I completed a Bachelor's degree in Nursing, Level 6, at Avans University of Applied Sciences in the Netherlands. In my professional experience, I have worked as a transition nurse in a rehabilitation department and as a general coordinating nurse on a hospital ward.
I have witnessed how vital clear and reliable medical information is. This is especially true when your body is undergoing changes, when you feel uncertain, or when you have questions about your health. Clear explanations provide reassurance and help you to better understand what is happening. During menopause in particular, every woman experiences her symptoms differently, and the questions they have can vary greatly. It is invaluable to have access to reliable information without needing to navigate through complex medical jargon first.
Higher Professional Education Nursing, level 6, Avans University of Applied Sciences, Breda, the Netherlands
Transition nurse in a rehabilitation ward, the Netherlands
General coordinating nurse in a nursing ward, the Netherlands
Medical Advisor at eMedvertise
Affiliated with SeeMe-nopause as a medical expert
Specialisations
Nursing care
Basic Life Support
Reliable information helps to provide reassurance and a better understanding of what occurs in the body.
Menopause can raise many questions. What happens to your body? What symptoms might accompany it? And when should you consider seeking help or advice? Not every woman immediately knows where to turn for accurate and clear information.
There is a wealth of information available online, but not all of it is equally reliable, up-to-date, or medically sound. This is where a platform like SeeMe-nopause can play a vital role. It provides accessible information for women who want to gain a better understanding of menopause and the changes it may bring.
Menopause is a unique experience for every woman. Some women experience very few symptoms, while others face a range of challenges. For some, the phase when symptoms appear (or even later) can feel overwhelming. The connection to menopause is not always immediately obvious. Clear information can foster understanding and make it easier to recognise symptoms. It can also help women determine when it might be wise to seek professional advice.
In my role at SeeMe-nopause, I work alongside Dr Erik Knauff to review medical texts for accuracy and quality. Through this work, I help ensure that the information provided on the platform is both reliable and aligned with current medical knowledge.
My primary responsibility is to safeguard the medical integrity of the information. In doing so, I contribute to creating a platform where women feel respected and can access guidance that is both trustworthy and practical.
Menopause is not just about hormones. This stage of life can influence sleep, energy levels, mood, work, relationships, and overall daily functioning. For this reason, it is important to take a broader view of menopause and consider how various symptoms and circumstances interconnect.
An online platform like SeeMe-nopause can support women seeking help by enabling them to prepare questions and make informed decisions about potential next steps.
Menopause is not solely about hormones. It can influence sleep, energy levels, work, and everyday life.
What is Erianys Osepa's background?
Erianys is a registered nurse with a bachelor's degree at level 6. She has gained experience as a transition nurse within a rehabilitation department and as a general coordinating nurse on a hospital ward.
What does Erianys Osepa do at SeeMe-nopause?
Erianys ensures the accuracy and quality of medical texts. The information must not only be current but also carefully and clearly explained.
How does Erianys view digital information about menopause?
Erianys believes that an online platform can play a significant role in providing women with greater insight into menopause and what this stage of life may entail.