Women's Health: An Update

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Women's Health: An Update provides an overview of gender-responsive health and explores why a gender-responsive approach is important in healthcare and prevention. Learners will develop practical knowledge, communication skills and reflective approaches to promote gender equity and improve health practice.

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Women's Health: An Update

Learning Outcomes

What you'll learn

  • Explain the importance of gender-responsive health and its role in improving women's health outcomes.
  • Identify key factors that contribute to gender equity and health inequalities.
  • Apply practical gender-responsive approaches to health promotion, prevention and care.
  • Use clear, respectful and plain language when communicating about gender, health and equity.
  • Reflect on their own healthcare context and identify opportunities to strengthen gender-responsive practice.

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Training Overview

  • Understanding the Role of Gender in Health
  • Exploring Gender-Responsive Approaches in Practice
  • A Gendered Framework for Prevention and Healthcare Action
  • Understanding the Role of Policy in Gender-Responsive Health
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Frequently asked questions

Gender-responsive health recognises how gender-related norms, roles and inequalities influence health and healthcare, and addresses barriers to improve equitable outcomes.

Gender can influence health risks, access to care, diagnosis, treatment and outcomes. Understanding these influences helps address gendered health inequalities.

Gender equity means taking fair and appropriate approaches to address gender-based barriers and inequalities, helping women and gender diverse people achieve better health outcomes.

It identifies seven structural factors affecting women's health and provides opportunities to strengthen gender-responsive prevention, healthcare, research, policy and practice.

Gender-responsive policies can address health disparities, improve access to essential services and ensure women's and gender diverse people's needs are considered in health decisions.