Program Purpose / ObjectivesThe purpose of this CME activity is to provide a review of clinical conditions encountered by the Family Physician and address common gynecological problems.At the conclusion of this activity, participants should be able to:Understand current evaluation and treatment of infertilityUnderstand assisted reproductive technologiesEvaluate sexual dysfunction at the menopauseAssess patients for suspected polycystic ovarian syndromeUnderstand the embryology of genital anatomy, and the causes of clitoral enlargementUnderstand ICD9s, CPTs, and RVUs as they affect medical reimbursementAssess, utilize and provide objective health information from a range of internet sourcesUtilize an evidence-based algorithm for managing abnormal pap smearsIdentify which drugs to avoid, which to use, and which to consider during pregnancyUtilize current, 2010, CDC guidelines in managing STDsApply current endometrial ablation techniques to the needs of a particular practice settingApply current hormone therapy guidelines to menopausal patients on an individual basisEvaluate various contraceptive options to provide individualized contraceptive counseling to patientsPreliminary topics: Evaluation of infertilitySexual activity at the menopauseThe state of ARTUnderstanding polycystic ovarian diseaseThe normal clitoris and causes of its acquired enlargementMedical reimbursementDispensing Health Information: Medical Writing, the Internet and MoreManaging the Abnormal Pap Smear: Current GuidelinesAppropriate Use of Prescription and Non-prescription Drugs in PregnancySTDs: 2010 GuidelinesManagement of DUB Using Endometrial AblationNewer Hormonal Alternatives in Managing Menopausal SymptomsUpdate on Hormonal ContraceptionConference Sessions generally take place during the days at sea (as cruise itinerary allows) to avoid conflicts with Ports of Call or evening entertainment.