.

Part G: Lifestyle and Fertility

In Part G participants will learn how aspects of nutrition, obesity and weight, exercise and physical activity, sleep and limiting certain environmental exposures can affect menstrual cycle patterns and fertility, as well as all play a role in overall health.

Part H: RRM and Medical Applications

In Part H participants will dive deeper into the broader medical application and integration of FABMS through Restorative Reproductive Medicine (RRM).

Part I: Integrative Approaches to Infertility and Reproductive Health Issues

In Part I participants will learn restorative techniques that incorporate complementary and alternative treatments to enhance reproductive health outcomes based on clinical research.

Part J: Reproductive Health Across the Lifespan

In Part J participants will explore the benefits of charting the female reproductive cycle from menarche to menopause and what’s next in the field of restorative reproductive medicine.

Part K: Advancing Access in Holistic Reproductive Health Care throughout the Lifespan

In Part K participants will explore key strategies to improve reproductive health services for diverse populations.

Part L: Advancing Access in Holistic Health Care for Fertility and Infertility

In Part L participants will delve into ovulation induction for female infertility, including the use of aromatase inhibitors and other treatments.

Part M: Diverse Approaches to Common Reproductive Health Concerns

In Part M participants will gain practical insights into managing a range of reproductive issues.

CME Sample Order Form

To purchase samples of our Professional CME, please complete the form below. Email CME@FACTSaboutFertility.org for any questions or additional information.

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