On April 6th Sabrina Matoff-Stepp and Anna Kindermann from the Office of Women's Health at HRSA will share information on the new Bright Futures for Women's Health Initiative. This presentation is part of our Women's Integrated Systems for Health (WISH) webinar series. The presentation will be recorded and available for viewing a few days after the webinar.
The first webinar in the series went very well. The slides and speaker bio are posted on our website. Free access to the archived webinar will be available shortly. Dr. Melzter-Brody made many key points about the critical and overlapping issues that impact women of reproductive age, particularly those who are pregnant, postpartum and new mothers.
Why does all of this matter? As the preconception movement grows into the women's health initiative that it is meant to be, we all need to think about weaving our different work and projects together to meet the needs of the whole woman.
Is your project doing this? Tell us how!
Collaborating to improve the health and well being of young women in the South.
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
First Webinar on Developing Integrated Systems of Care for Women of Reproductive Age Coming Soon!
We are excited to announce the first webinar in a series of six focused on integrating systems of care for women of reproductive age. The series launches on March 16 from 12-1 EST. Our first speaker is Dr. Samantha Meltzer-Brody, Director of the UNC Perinatal Psychiatry Program. She will focus on screening and treating women of reproductive age, particularly those who are planning a pregancy, are pregnant or are new mothers, for mental health and substance abuse issues. She will highlight some innovative practices and also discuss the integration of contraceptive health issues and breastfeeding. More information about the session is posted on our website under initiatives - WISH. Registration is free and also available on our website. The presentation will be archived and remain available on our site - slides should be posted soon!
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