21st Annual Women’s Health Annual Visit (WHAV)

21st Annual Women’s Health Annual Visit (WHAV) is organized by Omnia Education and will be held on Sep 20, 2025 at New York Marriott Marquis, New York, United States of America.

Description:
Join our esteemed chairs, Barbara Dehn, NP, and Anita Nelson, MD, and connect with fellow healthcare professionals for a dynamic, interactive, and evidence-based learning experience that extends beyond the annual visit.

Why Attend WHAV 2025?

• Learn From Experts – Engage with world-renowned speakers and other key opinion leaders in women’s health
• Explore Emerging Trends – Gain insights into the latest advances in treatment, technology, and clinical guidelines
• Multimodal Learning – Gain exclusive access to digital content and expert-led podcasts designed to extend your live experience 
• Networking & Collaboration – Connect with industry leaders, peers, and innovators committed to improving women’s health

Learning Objectives:

Upon completion of this activity, learners should be better able to:

Overall WHAV25

• Recognize the spectrum of underdiagnosed chronic conditions in women
• Improve the diagnosis and management of medical conditions that disproportionately or uniquely affect women
• Utilize multidisciplinary approaches to address women's complex health needs
• Discuss emerging therapies and cutting-edge technologies relevant to women's health

Women’s Sleep Health – Addressing Gaps in OSA Diagnosis and Treatment Across Life Stages 

• Identify obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) in women by recognizing atypical presentations
• Integrate validated assessment tools into clinical practice to improve the timely diagnosis and treatment of OSA
• Describe the increased risk of OSA in women in menopause, including the role of hormonal changes, changes in body composition, and the impact on cardiometabolic health
• Identify pregnant patients at high risk for OSA
• Recognize the range of treatment options for OSA, including CPAP alternatives and adjunctive therapies like weight-loss medications, to better inform referral decisions for comprehensive patient care

ENDOVOICE Live:  Endometriosis - A Chronic Burden of Reproductive/Years  

• Analyze how early diagnosis of endometriosis can improve both psychosocial and physical outcomes for patients
• Integrate patient-centered diagnostic and evaluation tools into clinical practice to support accurate assessment and shared decision-making in endometriosis care
• Implement shared decision-making strategies and patient-centered treatment to deliver equitable care for individuals with endometriosis
• Evaluate the clinical benefits and limitations of GnRH antagonists in the medical management of endometriosis

Diagnosing and Treating IBS: It Begins with One Simple Question 

• Identify the components of the diagnostic process for IBS. 
• Use evidence-based clinical decision tools to diagnose IBS-C. 
• Use evidence-based clinical decision tools to diagnose IBS-D. 
• Identify the most important factors that influence satisfaction with medical care in women with IBS. 

Not Just a Headache: Migraine Across Women’s Lifespan  

• Apply evidence-based criteria to improve the diagnosis of migraine in the female patient
• Implement current treatment guidelines to optimize migraine management with a focus on female-specific life stages
• Evaluate strategies to reduce disparities and improve the quality of migraine treatment across special patient populations
• Assess goals and preferences along with mechanisms, indications, and clinical evidence to personalize treatment for acute and chronic migraine management in women
• Communicate which symptoms and HQoL domains are most meaningful toward improved shared decision-making