Скачать или смотреть Panel. Womens health equity

Within many health systems there remain significant disparities in the ease with which men and women access quality healthcare. This is true for conditions which afflict both sexes and those which only, or more frequently, affect women. What steps are needed to ensure equitable access to fertility and maternal care as well as in the diagnosis and treatment of conditions like heart disease, autoimmune disorders and mental health illnesses, which are more prevalent in women? Menopause is beginning to gain attention from governments, healthcare providers and employers but what action is still needed to better support women through this and all stages of life?

Speakers:
Elizabeth Sukkar, senior research manager, global health policy and insights, Economist Impact
Eliza Kaplan, co-leader Women’s Heart Health, University Hospital Basel and senior clinical researcher, Cardiovascular Research Institute Basel, University of Basel
Ngawai Moss, co-chair, BRIDGE (Better Research Information and Data Generation for Empowerment) for women with chronic diseases and women's health and research advocate
Jahnavi Daru, women’s health expert assessor, benefit risk evaluation, safety and surveillance, Medicines Health and Regulatory Agency (MHRA)
Divya Srivastava, health economist and senior lecturer in research methods, School of Health and Medical Sciences, City St. George’s, University of London
Karolina Tądel, head of data management, Institute of Mother and Child, Poland