Hibiscus Health Caribbean Inc.

Focus on Periomenopause

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Chequing Account#: 459256

Branch#: 36285

Chequie: Hibiscus Health Caribbean

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Payment Pick Up: Nicole: 246-253-9384

This Continuing Medical Education (CME) programme focuses on key hormonal, gynaecological, metabolic, and neuropsychiatric conditions affecting women’s health, with particular emphasis on the perimenopausal transition. Topics include perimenopause, Genitourinary Syndrome of Menopause (GSM), metabolic changes in perimenopause, polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) in perimenopause, and Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD) and Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in perimenopause.

The programme aims to enhance healthcare professionals’ knowledge and clinical competence in recognising, assessing, diagnosing, and managing these conditions using current evidence-based approaches. Through focused discussions, clinical insights, and practical management strategies, participants will explore the physiological and hormonal changes of the perimenopausal transition and their effects on physical, metabolic, sexual, and mental health.

Learning Objectives

At the conclusion of the CME programme, participants should be able to:

Perimenopause: Recognise the clinical features of perimenopause and discuss evidence-based approaches to symptom assessment and management.
Metabolic changes in perimenopause: Describe the changes in body composition, insulin sensitivity, lipid profile, and cardiovascular risk that occur during the menopausal transition, and discuss appropriate screening, prevention, and management strategies.
PCOS in perimenopause: Explain how the presentation of PCOS evolves with age, recognise the diagnostic challenges in perimenopausal women, and discuss long-term management of reproductive, metabolic, and cardiometabolic risk.
Genitourinary Syndrome of Menopause: Identify GSM symptoms, understand their impact on sexual function and urinary health, and evaluate appropriate hormonal and non-hormonal treatment options.

PMDD and ADHD in perimenopause: Recognise how hormonal fluctuation during perimenopause can unmask or worsen PMDD and ADHD symptoms, distinguish these from other mood, anxiety, and premenstrual disorders, and discuss current and emerging pharmacological and non-pharmacological interventions.

Integrated care: Apply a holistic, individualised approach to women’s health that addresses physical, metabolic, psychological, emotional, and social well-being.

Register:

https://forms.gle/3b9VxJ4uVJDs2qb79

Payment:

Scotiabank Warrens

Chequing Account#: 459256

Branch#: 36285

Cheque: “Hibiscus Health Caribbean”

Payment Pick Up: Nicole: 246-253-9384

35th Annual Caribbean Dermatology Association Conference

The Caribbean Dermatology Association (CDA) in association with the Canadian Laser and Aesthetics Specialists Society (CLASS) announces the 35th Annual Conference of the Caribbean Dermatology Association, from November 4 to 7, 2026 at the Atlantis Paradise Island Resort, Bahamas.

This event assembles the Caribbean’s top Dermatologists to share cutting edge knowledge, scientific innovation, and clinical updates in dermatology.

All dermatologists and other interested specialists are invited to come out to join our Aesthetics Sessions and Sessions on Medical and Procedural Dermatology and more.

Registration is USD$300 from members and USD$500 for non-members. Rooms start at USD$294.

More information: https://www.caribbeanderm.org/

Payment: https://www.caribbeanderm.org/payment-information/

Book Hotel: https://book.passkey.com/event/51214617/owner/12844514/home

39th Annual Caribbean Cardiac Society Conference

The Caribbean Cardiac Society is pleased to invite you to the 38th annual conference of the Caribbean Cardiac Society (CCS) scheduled for July 22-25, 2026 at The Atlantis Paradise Island Resort, Bahamas under the theme ‘Innovation, Intelligence, Imaging, Interventions & Inclusivity’.

As the main regional cardiovascular body, the Caribbean Cardiac Society remains dedicated
to raising awareness of CVD as the leading cause of death in the Caribbean; and to ensure
that CVD professionals across the region are equipped to manage rising CVD rates.
The CCS continues to push for wider collaboration amongst all members of the health care
team via cardiologists, surgeons, internists, primary care physicians, trainees, medical
students and the affiliated health professionals including nurses, CV technicians, rehab
specialists and imaging technologists.

The CCS continues to grow as we welcome members, attendees, presenters and other
collaborators from the Caribbean, Latin America, USA, Canada, the EU, the UK and beyond.
Your participation is sincerely valued as you, our partner in this fight against the leading
cause of death in our Caribbean region. With your ongoing support, we can ensure that the
mission is continued.

More information: https://caribbeancardiacsociety.org/

Payment: https://caribbeancardiacsociety.org/payment-information/

Hotel: https://book.passkey.com/e/51227502.

Dermatology in Practice Online Meeting

Sunday, 14 June 2026

3pm-6pm via Zoom

The Dermatology in Practice Online meeting will cover a host of dermatological topics including Allergic Contact Dermatitis, Toenail Fungal Infections, Recognition and Management of Skin Bleaching and more. The faculty includes a host of dermatologists from the UK, Guyana, St. Lucia and Jamaica and the CDA invites general practitioners, nurses and other health care professionals to attend the event. The host will be Dr. Andrew LeRoy Forde of Barbados.

