First Women's Health Strategy for England to tackle gender health gap

First Women's Health Strategy for England to tackle gender health gap Women and girls across England will benefit from improved healthcare following the publication of the first ever government-led Women’s Health Strategy for England today (Wednesday 20 July).

Following a call for evidence which generated almost 100,000 responses from individuals across England, and building on Our Vision for Women’s Health, the strategy sets bold ambitions to tackle deep-rooted, systemic issues within the health and care system to improve the health and wellbeing of women and reset how the health and care system listens to women. Department of Health and Social Care

See also:

• Funding and staffing must underpin Government’s women’s health strategy Royal College of Midwives
• Women's health: Mandatory training for all new doctors BBC News
• What are the key areas of England’s women’s health strategy? The Guardian
• New women’s health strategy for England aims to end decades of inequality The Guardian
• Are there enough concrete commitments in the women’s health strategy to truly ‘reset the dial’? The Guardian