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Access recordings from the recent Women's Health Forum held in Cairns on the 21-22 July 2022
Day One
- What has happened for women during the pandemic? (Professor Deborah Loxton)
- Using intersectionality to increase the social justice reach of sexual and reproductive research: A worked example (Lydia Mainey)
- Family planning service provision in Solomon Islands: A case study approach (Relmah Harrington)
- Perceptions and practices of utilising sexual and reproductive health services among young university students in Papua New Guinea: a mixed-methods study (Maggie Baigry)
- Adolescent sexual and reproductive health and impact of COVID-19 pandemic: Findings from a scoping review (Dr Zohra Lassi)
- Social and cultural determinants of sexual health in Papua New Guinea: A critical poetic inquiry. (Dr Michelle Redman-MacLaren / Dr Rachael Tommbe)
- Understanding the ‘disease’ of violence against healthcare workers. (Alicia Jacob)
- Recognise, Respond, Refer: A Co-design Health Response to Domestic Violence (Micah Projects team)
- Exploring androcentricity in medicine, medical research, and education, and the impacts on the experiences of female patients (Dr Lea Merone)
- The QLD family cohort study: Understanding the health of QLD women during pregnancy (Professor Vicki Clifton)
- e-Perinatal and Infant Mental Health: Supporting bubs and their parents/carers through telepsychiatry (Naomi Kikkawa)
- Improving psychosocial outcomes associated with prenatal diagnosis: A codesigned research and training protocol. (Pieta Shakes)
- Co-Designing Perinatal Interprofessional Psychosocial Education-Maternity Clinicians (Louise Everitt)
- Beyond the CTG: Non-invasive fetal ECG for the intrapartum monitoring of women with complex pregnancies (Dr Deborah Fox)