Please join us for the next webinar in our series to learn all you need to know about setting up a MTOP service in your practice. We're going to cover the legal framework and the practicalities of setting up a medical abortion service in primary care, with up-to-date information on the clinical and legislative considerations for safe and effective provision of MTOP. You're welcome to email your questions to searchproject@fpnsw.org.au prior to the webinar, and there will also be time allocated to discuss your cases and further questions.
Family Planning Australia is a lead provider of medical abortion services in NSW. Through the SEARCH project, FPA aims to support the provision of accessible medical abortion in low-resource settings and away from the metropolitan areas. We deliver compassionate counselling and evidence-based information as well as facilitating access to post-abortion care in the community, if required.
Our SEARCH project participants are valued partners in this work, whether you're a medical abortion service provider or would like to learn the practical details about offering this service in your area.
To receive your link to the webinar please select your preferred day and time from the box and click the link to register. Questions? Please contact us via searchproject@fpnsw.org.au
About the speaker
Dr Elina Safro is a General Practitioner with expertise in sexual and reproductive health and clinical experience across the full clinical and procedural scope in this area of medicine, including contraception and termination of pregnancy.
Dr Safro practises clinically at Family Planning Australia as Senior Medical Officer and clinical educator, and at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital as VMO Forensic Medical Examiner. She has also held a VMO position at the Royal Hospital for Women Menopause Hub. Dr Safro is currently serving as Chair, Education Subcommittee of the Board of Australasian Menopause Society and as Adjunct Research Fellow at the HER Centre, Monash University. Dr Safro is an OSCE examiner for the Australian Medical Council.
Fully funded by NSW Health as part of the SEARCH Project.