Step 1: Situation
Poor access to basic women’s health services leads to a rise in unplanned pregnancies, abortions and poor patient experiences. Women’s Health Hubs bring together existing services, providing integrated care and better outcomes for patients. Find out how to identify need in your locality and take the first step to creating a Women’s Health Hub.
STEP 1: Situation
Resources
This collection of practical multimedia resources equips you with everything you need to get started in creating a Women’s Health Hub, including how to map services in your local area and identify gaps in women’s health provision.
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Animation – Developing a Women’s Health Hub
What is a Women's Health Hub and why do we need them? This short animation introduces the concept of Women’s Health Hubs, how Hubs bring core ...
Making it Happen
This 'Making it Happen' talking heads video features four key experts sharing their extensive knowledge of building Women’s Health Hubs using ...
Mapping Women’s Health Providers
This bespoke data tool is designed to support the mapping of women’s health providers and services. It enables the identification of service ...
Situational Analysis
The next step in building a Women's Health Hub is to analyse your existing situation. This template helps you by identifying the demand for ...
Situational Analysis Data Tool
This Women’s Health Hub data tool aims to analyse female population, LARC prescribing rates, including by GPs and sexual and reproductive ...
Introducing and Establishing Women’s Health Hubs – the benefits
Introducing and establishing Women's Health Hubs - what are the benefits?
This overview of the Women's Health Hub model also signposts to ...
Improving practice for women’s reproductive health in Liverpool, a case study
This commissioner-led case study demonstrates how a 'hub and spoke' model improved access and uptake of LARC methods for women in Liverpool ...
Setting up a community gynaecology service in Manchester, a case study
This case study demonstrates how a gynaecology service in Manchester brought women's reproductive health services together, to better serve the ...
Setting up a Women’s Health Hub in North Hampshire, a case study
This case study demonstrates how a Women's Health Hub in North Hampshire utilised the skills of healthcare professionals from both primary and ...
Setting up a Community Gynaecology Service in Birmingham, a case study
Dr Aamena Salar, Clinical Lead for Modality Community Gynaecology Clinic, Modality Partnerships shares her experience of designing and ...
Setting up Primary Care Women’s hubs in Sheffield, a case study
This case study examines the commissioning and implementation of Sexual and Reproductive Health and Community Gynaecology hubs in primary care ...
Setting up a Community Gynaecology Service in Oxfordshire
This case study from Oxfordshire explores how a Community Gynaecology Service increased efficiency and eased waiting times, by managing ...
Setting up a Women’s Health Hub in Hackney, a case study
This case study explores how primary care in collaboration with community gynaecology identified a gap in gynae management and adapted services ...
Setting up a Women’s Health Hub in Durham, a case study
This case study explores how a one-woman Women's Community Gynae Hub grew to serve the health needs of a patient population in Durham, taking ...
The Women’s Health Service in Guildford & Waverley, a case study
The following case study explores the development of a GP-led women’s health service for the patient population of a CCG in South West ...
Expert Highlights: The Women’s Health Hub Toolkit
The Primary Care Women’s Health Forum (PCWHF) has developed a range of resources for anyone interested in finding out more about how to create a ...
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