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EVENT DETAILS

Venue: Virtual attendance, via Teams

Date: Friday 25th September and Friday 2nd October ’26

Time: 09:30 – 13:00 each day

CPD accredited for 6 points

INTEGRATIVE MEN’S HEALTH; PRACTICAL TRT PRESCRIBING FOR CLINICIANS

This interactive two-morning course provides healthcare professionals with the knowledge and practical skills to confidently assess, diagnose and manage testosterone deficiency using an evidence-based, patient-centred approach.

The programme explores the role of testosterone in men’s health, guiding delegates through the diagnosis of hypogonadism, interpretation of diagnostic investigations, and the safe and effective prescribing of Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT), including licensed therapies and, where appropriate, compounded treatment options. Clinical monitoring, risk management and the latest evidence will be discussed throughout.

Moving beyond traditional TRT education, the course also examines the wider factors influencing men’s hormonal health and longevity, including obesity, metabolic health, fertility considerations, lifestyle interventions, nutrition, supplements, genetic testing and emerging therapies. Delegates will gain practical strategies to optimise patient outcomes through an integrative approach that combines hormone therapy with personalised lifestyle medicine.

Through expert-led teaching and real-world case discussions, delegates will leave with the confidence to apply their learning immediately in clinical practice.

LEARNING OUTCOMES:

Upon completing this course, participants will be able to:

- Confidently assess men for testosterone deficiency:
  - Understand the role of testosterone, its synthesis and production
  - Describe the foundational principles and recent advancements in testosterone therapy
  - Understand who the treatment is suitable for and associated risks and benefits
- Interpret male hormone profiles and make clinically informed decisions
- Understand the role of testosterone, its synthesis and production
- Describe the foundational principles and recent advancements in testosterone therapy
- Understand who the treatment is suitable for and associated risks and benefits
- Understand how to read and interpret blood hormone profiles
  - Conduct thorough patient evaluations and assessments, identifying symptoms related to low testosterone
  - Apply evidence-based practices to formulate personalised treatment plans for your patients.
- Prescribe and personalise TRT with confidence
  - Prescribe appropriate medications (licensed and compounded) with confidence, based on current best practices and clinical guidelines.
  - Monitor patient progress, adjusting treatment protocols as needed to optimise patient outcomes and manage any adverse effects.
- Go beyond testosterone: optimise the patient’s overall health
  - Recognise the impact of nutrition, body composition, sleep, exercise, metabolic health and lifestyle on testosterone levels and men’s health.
  - Provide practical, evidence-informed advice on lifestyle and nutritional interventions that can support treatment outcomes.
  - Understand the role and limitations of supplements and complementary approaches in supporting healthy testosterone levels and overall wellbeing.
- Apply the latest evidence to real-world clinical practice
  - Adhere to ethical and legal guidelines in patient care.
  - Critically evaluate the latest research and emerging evidence surrounding TRT and men’s health.
  - Translate current evidence into practical prescribing and patient-management decisions.
  - Communicate the potential benefits, risks and expectations of TRT clearly, enabling patients to make informed decisions and actively participate in their treatment.
  - Utilise communication skills to educate, reassure, and engage patients in their treatment plans