Women’s Health service the quiet priority

Showcasing service redesign and helping to make this transferable to your services

October 19^th 2022 | 7.00pm - 8.30pm

Description

Learning objectives

Showcase examples of service redesign and helping attendees to make this transferable to your services
Highlighting the importance of access to services for women to meet all their reproductive health needs

Improving Sexual Health services in Primary Care. Why? How? What’s in it for PC and their patients? New models of care. SH and specialist gynae hubs. Share best practice.

The Vision for the SH Strategy published by the Dept of Health and Social Care, (fragmented services and the need for joined-up services i.e. hubs/Women’s Health clinics, COVID-19 and the impact on accessing some services including LARC, what has improved/has been learned post Covid ie virtual appointments v F2F).

Dr Julie Oliver has recently added her Durham case study to the Primary Care Women's Health Forum (PCWHF), which is about setting up a Women's Health Hub in Durham.

PCWHF Toolkit

Our speakers

Mr James Woolgar

Local Authority Commissioner Liverpool

Dr Anne Connolly

GPSI gynaecology, CCG Board lead for maternity, children and young people NHS Bradford

Dr Julie Oliver

GP, LARC trainer and educator in Durham.

Dr Stephanie Cook

GPwSI in Women’s Health Liverpool

Dr Anne Connolly

GPSI gynaecology, CCG Board lead for maternity, children and young people NHS Bradford

Having survived a two year posting to a mission hospital in rural Zimbabwe, Anne returned to General Practice in inner-city Bradford in 1990 and is currently working as a GP providing care for asylum seekers, refugees, homeless populations and sex workers.

She is a GPSI in gynaecology, accredited as a hysteroscopist and FSRH trainer. She has been involved with commissioning since 2006 with remit for maternity, women’s, children and young people’s healthcare.

Anne is chair of the PCWHF and RCGP Clinical Champion for Women’s Health. She is also co-editor of Women’s Health in Primary Care.

Speakers

Dr Jane Davis

GP with a special interest in women’s health NHS South West

Dr Jane Davis is a GP with a special interest in women’s health whose current roles include Coil trainer, Clinical Skills Tutor, University of Plymouth & Speciality Dr for Brook Young People, Cornwall. Appearing on TV, as the public face of the PCWHF “Rock my Menopause” campaign. A feminist writer and medical educationalist.

Dr Radika Vohra

GP with a special interest in Women’s Health and Education

Dr Vohra qualified in 2000 from the University of Birmingham Medical School (MBChB) and works as a NHS GP in Caterham and private GP at Spire Gatwick Park Hospital. Whilst enjoying all the challenges of General Practice, her special interests have been in Women’s Health and Education.

She is a Faculty Registered Trainer for the FSRH, Speaker, NHS England Appraiser and Trustee/Medical Advisor to The Menopause Charity.

Dr Vohra understands the challenges women face at each stage of their lives and offers women an opportunity to consult with confidence in the advice and treatment they receive. She is fluent in English, Punjabi and Hindi.