Abnormal Uterine Bleeding Workshop for Nurse Practitioners
A clear, evidence-based framework for evaluating and managing abnormal uterine bleeding—without unnecessary referrals or guesswork.
Confidently Manage Abnormal Uterine Bleeding in Real-World Primary Care
Abnormal uterine bleeding (AUB) is one of the most common and complex gynecologic complaints in primary care—and one of the most challenging for nurse practitioners to evaluate confidently. For many nurse practitioners, it lives in a clinical gray zone: When should you order imaging? Which labs actually help? And when is referral truly indicated?
Because AUB ranges from benign, self-limited causes to serious underlying pathology, a structured and evidence-based approach is essential in primary care. Without it, clinicians risk either missing concerning diagnoses or over-referring patients who could be safely managed in-house.
This on-demand workshop provides a clear, evidence-based framework for approaching abnormal uterine bleeding in real-world primary care settings. You’ll learn how to evaluate bleeding patterns, identify red flags, and make appropriate workup and management decisions with confidence.
The content is based on current FIGO and ACOG recommendations, adapted specifically for primary care practice—not specialty or inpatient settings.
What You’ll Learn in This AUB Workshop:
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Approach abnormal uterine bleeding step by step—from initial presentation through follow-up
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Identify red flags that require urgent evaluation or referral
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Select labs and imaging that meaningfully guide diagnosis (and avoid unnecessary testing)
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Differentiate common etiologies of AUB across age groups and reproductive stages
What Makes This AUB Workshop Different
This workshop is built for nurse practitioners practicing at the intersection of gynecology and primary care, where guidelines exist—but real-world decisions aren’t always clear.
Most AUB education is designed for specialty settings. This workshop is specifically designed for nurse practitioners in primary care, focusing on evidence-based assessment and practical decision-making that you can apply immediately in real-world visits.
You’ll learn a clear, structured approach to evaluating bleeding patterns, identifying key red flags, selecting appropriate labs and imaging, and determining when referral or further evaluation is indicated. The content aligns with current guidelines, emphasizes patient-centered and trauma-informed care, and supports safer, more efficient clinical practice—without unnecessary complexity or fluff.
This activity is designed to help you feel more prepared, more organized, and more confident managing AUB within the NP scope of practice.
What’s Included in This AUB Workshop
Approximately 60 minutes of on-demand video instruction
Downloadable quick-reference Cheat Sheet and presentation slides
CE opportunity (1.25 contact hours) once ANCC accreditation is finalized
(expected January 2026)Enduring access to the replay and materials
(available as long as the product exists)
Who This AUB Workshop is For:
Perfect for:
🩺 New grad NPs who are still building their gynecologic assessment and diagnostic skills.
💼 Experienced NPs who want a concise, evidence-based refresher on current FIGO and ACOG recommendations.
🏥 Neurodivergent or busy clinicians who need structured, repeatable frameworks for clinical reasoning
👩⚕️ Preceptors or educators who teach NP students how to approach abnormal uterine bleeding in primary care.
Who this is NOT for:
❌ You don’t see patients with gynecologic or menstrual concerns in your current role.
❌ You’re looking for in-depth surgical, oncology, or inpatient specialty training (this is focused on outpatient primary care).
❌ You’re seeking highly advanced content on procedures (like endometrial ablation or hysteroscopy).
❌ You prefer long, academic-style lectures rather than concise, practical, clinical frameworks.
Get Instant Access to the Abnormal Uterine Bleeding Workshop
One Payment Of:
$147
Includes:
Approximately 60 minutes of on-demand video instruction
Downloadable quick-reference Cheat Sheet and presentation slides
CE opportunity (1.25 contact hours) once ANCC accreditation is finalized (expected January 2026)
Enduring access to the replay and materials (available as long as the product exists)
This course is for educational purposes only and does not replace clinical judgment or professional medical advice. Practice authority and clinical responsibilities vary by state and setting. Clinicians should apply course content in accordance with their scope of practice and organizational policies. Guidelines discussed are subject to change, and clinicians should consult the most current recommendations when making clinical decisions.
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This workshop covers the evidence-based approach to evaluating and diagnosing abnormal uterine bleeding in primary care. It includes a recorded presentation, detailed slides, and clinical pearls for differential diagnosis, workup, when to refer, and intro to management and treatment planning.
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It’s led by Liz Rohr, FNP-BC, founder of Real World NP, with a focus on practical, real-world application for primary care.
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Not yet. Once Real World NP is officially accredited by the ANCC (anticipated January 2026), the Abnormal Uterine Bleeding (AUB) Workshop will include an optional CE component.
If you purchase before accreditation is finalized, you’ll have full access to the workshop content now and will be invited to complete the CE portion and claim your certificate once it becomes available, at no additional cost (1.25 hours of CE).
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You’ll receive login details to the Real World NP course portal immediately after purchase. The workshop can be streamed on demand and includes downloadable materials.
Frequently asked questions
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It’s designed for nurse practitioners in primary care seeking confidence in diagnosing and managing AUB without unnecessary referrals.
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Yes. ANCC contact hours count for both credentialing bodies.
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You get lifetime access to the specific version of the product that you bought, unless otherwise noted. If we update the content to keep the medical information accurate and up to date, you will receive those updates automatically.
If we ever create a majorly revised or completely new version, it would be considered a new product and sold separately.
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Absolutely. It was built especially for new and early-career NPs.
About Real World NP
Real World NP provides practical, continuing education for nurse practitioners in primary care—without the fluff. Founded by Liz Rohr, an NP and educator, we’ve helped over 10,000 learners feel more confident in real-world practice.
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Abnormal uterine bleeding (AUB) is a common gynecologic condition evaluated in primary care and frequently managed by nurse practitioners. In outpatient settings, the evaluation of abnormal uterine bleeding involves assessment of bleeding patterns, patient age, reproductive status, and risk factors for structural, hormonal, or systemic causes. Evidence-based guidelines from organizations such as FIGO and ACOG recommend a structured approach to abnormal uterine bleeding that includes targeted laboratory testing, appropriate imaging, identification of red flags, and timely referral when indicated.
For nurse practitioners in primary care, clinical decision-making around abnormal uterine bleeding requires balancing guideline-based evaluation with scope of practice, patient context, and longitudinal management considerations. Ongoing education in abnormal uterine bleeding supports accurate diagnosis, appropriate workup, safe referral decisions, and improved patient outcomes in real-world primary care practice.
This educational activity focuses on abnormal uterine bleeding in primary care for nurse practitioners, emphasizing evidence-based evaluation, clinical reasoning, and practical application aligned with current guidelines.