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These slides can be used and/or adapted to present to clinicians on the Heavy Menstrual Bleeding Clinical Care Standard. Content covers why the standard was developed, an overview of the quality statements, and three case studies.
This resource is designed to assist HealthPathways clinical editors to align local pathways with the standard. It summarises key aspects of the standard relevant to a general practitioner (GP) consultation.
This tool is provided to support acute public hospitals to calculate the age-standardised rate for Indicator 9a-Hospital rate of hysterectomy per 100 episodes.
This fact sheet provides an overview of treatment options for heavy menstrual bleeding. Its primary purpose is to support discussions between clinicians and women about their options.
Heavy Menstrual Bleeding - Hayley's story
In this video, Hayley explains the disruptive impact that heavy menstrual bleeding has had on her life, and her experience with different treatments. She shares her advice for other women who experience heavy menstrual bleeding.
What are psychotropic medicines?
Psychotropic medicines are used mainly to treat mental health conditions like schizophrenia, anxiety, depression, and bipolar disorder. Some psychotropic medicines can also be used for health conditions such as pain or sleeping problems.
The Psychotropic Medicines in Cognitive Disability or Impairment Clinical Care Standard includes links to resources that may help healthcare services and clinicians to implement the standard. These resources are listed under the relevant quality statements below.
Clinicians, consumers and healthcare services have been consulted during the development of the Standard.