Primary Care Women’s Health Society announced as official partner of Pulse Virtual: October

Pulse 365 is delighted to announce its media partnership with the Primary Care Women’s Health Society (PCWHS) for the upcoming Pulse Virtual: Spotlight on Women’s Health, taking place on 14–15 October 2025.

Primary Care Women’s Health Society

October’s virtual event will focus exclusively on women’s health in primary care, offering free, CPD-accredited sessions designed to equip GPs with the latest evidence-based knowledge and practical guidance.

As part of the partnership, PCWHS will lend their clinical expertise and thought leadership to help shape the programme, ensuring the conference delivers high-quality, impactful content. With a shared mission to advance women’s health education.

This edition of Pulse Virtual is dedicated entirely to women’s health, featuring sessions on:

  • Menopause care
  • Endometriosis
  • Recurrent UTIs
  • Menstrual and reproductive health
  • And much more

The virtual format allows GPs to join live or on-demand, with content available for seven days post-event, providing flexibility to fit CPD around busy clinical schedules.

The conference will include presentations and insights from a distinguished panel of experts:

  • Dr Caroline Cooper – GP specialist in Sexual and Reproductive Health, Cambridge
  • Dr Lindsey Thomas – GP, Porterbrook Medical Centre
  • Dr Toni Hazell – GP, medical writer, editor, and regular contributor to Pulse 365

These respected voices in primary care will explore both clinical updates and real-world approaches to delivering better outcomes for women.

About the Primary Care Women’s Health Society

The Primary Care Women’s Health Society is a national membership organisation committed to improving the quality of women’s healthcare in general practice. Through advocacy, education, and access to the latest evidence, PCWHS empowers clinicians to deliver care that reflects the unique needs of women across the life course.

Find out more about the Primary Care Women’s Health Society here.

For those interested in speaking at our future events, or for those organisations who are interested in sponsoring, please contact us today.