Join us at XI FIGO World Congress of Gynecology and Obstetrics
Are you heading to the XI FIGO World Congress of Gynecology and Obstetrics in Vancouver from October 4–9, 2015? EngenderHealth has some exciting presentations and research to share, including discussions on:
- Monday, October 5 – Responding to the Risk of Sexual and Gender Based Violence for Abducted Girls from Chibok, Northeastern Nigeria (FCS14.14)
Adamu Isah, Deputy Country Director, Programs at EngenderHealth, Nigeria
- Tuesday, October 6 – Maternal Health Data Management: Strengthening Use in Resource-Constrained Health Facilities in Western Uganda (FCS34.2)
Simon Ndizeye, Monitoring and Evaluation Specialist, EngenderHealth, Uganda
- Thursday, October 8 – Community-Based Screening for Obstetric Fistula in Nigeria: A Novel Approach to Measurement and Estimation (FCS74.6)
Adamu Isah, Deputy Country Director, Programs at EngenderHealth, Nigeria
- Friday, October 9 – Translating Randomized Clinical Trial Findings to Practice: Non-Inferiority of Short-Duration Bladder Catheterization after Fistula Repair (FCS100.9)
Joseph Ruminjo, Clinical Director, Fistula Care Plus, EngenderHealth
Below please find additional highlights from the week’s events. We hope to see you there!
MONDAY, OCTOBER 5
- 08:00-09:30: Genital Tract Fistula: Undertaking Care and Training in Different Settings
Location: Meeting Room 202-204
Africa’s First Accredited Urogynaecology Fellowship – Setting the Vision
Lauri Romanzi
- 13:45-15:15: FCS144 Addressing Violence Against Women
Location: Meeting Room 210
FCS14.14 Responding to the Risk of Sexual and Gender-Based Violence for Abducted Girls from Chibok, Northeastern Nigeria
Adamu Isah
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6
- 13:45-15:15: FCS34 Women’s Health Issues and Policy
Location: Meeting Room 117
FCS34.1: Can Religious Leaders Act as Conduits for Obstetric Fistula Prevention Messages and for Community Mobilization? The EngenderHealth Uganda Experience
Molly TumusiimeFCS34.2: Maternal Health Data Management: Strengthening Use in Resource-Constrained Health Facilities in Western Uganda
Simon Ndizeye
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7
- 08:00-09:30: FCS35 Contraception and Fertility Control
Location: Meeting Room 111
FCS35.6: Integration of Postpartum Family Planning Services with the Immunization Program at Sub-District and Below Level in Bangladesh
Sanjida Hasan
- 09:55-11:25: Developing Urogynaecology Services in Under-Resourced Settings
Location: Meeting Room 202-204
Quality-of-Life Assessments: ‘Can We Adapt/Adopt Validated Questionnaires in Under-Resourced Settings?’
Lauri Romanzi
Surgical Set-up for Urogynaecology in Under-Resourced Settings: ‘What are the Essential Pre-Requisites for Safe and Effective Surgery?’
Lauri Romanzi
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8
- 15:30-17:00: FCS62 Labor and Delivery
Location: Meeting Room 115
FCS62.4: Pregnancy Care Utilization by Female Genital Fistula Clients in Bangladesh
SK Nazmul Huda
- 15:30-17:00: FCS75 Mixed Bag
Location: Meeting Room 210
FCS74.6: Community-Based Screening for Obstetric Fistula in Nigeria: A Novel Approach to Measurement and Estimation
Adamu Isah
- 15:30-17:00: The Importance and Feasibility of Providing Permanent Methods in Low-Resource Countries and How FIGO Members Can Help
Location: Meeting Room 223-224
Chair: Carmela Cordero
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9
- 08:00-09:30: FCS100 Urogynecology
Location: Meeting Room 218-219
FCS100.8: The Panzi Classification and Score for Female Genital Fistula
Christine Amisi
FCS100.9: Translating Randomized Clinical Trial Findings to Practice: Non-Inferiority of Short Duration Bladder Catheterization after Fistula Repair
Joseph Ruminjo
- 08:00-09:30: FCS90 Operative Obstetrics
Location: Meeting Room 208
FCS90.1: Comparative Risk of Obstetric and Iatrogenic Fistula from Short Height in Bangladesh
SK Nazmul Huda
POSTERS: Monday, October 5 – Tuesday, October 6
- CLINICAL OBSTETRICS
P0156: Increasing Utilization of Maternal Health and Family Planning Services through Community Engagement Approaches in Rural Uganda
Simon Ndizeye
- UROGYNECOLOGY
P1025: Female Genital Fistula: Clinical Audit of Complications from Surgical Treatment
Joseph Ruminjo