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What does Women’s Health Month mean to YOU?????Comment below! ? Confluent Health CEO, Kristi Henderson, is here to ignite the conversation! Hear from a variety of members within our team as we celebrate and empower women to take charge of prioritizing their health.? ? #NWHM #ConfluentHealthFamily #womenshealthmonth

Since the 1980s, Victoria's women’s health sector has been instrumental in shaping the landscape of women's health and equality. Our evolution from responsive services to champions of primary prevention marks a significant shift in addressing the root causes of women's health disparities. Collaboration is at our core, as we lead health promotion with a place-based approach that marries research with practice. This has allowed us to inform policy and adapt to community needs efficiently. Discover the full scope of our impact in the latest report, "Small change, big impact," and join us as we continue to shape a healthier, more equitable Victoria: https://lnkd.in/gRKPtDTt #GenderWiseSavesLives #HealthEqualityPaysOff #WomensHealthServicesVIC #HealthyBudget4Women Natalie Hutchins MP, Kat Theophanous MP, Mary-Anne Thomas MP, Katie Hall, Luba Grigorovitch MP, Sarah Connolly MP, Ben Carroll, Mathew Hilakari MP, Natalie Suleyman MP, Dylan Wight MP, David Ettershank MP, Steve McGhie MP

Free STD testing: Women's health initiatives Discover vital women's health initiatives and STD testing resources. Join our conversation with passionate advocates as they discuss the importance of community support and access to critical healthcare services. Learn how you can make a difference! ['#WomensHealth', '#STDTesting', '#HealthcareAccess', '#CommunitySupport', '#HealthAdvocacy', '#SexualHealth', '#Wellbeing', '#PublicHealth', '#womensupportingwomen', '#healthawareness']

Women need safe spaces in health. But are the surveys and questions being used to promote this week truly reflective of their experiences? I asked a few patient groups who categorically said “no” and then offered alternative responses to how they feel about going to the doctor; “Apprehensive about being minimised” “Worried I’ll spend money to get no answers” “Terrified I won’t be listened to” The patient experience in 2024 of going to the doctor isn’t best described in a “personality test”. It’s not how we turn up that determines the outcome - but how we are received that creates trust. It's time to prioritise authentic voices in healthcare research. Terrible questions lead to false narratives. Let's focus on real issues and create meaningful content for Women's Health Week. Please, we beg of you to be our champions here. Anything less is just a PR stunt. #womenshealthweek Tend Health Ltd

?On Tuesday, 10 October, we visited the Sherard Road Day Centre to join the Carers Social Group coffee morning. We always look forward to visiting this vibrant group where our conversations often provide much food for thought. This time, we discussed topics such as women's health, prescriptions and e-consults. ??Stay tuned for our upcoming article where we take a deep dive into these insights. #CoffeeMorning #CarersGroup #PatientFeedback

“Celebrating Mayumi "Umi" Grigsby: Champion for Empowered Health” In a world where women's voices have often been sidelined, it’s time to reclaim our health—and revolutionize the care we deserve. Meet Mayumi "Umi" Grigsby, a passionate advocate for women's health and the author of the groundbreaking book EmpowHERed Health: Reforming a Dismissive Health Care System. Umi’s work is not just about providing information; it’s about igniting a movement for change in a healthcare system that often overlooks the voices of women. ??? In “EmpowHERed Health”, Umi combines her personal experiences with thorough research to expose the flaws in current healthcare practices. She challenges the status quo, urging us to rethink how we approach women’s health issues—from dismissive attitudes in consultations to the lack of comprehensive care options. Umi's insights resonate with so many who have felt unheard or marginalized in medical settings. Check out "EmpowHERed Health" and be part of the movement toward a healthier future for all women! ???? #EmpowHERedHealth #UmiGrigsby #WomensHealth #HealthcareReform

Women's health innovation is gaining momentum, but significant challenges remain. According to SVB's Innovation in Women's Health Report, the women's health sector received record investment in 2023 across a variety of focus areas. However, women have faced challenges in accessing quality healthcare due to sex and gender biases, as well as a lack of representation in medical research. This often leads to delayed diagnosis, misdiagnosis, or undertreatment. To resolve these systemic issues and improve outcomes, more concerted efforts are needed to fund innovation, accelerate commercialization, and ensure accessible solutions reach women everywhere. This is why we are incredibly proud of our partner, Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H), for investing in this space, beginning with their Sprint for Women's Health!

???Today kicks off National Women’s Health Week! Women face unique health challenges but are often overlooked. Let’s empower every woman to be their self-advocate for better health.?#NWHW?@womenshealth?womenshealth.gov/nwhw Heading to the doc? ?? Make a list of your concerns & questions. This little prep can make a big difference in getting the right care for you during National Women’s Health Week and always. #YourHealthYourWay?#NWHW @womenshealth?womenshealth.gov/nwhw Addressing biases promotes equity when treating women patients. Listen to their concerns. During National Women’s Health Week, let’s address gender disparities in health care and prioritize access for all patients.?@womenshealth #NWHW?#HealthEquity?womenshealth.gov/nwhw

Listen to the women. Thier experiences should guide our public health interventions especially in #MCH. How we intervene has to match people’s experiences, which are nuanced, complex, and very real. #WayForward2024 #Pathways Sonder Collective

Things we're celebrating today: Luminis Health, a nonprofit regional health system that's truly comitted to women's health. Not only do they offer Leva to women seeking first-line, effective treatment for urinary incontinence, they've also added it to their Epic system, making it easy for clinicians to get this treatment to women. On behalf of all of us at Axena Health, we celebrate your commitment to women's health. September is #urologyawarenessmonth, #perimenopauseawarenessmonth and #healthyagingmonth. Luminis Health is making all of them priorities. #womenshealthhero #nomoreleaks #urinaryincontinence #home #treatment #innovation