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Endometriosis is manageable with early diagnosis and access to proper healthcare. As healthcare professionals, the power lies with us to make a change and ensure reproductive healthcare is accessible to every woman. #EndometriosisAwarenessWeek #Endometriosis

Revolutionising Contraceptive Access in England! 🔍 Key Facts: 1️⃣ NHS England plans to make the contraceptive pill easily accessible on the high street, avoiding GP visits. 2️⃣ Pros: Improved accessibility, time and resource savings, and greater choice and autonomy for women. 3️⃣ Cons: Potential lack of medical oversight, delayed detection of health concerns, and regional disparities. 4️⃣ Recommendations: Strengthen collaboration, enhance pharmacist training, and promote public awareness and education. 💼 Balance is Key! Balancing accessibility and quality of care is vital. Collaborative efforts, robust training, and informed decision-making can improve healthcare outcomes. Remember, consult healthcare professionals, prioritise your health, and stay informed. 💙💊 https://bit.ly/47gvzw3 #ContraceptiveAccess #HealthcareTransformation #AccessibleContraception

New study analyzes the impact of state abortion bans on physicians, workforce sustainability, and patient outcomes. The findings reveal challenges faced by ob-gyns and the resultant effects on healthcare. #HealthResearch #AbortionLaws https://lnkd.in/evGiUgUD

In this video, learn about financial deception in healthcare. https://bit.ly/3qbP6xg

The Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSAgov), HHS released new guidance about changes to the 2024 Uniform Data System (UDS) report. Under this new requirement FQHCs will now be required to report on the number of patients screened for their family planning needs. The new reporting requirement applies to patients seen after Jan. 1, 2024. When patients are screened for their reproductive health needs, it can prompt important conversations that may otherwise go undressed. This is an important step forward to ensure that contraceptive care is basic healthcare. We applaud HRSA for this important update! https://hubs.ly/Q02tp8Pp0

What are the primary challenges encountered by individuals with diabetes? Is it the support from NHS, advancements in medical research, media biases, educational gaps, or public perceptions that pose the most significant hurdles? Janice Wright #DiabetesChallenges #NHSsupport #MedicalResearch #MediaBias #DiabetesEducation #PublicPerception #HealthcareStruggles #LivingWithDiabetes #DiabetesAwareness #ResearchMatters #HealthEquality #EducateToPrevent #MedicalCommunity #HealthcareAdvocacy #RaiseAwareness #PatientEmpowerment #WellnessJourney #HealthEducation #SocialHealthIssues #CommunitySupport

Our written OB-GYN questions are unique in that they are offered by topic and subject. https://buff.ly/2J8HyB7

As with most people living with a chronic illness, it is all of the issues on that list (and more)... the most important thing for us all to remember is that we are still all individuals and need to be treated (and supported) as such... "yes" there is a real strength in belonging to a strong community, but we all have different challenges and needs throughout our journey... The real challenge is ensuring that we have an NHS which is robust and invested enough in to provide the skills and expertise to support such communities... #diabetes #nhs #disabled #chronicillness Diabetes UK JDRF UK

This is an interesting read on how laws and regulations can affect healthcare. How do we navigate reproduction without Roe? Check out this article to see what the NEJM Group has to say. https://lnkd.in/d93ViGCi #healthlaw #reproductivehealth #roevwade #healthcare #hcad303

The OBGYN Board Exam: A Comprehensive Guide https://hubs.la/Q025MS6J0