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40
Category 1
CPD points
Genea Fertility Symposium
RACGP SATURDAY 18 AUGUST 2018 • FOUR SEASONS HOTEL SYDNEY
2017-2019
Triennium
The Genea Fertility Event Details
Symposium is essential for Saturday, 18 August 2018
any General Practitioner with 8.30am - 5.00pm
an interest in Women’s and
Venue
Men’s Reproductive Health Four Seasons Hotel
199 George Street, Sydney
With the ever increasing volume of
information available to patients online,
Dr Google plays a big part in how patients
Parking
view fertility treatment options. Free parking will be provided to all
attendees (1 spot per delegate) at
Helping patients sort through the “fake
Wilson Parking – Quay West Building,
news” is key to ensuring correct and early
111 Harrington Street, Sydney.
diagnosis of the true underlying issue.
Please take a ticket upon entry and we
Join us for a thought provoking and
will provide your free pass at the end
informative conference where Australia’s
of the conference. Entrance to the Four
leading Fertility Specialists will come
Seasons is opposite the carpark on
together to cover the latest thinking in fertility
Harrington Street.
treatment and options.
You will come away well equipped to best
assist your patients in realising their dream of
having a family.
The Genea Fertility Symposium is a Category 1
Active Learning Module. At the completion
of the below three activities, you receive
40 CPD points:
1. Following registration you will receive
the ASRM guideline to oocyte
cryopreservation. Please read this
article, complete the predisposing How to register:
activity form and return it to Genea prior
Register online at
to your attendance.
genea.com.au/symposium
2. Attend the conference comprising 2
plenary seminars and 6 workshops. RSVP by 4 August 2018
3. After the conference you will be given
2 weeks to complete the reinforcing For any enquiries relating to this
activity comprising of a 2 page self event, please contact:
assessment. Your reinforcing activity Christine Mikhail on 0408 339 828
needs to be returned to Genea. christine.mikhail@genea.com.au
or Kristy Clarke on 8484 7681
events@genea.com.au
Genea Fertility Symposium Agenda
8.30am Registration
9.00am Welcome and introduction
lenary Session 1:
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9.15am Assoc Prof. Mark Bowman:
Labtech 2.0 – transforming the IVF lab, one embryo at a time
Workshop Session 1
Dr Mark Livingstone and Dr Gabrielle Dezarnaulds:
Navigating the complex world of donor and surrogacy treatment
Workshop Session 2
10.00am - Dr Devora Lieberman and Dr Alison Gee: Frozen in time – how
12.30pm improved egg freezing technology has provided a viable option
for women
Morning tea
10.45am Workshop Session 3
Dr Katrina Rowan and Dr Rebecca Deans:
Fertility: When 40 is not the new 30
12.30pm Lunch
Plenary Session 2:
1.30pm The common miscarriage phenomena and managing 1 in 20 patients
through the heartache (Round table discussion)
Workshop Session 4
Michael Bonifacio and Katie Ellis: Five things to consider
before ordering non-invasive prenatal screening for
your patients
2.15pm - Workshop Session 5
4.45pm Assoc Prof. Mark Bowman and Dr Anthony Marren: A specialists guide
for GP’s who manage IVF pregnancies
Afternoon tea
3.00pm Workshop Session 6
Dr Derek Lok and Dr Sonal Karia: PGS: Embryo analysis that provides
more insight to manage faster patient outcomes
4.45pm Summary and close
5.00pm Meeting end
This activity has been approved by the RACGP for 40 CPD
points (Category 1).Genea Fertility Symposium Presenters
Assoc Prof. Mark Bowman Dr Anthony Marren
Genea Medical Director, MBBS, PhD, FRANZCOG, CREI B. Med (Hons.), M. Med (R. H. H. G.), FRANZCOG, CREI
General infertility, Second opinions, PGD, Female & Male infertility, Reproductive Surgery,
Donation, Surrogacy, Tubal surgery PGD, Recurrent Miscarriage & Implantation
Failure, Fertility Preservation, Donation &
Surrogacy, and Second Opinion
Dr Mark Livingstone Dr Sonal Karia
Genea Deputy Medical Director, MB, ChB, FRANZCOG, M.B.B.S, M.D, FRANZCOG, CREI, MMed(RHHG) -USYD
CREI, MM Obstetrics, Gynaecology, Infertility and Reproductive
General infertility, Ovulation disorders, Second Endocrinology, General infertility, PGD, Miscarriage
opinion, PGD, Recurrent miscarriage management, Menopause management, Fertility
preservation
Dr Derek Lok Dr Rebecca Deans
MBChB, PhD, FRANZCOG, CREI MBBS, MM (RH&HG), FRANZCOG, CREI
General infertility, Male factor infertility, Endoscopic General infertility, Miscarriage management,
fertility surgeries & reversal microsurgery, PGD, PCOS, Premature ovarian failure
Miscarriage
Dr Devora Lieberman Dr Ying Li
MD, MPH, FRANZCOG BSc(Med) MBBS, MBA, FRANZCOG
General infertility, Recurrent miscarriage, Egg Female & Male infertility, Reproductive surgery,
freezing, PGD PGD/S, Fertility Preservation & Oncofertility,
Recurrent miscarriage, Reproductive
endocrinology, Gamete donation & surrogacy
General Gynaecology and Obstetrics
Dr Alison Gee
MBBS, MM (RH&HG), FRANZCOG, CREI Dr Shannon Zawada
General infertility, Male infertility, PGD, Donation, BSc(Hons), MBBS, MMed, FRANZCOG
Surrogacy Female & Male infertility, Miscarriage
management, PGD/PGS, Fertility Preservation
& Oncofertlity, Gamete donation & surrogacy,
Reproductive surgery
Dr Gabrielle Dezarnaulds
MBBS, MM (RHHG), FRANZCOG, CREI
Michael Bonifacio
General infertility, PGD, Donation, Reproductive PTO, MSc (Sydney Uni), Pathology Manager
surgery, Endometriosis
39 years of experience in early pregnancy research
& clinical services & 18 years in deploying prenatal
& endocrinology pathology services at Genea.
Dr Katrina Rowan
MBBS (Hons), MMed, FRANZCOG, CREI Katie Ellis
General infertility, Ovulation disorders/PCOS, Genetic Counsellor
Male infertility, Miscarriage, PGD, Katie is Genea’s Senior Genetic Counsellor
Second opinion IVF providing counselling and advice on new genetic
services developed by Genea, particularly
Non-Invasive Prenatal Screening.
Genea Level 2, 321 Kent Street, Sydney NSW 2000
p (02) 9229 6420 f (02) 9233 7519
genea.com.au
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