Join us for a practical, hands-on course designed to help physiotherapists and allied health professionals confidently integrate ultrasound into their pelvic health clinical practice.

This comprehensive training combines theoretical knowledge with practical experience, focusing on the use of transabdominal and transperineal ultrasound to assess pelvic floor function, bladder volume, pelvic organ prolapse and bladder neck mobility.

Throughout the course, participants will develop practical scanning skills, explore real clinical case studies and learn how to use ultrasound to support patient assessment, treatment, training and education.

• To maximise the use of a diagnostic ultrasound unit to enable imaging of pelvic floor function, bladder volumes, prolapse identification, bladder neck mobility.
• Understand how to apply ultrasound in Women’s Health in a clinical setting.
• Demonstrate safety, modesty and appropriate infection control procedures.
• Be able to use ultrasound in a clinical setting to assist with pelvic floor assessment, treatment and training, inclusive of prolapse imaging to assist patient education.
• Understand and be able to use both trans abdominal and trans perineal ultrasound techniques, and select appropriate use of both.

1. Introduction to Pelvic Health Ultrasound

2. Understanding Transabdominal Ultrasound

3. Patient Safety and Clinical Considerations

4. Exploring Transperineal Ultrasound

5. Applying Ultrasound in Clinical Practice

6. Knowledge Review and Q&A

✓ Physiotherapists and other allied health professionals
✓ Continence/Gynae nurses
✓ Those working in Pelvic Health space

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