Any case that I felt overwhelmed with after initial Ax, would continue to liaise/refer to Women's Health PT at base hospital

If complex patient did require a more skilled clinician, travel would likely prove a barrier in the SES of the community I work in. Consider a telehealth joint session? (For both my own upskilling and complex patient management)

Consider telehealth options with base hospital for upskilling (development opportunity)

A literature review for treatment of prolapse (beyond physiotherapy)

More considerate of recommendations with respect to patient centered care (change to patients entire routine/lifestyle with newborn)

Further investigation and review of my knowledge for relaxation/breathing techniques from other clinical areas, combined with a review of literature to know more

Modifying my SHX for any antenatal patients to include more specific questioning around precautions/contraindications. More confident in request further information from Obstetrician if required.

Review our post-natal handouts with Women's Health PT at base hospital to ensure meeting current evidence guidelines regarding aerobic exercise

Physiotherapy has a role in maintaining health and function of both mother and baby; especially when considering "First 2000 days" framework. Exercise has a large role to play in maintaining healthy lifestyle and in the risks for lifestyle related conditions, and specialised assessment and interventions can be implemented by Physiotherapists to effect positive change

Not an area that I see commonly (usually referred for a specific MSK complaint)- but can certainly incorporate specific knowledge in my education to patients, and a much greater understanding of the 'bigger picture'.