A hybrid, expert-led educational course designed to help healthcare professionals effectively evaluate and manage chronic pelvic pain through evidence-informed, guideline-based learning.
Chronic pelvic pain is a significant global health concern, yet access to comprehensive educational resources for healthcare professionals remains limited. The International Pelvic Pain Society's Clinical Foundations Course provides an organized, practical approach to evaluating and managing patients with chronic pelvic pain.
Developed using adult learning principles, this asynchronous hybrid curriculum combines flexible, self-paced education with interactive learning opportunities.
The curriculum is grounded in current clinical guidelines and emphasizes the essential knowledge, assessment skills, and multidisciplinary strategies needed to deliver comprehensive, patient-centered care.
Explore 20 asynchronous educational videos, with practical Action Plans and manageable learning tasks you can apply to your day-to-day clinical practice.
Participate in interactive live sessions that reinforce key clinical principles, offer opportunities for discussion, and connect course concepts to practice.
Conclude the course with an interactive case-based learning activity, bringing together the principles of assessment, clinical reasoning, and management.
Live educational sessions are recorded to support flexible learning and review.
The asynchronous curriculum includes educational modules covering the following topics:
Completing the Clinical Foundations Course strengthens your knowledge and experience in chronic pelvic pain management while fulfilling one of the educational requirements for the Pelvic Pain Specialty Designation (PPSD). The course also helps prepare learners for the PPSD assessment and provides opportunities to connect with potential mentors and supporters throughout the designation process.