Women’s Health is now firmly on the Dorset map [i.e. online]. The new website, produced by Dorset Women CIC in conjunction with the NHS in Dorset, Bournemouth University, clinicians and the public, raises awareness of local community services. The website also provides resources to empower people with an interest in women’s health to make informed decisions about women’s mental and physical well-being. This is expected to improve access and quality of care – a priority identified by women – and ease pressures on the NHS.
Prof. Vanora Hundley and Carol Clark from the Centre for Midwifery and Women’s Health and colleagues from the Centre for Wellbeing and Long-Term Health have been central to the development of the website. There is an opportunity to hear about how we have been involved on Thursday 24th April 2025, where Bournemouth University’s academics Linda Agyemang and Sarah Hillier will present.
If your are interested, you can registered to attend the event here.
Congratulations!
Prof. Edwin van Teijlingen

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