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Women in Public Sector Leadership 2024: Breaking Down Barriers to Success

Women in Public Sector Leadership 2024: Breaking Down Barriers to Success

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The Domestic Abuse Conference 2025: Improving Protection and Providing Support

The Domestic Abuse Conference 2025: Improving Protection and Providing Support

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The Health and Safety at Work Conference 2025

The Health and Safety at Work Conference 2025

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The Children and Young People’s Mental Health Services Conference 2025

The Children and Young People’s Mental Health Services Conference 2025

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The National Apprenticeships Conference 2025 – New Perspectives, New Opportunities

The National Apprenticeships Conference 2025 – New Perspectives, New Opportunities

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The Menstruation in the Workplace Conference 2025

The Menstruation in the Workplace Conference 2025

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The Maternity in the Workplace Conference 2024

The Maternity in the Workplace Conference 2024

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Strategies for Tackling the Gender Health Gap

In July 2022, the Government published the first Women’s Health Strategy to address the challenges women face in accessing healthcare. Miss Karen Joash, Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist and Head of the School for Obstetrics and Gynaecology for London, Health Education England discusses the strategy and specific conditions to identify gender health gap priority areas of focus in UK healthcare.

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Liverpool City Council: Promoting Better Sexual Health Services for Women

Liverpool is England’s 6th largest city with a population of 498,048. The population has risen by 12.6% since 2009. There are areas of deprivation with high teenage pregnancy rates, as well as high abortion rates. We heard from Liverpool City Council about their current women’s sexual health strategy through the distributions of Long-Acting Reversible Contraception (LARC) and the development of Women’s Health Hubs.

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