Pelvic Health Study - September 13, 2016

As a result of participating in this course, to what extent do you agree that you will be better able to accomplish these objectives *

Scoring Key: 5=Strongly Agree 4=Agree 3=Neutral 2=Disagree 1=Strongly Disagree 0=Not applicable to my practice

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Implement enhanced imaging protocols based on clinical indications for patients with pelvic health concerns as well as for surgical planning and evaluation of recurrence.	Implement enhanced imaging protocols based on clinical indications for patients with pelvic health concerns as well as for surgical planning and evaluation of recurrence. - 5	Implement enhanced imaging protocols based on clinical indications for patients with pelvic health concerns as well as for surgical planning and evaluation of recurrence. - 4	Implement enhanced imaging protocols based on clinical indications for patients with pelvic health concerns as well as for surgical planning and evaluation of recurrence. - 3	Implement enhanced imaging protocols based on clinical indications for patients with pelvic health concerns as well as for surgical planning and evaluation of recurrence. - 2	Implement enhanced imaging protocols based on clinical indications for patients with pelvic health concerns as well as for surgical planning and evaluation of recurrence. - 1	Implement enhanced imaging protocols based on clinical indications for patients with pelvic health concerns as well as for surgical planning and evaluation of recurrence. - 0
Select and appropriately implement optimal course of treatment for patients with pelvic health concerns given patients’ symptoms.	Select and appropriately implement optimal course of treatment for patients with pelvic health concerns given patients’ symptoms. - 5	Select and appropriately implement optimal course of treatment for patients with pelvic health concerns given patients’ symptoms. - 4	Select and appropriately implement optimal course of treatment for patients with pelvic health concerns given patients’ symptoms. - 3	Select and appropriately implement optimal course of treatment for patients with pelvic health concerns given patients’ symptoms. - 2	Select and appropriately implement optimal course of treatment for patients with pelvic health concerns given patients’ symptoms. - 1	Select and appropriately implement optimal course of treatment for patients with pelvic health concerns given patients’ symptoms. - 0
Bridge communication gaps across the continuum of care to enhance patient’s quality of life and improve delivery of care.	Bridge communication gaps across the continuum of care to enhance patient’s quality of life and improve delivery of care. - 5	Bridge communication gaps across the continuum of care to enhance patient’s quality of life and improve delivery of care. - 4	Bridge communication gaps across the continuum of care to enhance patient’s quality of life and improve delivery of care. - 3	Bridge communication gaps across the continuum of care to enhance patient’s quality of life and improve delivery of care. - 2	Bridge communication gaps across the continuum of care to enhance patient’s quality of life and improve delivery of care. - 1	Bridge communication gaps across the continuum of care to enhance patient’s quality of life and improve delivery of care. - 0

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Scoring Key: 5=Excellent 4=Very Good 3=Good 2=Fair 1=Poor

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Course content.	Course content. - 5	Course content. - 4	Course content. - 3	Course content. - 2	Course content. - 1

Was this course fair, balanced and without commercial bias? *

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Please provide 1-2 key learning points that you plan to implement in your clinical practice as a result of your participation in this board discussion. *

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Pelvic Health Study - September 13, 2016