The BMS has developed a varied education programme for healthcare professionals and others working in the area of post reproductive health.
All BMS education is evidence based, peer reviewed and incorporates recommendations for best practice from the NICE Guideline Menopause: Diagnosis and Management, published in November 2015.
Your individual educational needs will be dictated by the nature of your clinical practice, the numbers and types of patients you see and the level of responsibility you must assume. The BMS education programme recognises this and will enable you to find a meeting, course or conference that is suitable for you.
- Education calendar
View the full calendar of BMS educational events.- Virtual delegate access
Registered delegates can access their online education here. - Delegate download access
Registered delegates can download their delegate material here, once their event has closed. - Archive
- Virtual delegate access
- BMS Principles and Practice of Menopause Care
The BMS PPMC training programme comprises progressive theory and practical training components designed to reflect modern NHS practice and meet the ever-increasing requirement for quality menopause education. Trainees must be registered with the GMC/NMC/GPhC. - RCOG/BMS Menopause Advanced Training Skills Module
The joint RCOG/BMS ATSM will enable Obstetrics and Gynaecology trainees to develop the high-level skills they will need for a consultant post in post reproductive health. - IMS IMPART online learning for health care professionals
IMPART is an online menopause education initiative that is internationally applicable to healthcare professionals working in, or with a special interest in, midlife women’s health. - The Menopause Course for nurses
The Menopause Foundations course, delivered by Kathy Abernethy (Specialist Nurse and former BMS Chair), was developed in partnership with BMS and is aimed at nurses who regularly see and advise women about menopause issues. - BMS Education Fund
A benefit of full BMS membership.