MER Primary Care Conferences Women’s Health for Primary Care Endo Gyn Psych Sep 11-13, 2026

Women’s Health Primary Care 2026: Endocrinology, Gynecology & Psychiatry

MER Primary Care Conferences Women’s Health for Primary Care Endo Gyn Psych Sep 11-13, 2026 is a continuing medical education program focused on practical, evidence-based updates in women’s health, endocrinology, gynecology, and psychiatry for primary care clinicians.

+ Target Audience

Primary Care Physicians, Psychiatrists, Endocrinologists, Gynecologists, and other healthcare professionals involved in the evaluation and management of women’s health conditions in primary care practice.

+ Information

The Women’s Health for Primary Care: Endocrinology/Gynecology/Psychiatry conference, organized by Medical Education Resources (MER), is scheduled for September 11–13, 2026, at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, Nevada.

This continuing medical education program provides primary care clinicians with evidence-based updates covering commonly encountered psychiatric, endocrine, and gynecologic conditions affecting women.

The educational content emphasizes practical clinical decision-making, including the assessment and treatment of anxiety and depression, substance use disorders, osteoporosis, obesity, thyroid disease, pituitary disorders, abnormal uterine bleeding, menopause, breast cancer screening, and contraceptive counseling.

The course is particularly relevant for clinicians seeking a multidisciplinary update in women’s health for primary care, with an emphasis on translating current evidence into everyday outpatient practice.

Course Details

• Course: Women’s Health for Primary Care: Endocrinology/Gynecology/Psychiatry
• Organizer: Medical Education Resources (MER)
• Dates: September 11–13, 2026
• Location: Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada
• Format: Continuing Medical Education / Primary Care Conference
• Core Specialties: Women’s Health, Endocrinology, Gynecology, Psychiatry, Primary Care

Target Audience

This program is targeted to office-based primary care providers and other health professionals seeking updates in primary care medicine.

It is especially relevant for:

• Primary Care Physicians
• Family Medicine Physicians
• Internal Medicine Physicians
• Psychiatrists
• Endocrinologists
• Gynecologists
• Other clinicians involved in women’s healthcare

Program Overview

The program integrates several important areas of women’s healthcare commonly encountered by primary care clinicians.

Psychiatry-focused education addresses anxiety disorders, depression, substance use disorders, and practical approaches to challenging patient encounters.

Endocrinology sessions emphasize osteoporosis treatment, obesity and weight management, sex-based differences in thyroid disease, and pituitary disorders.

Gynecology and women’s health content focuses on abnormal uterine bleeding, menopausal transition, breast cancer screening, and complex contraceptive decision-making.

Together, these topics provide clinicians with a broad evidence-based framework for managing women across different stages of adulthood.

Learning Objectives

Upon completion of this educational program, participants should be able to:

• Review current evidence for the treatment of anxiety disorders.
• Recommend appropriate pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic treatment for depression.
• Describe strategies for identifying and treating substance use disorders.
• Utilize suggested strategies to manage “the difficult patient”.
• Identify the risks and benefits of utilizing bisphosphonates in the treatment of osteoporosis.
• Describe the pathophysiology surrounding obesity and the risks and benefits of the various weight management options.
• Distinguish sex-based differences in the pathophysiology, presentation, and diagnosis of thyroid disorder.
• Describe treatment options for pituitary disorders.
• Assess and manage abnormal uterine bleeding.
• Discuss menopausal transition and the risks/benefits of treatment options.
• Discuss the current evidence and recommendations regarding breast cancer screening.
• Describe approaches to counseling patients for making complex contraceptive decisions.

Major Topics

Psychiatry

• Anxiety Disorders
• Evidence-Based Anxiety Treatment
• Depression
• Pharmacologic Treatment of Depression
• Non-Pharmacologic Management of Depression
• Substance Use Disorders
• Identification of Substance Use Disorders
• Treatment Strategies for Substance Use Disorders
• Managing Difficult Patient Encounters

Endocrinology

• Osteoporosis
• Bisphosphonate Therapy
• Risks and Benefits of Osteoporosis Treatment
• Obesity Pathophysiology
• Weight Management
• Medical Approaches to Obesity
• Thyroid Disorders in Women
• Sex-Based Differences in Thyroid Disease
• Pituitary Disorders
• Treatment Options for Pituitary Disease

Gynecology & Women’s Health

• Abnormal Uterine Bleeding
• Evaluation of Abnormal Uterine Bleeding
• Management of Abnormal Uterine Bleeding
• Menopausal Transition
• Menopause Treatment Options
• Risks and Benefits of Menopause Therapy
• Breast Cancer Screening
• Current Breast Cancer Screening Recommendations
• Contraception
• Complex Contraceptive Decision-Making
• Patient-Centered Contraceptive Counseling

Why This Course Is Relevant

Women’s health issues frequently present first in the primary care setting, requiring clinicians to integrate knowledge from multiple specialties.

This MER Primary Care conference provides clinically relevant education across psychiatry, endocrinology, and gynecology, helping healthcare professionals improve their approach to conditions such as depression, anxiety, osteoporosis, obesity, thyroid disorders, abnormal uterine bleeding, menopause, breast cancer screening, and contraception.

The multidisciplinary structure is particularly valuable for clinicians who manage women longitudinally and need practical strategies that can be incorporated into everyday clinical practice.

Short Description

MER Primary Care Conferences Women’s Health for Primary Care Endo Gyn Psych Sep 11-13, 2026 provides evidence-based CME updates in women’s health, endocrinology, gynecology, and psychiatry. Topics include anxiety, depression, substance use disorders, osteoporosis, obesity, thyroid and pituitary disorders, abnormal uterine bleeding, menopause, breast cancer screening, and contraceptive counseling.