Cost: USD$50.00 or BDS$100.00

Please register here.https://forms.gle/uPNmnhVGTsyTQb8X8
The meeting link will be sent to you after payment is confirmed.

Questions?
Contact the CDA Office at: 246-269-6183 (Calls/WhatsApps) or caribbenadermassocation@gmail.com

Cardiometabolic Conference 2025

The Heart & Stroke Foundation of Barbados presents a one-day multidisciplinary event exploring the intersection of cardiovascular and metabolic health. This meeting brings together experts and frontline clinicians to discuss evidence-based prevention, innovative management strategies, and comprehensive rehabilitation approaches to reduce the burden of cardiometabolic disease.

Chairperson: Dr. Dawn Scantlebury, Medical Director, Cardiovascular Disease Prevention & Rehabilitation (CDP&R) Programme

Who should attend:

Cardiologists • Internists • Family Physicians • Endocrinologists • General Practitioners • Residents • Nurses • Nutritionists • Public Health Practitioners • Allied Health Professionals

Cost: BDS$100/ USD$50

Payment: https://secure.ticketpal.com/event/cardiometobolic-conference-2025

Hibiscus Health Caribbean Scotiabank Account #: 459256 Branch# 36285

Dermatology in Practice Online Meeting

THE CARIBBEAN DERMATOLOGY ASSOCIATION PRESENTS:

DERMATOLOGY IN PRACTICE

2^ND BIANNUAL ONLINE MEETING

Sunday 1 June 2025, 3PM-6PM via Zoom

The Dermatology in Practice Online CME event will cover a host of dermatological topics including Eczema, Managing Acne, Pregnancy & the Skin, Sarcoidosis, Vulval Dermatoses & Common Nail Diseases. The goal is to educate on common dermatological issues that pop-up in practice. The faculty includes a host of dermatologists from the UK, Trinidad and Tobago and Jamaica and the CDA invites general practitioners, nurses and other health care professionals to attend the event. The host will be Dr. Andrew LeRoy Forde of Barbados.
Register: https://forms.gle/J9hwuZREJwMgGUxP9Cost: BDS$100/ USD$50
Payment: CDA RBC Account Branch#: 9785 Account#: 1005016Credit Card: https://www.caribbeanderm.org/payment-information/Cheque: Caribbean Dermatology Association – call 246-269-6183/ 253-9384 to pick up

Healthy Parenting Expo 2025

The Ministry of Health and Wellness and its partners presents the Healthy Parenting Expo (PHHPE) scheduled to take place on May 17-18 at the Lloyd Erskine Sandiford Complex.

The Ministry of Health and Wellness has identified perinatal mental health as a priority area of unmet need. Perinatal mental health, the mental and emotional well-being of parents during pregnancy and the first year of baby’s life—significantly impact not only the individual but also the development and long-term health of children.

In an effort to meet this need, a Perinatal Mental Health Action Plan was developed, with a public awareness campaign entitled The Hand Over Heart – Promise to Parent. The Hand Over Heart – Promise to Parent campaign is a dedicated initiative to support perinatal mental health for new parents across Barbados. As a part of the campaign, we plan to host the Healthy Parenting Expo, one of the sentinel events. This expo, that will be free to the public, will be educational, interactive, and offer an outreach opportunity for the promotion of wellness and healthy parenting.

Our conference theme is: The Hand Over Heart – Promise to Parent.

This two-day conference will center on:

Strengthening Families: Creating a Foundation for a Healthy Future Together
Equipping Parents: Strategies for Building Resilient and Thriving Families

The audience will consist of prospective parents, current parents, and community members. Alongside the main conference, attendees can participate in practical and informative workshops, including an infant and child CPR demonstration, a session on effective co-parenting, and a discussion on breastfeeding and child nutrition to help prevent non-communicable diseases (NCDs).

More information: www.healthyparentingexpo.com

Register: https://forms.gle/oZDfNUDAJtfTtkBT8

Caribbean Cardiac Society Conference 2025

Join the Caribbean Cardiac Society at our 2025 conference at the Hyatt Regency in Port-of-Spain Trinidad!

The Caribbean Cardiac Society is the premier regional society of cardiovascular disease specialists, dedicated to raising awareness of CVD as the leading cause of death in the Caribbean and to ensure that CVD professionals across the region are equipped to manage rising CVD rates.

Our conference theme is: “Strengthening Hearts, Empowering Communities” and our audience will include Cardiologists, cardiac surgeons, internists, primary care physicians, medical students and other affiliated health professionals including nurses and technicians. On July 23 we will host an ECG Workshop aimed at the local medical community and an Interventional Round Table where we welcome inputs and discussion from various cardiac professionals from all around the world on the current issues arising. Our goal is at least 300 attendees, from Trinidad, the Caribbean region and beyond.

Interested in attending the conference? Register by July 1, 2025 for the best rates!