Explore the clinical shift from PCOS to Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS) in this practitioner Roadmap, with our Head of Education Tanya Borowski, designed to strengthen your diagnostic reasoning, phenotype differentiation and evidence-based treatment strategies. Gain practical tools, including a clinical guide, recording and protocols, to confidently integrate the latest PMOS terminology and mechanism-led management into everyday practice.
PMOS: The Evolving Clinical Picture
Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS) is still widely discussed under the PCOS label, narrowing the focus to ovarian morphology and missing the broader metabolic, endocrine and systemic picture.
This Roadmap provides a revised practitioner resource introducing the shift in terminology from PCOS to PMOS, a change driven by client advocacy and a growing recognition that “polycystic ovary syndrome” does not fully capture a condition that is multifactorial and multi‑system in nature, rather than simply ovarian in origin.
Created specifically for busy clinicians, this Roadmap repositions PMOS within a broader, clinically useful framework. Join Tanya Borowski, our Head of Education, as she brings together diagnostic clarification, phenotype differentiation and mechanism‑led thinking, and then bridges that theory into real‑world case management, so you can integrate the updated narrative and approaches seamlessly into practice.
What you'll learn:
- Understand the rationale behind the PMOS naming shift and communicate it confidently to clients.
- Apply the Rotterdam criteria correctly as a diagnostic process of exclusion with aged relate nuances explained.
- Differentiate PMOS phenotypes and match clinical reasoning to underlying drivers.
- Translate mechanisms into practical, individualised nutraceutical and lifestyle protocols.
All registrants receive the full recording, slide deck and our PMOS Clinical Considerations Practitioner Guide - a structured clinical tool covering diagnostic nuance, androgen excess mechanisms, and evidence-based supplement protocol guidance. This guide is designed to sit alongside existing PCOS materials as a practical bridge to the updated terminology and thinking, ready to integrate into practice from day one.