Training

Comprehensive training on testosterone deficiency, covering everything from the basic science, to its treatment. Benefit from digital-learning materials including presentations, websites, and video content. Please note that the hub is for internal use only. If you wish to utilise materials included in the hub externally, then the materials must be subject to local legal, medical and regulatory (LMR) review and approval.

Besins Healthcare (UK) Ltd have sponsored the development of an e-learning module on adult testosterone deficiency, designed for general practitioners in association with the Primary Care Testosterone Advisory Group (http://www.pctag.uk/e-learning-testosterone-deficiency/). We have received permission from the PCTAG to include a link to the e-learning module on this hub. This is an excellent tool for upskilling both internal and external audiences.
This module helps plug the gap in resources and education on men’s health that is available to HCPs. It is approximately 1 hour in duration and you can dip in and out of it as you wish. There are a small number of questions throughout the module to help reinforce knowledge; summaries at the end of each section, and practical case-based discussions to apply your learning into everyday potential scenarios. Finally, there is a self-assessment consisting of 10 multiple-choice questions at the end of the module. Following successful completion of the self-assessment you will be able to access and print/save your certificate. Click here to access the module
Please note this link will take you to an external website where the module is hosted, so different T&Cs apply. Besins is not responsible for the content of the website that this link directs you to.

Here you will find training videos for KOL, T4L and products. You will find training for TRAVERSE on the TRAVERSE Study page.
Here you will find 3 short introductory training videos recorded by a global KOL which provide a broad overview of men’s health and testosterone deficiency. These videos will be particularly helpful for people new to the organisation and for upskilling existing employees.
You can find in the following links, video recordings and associated PowerPoint slides that have been acquired by Besins Healthcare from T4L (Testosterone for Life), a company owned by the internationally renowned testosterone expert – Dr Abraham Morgentaler

In October 2020, Besins Healthcare launched the Andrology Research Academy (AReA) platform. AReA is a Besins-sponsored educational platform that aims to provide a forum for educational exchange, to share the latest research in the field of andrology, and to foster interactions with international experts.Besins Healthcare is committed to continuous medical education to ensure that physicians have the most up-to-date knowledge, and can make the best treatment choices for their patients. There are currently 10 webinars covering a range of topics associated with testosterone including diabetes, anaemia, prostate cancer as well as a full educational course in conjunction with Testosterone for Life (T4L) and Dr Abraham Morgentaler. In Q4 of 2024, 8 TRAVERSE study videos will be released.

The full recordings of these and future webinars are/will be available in the AReA media library. Please click here to access the AReA media library: www.arealive.org Please note this link will take you to an external website so different T&Cs apply. Please Contact us if you would like to receive a link to download the recordings.

Here are some examples of speaker slide decks that can be amended to suit local requirements. There are numerous slides in these decks, and the expectation is that speakers would use selected slides, based on the subject matter and duration of a particular presentation.

AndroGel 16.2 mg/g gel and AndroGel 1% gel preparations are indicated in adults as testosterone replacement therapies for male hypogonadism when testosterone deficiency has been confirmed by clinical
features and biochemical tests.
Historically, the focus from both HCPs and industry has been on the sexual symptoms of testosterone deficiency (TD), in particular, low libido and erectile dysfunction. Whilst these remain the most common individual TD symptoms that patients present with, there are many other symptoms and conditions that are associated with TD.
In this section you will find a series of PowerPoint slides that summarise the evidence-base for testosterone in these associated conditions.

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