This session explores how the updated Womens Health Strategy for England is reshaping care across the life course. Drawing on the latest policy developments and 2025 data, the presentation will outline the strategy’s overarching aums, priority areas (from menstrual and gynaecological health to menopause, mental health and healthy aging), and the roll out of women’s health hubs and other key initiatives. It will critically examine where progress has been made and where targets are being missed, including persistent inequalities in outcomes and access. Attendees are encouraged to critically reflect on implementation to date and consider how their own practice can respond to the evolving women’s health landscape.
Join Lucy to:
- Understand the key aims and priority areas of the updated Women’s Health Strategy for England
- Examine evidence on 2025 progress, including successes, missed targets and persistent inequalities in womens health outcomes
- Critically appraise the main implementation challenges and consider implications for everyday clinical and public health practice
Instructor
Lucy is a registered nutritionist who graduated back in 2019 from a degree in applied food and nutrition at university College Birmingham. Since graduating, she has worked within weight management, type two diabetes, pre-diabetes, had jobs as health coaching both in person and digitally. And now works freelance within her two businesses, The Female Cycle and Nutrition Graduates.
Lucy is the founder and director of Nutrition Graduates, a platform to support nutritionists throughout their careers. She also works on The Female Cycle, with a number of clients focussing on women’s health and supporting women to feel their best through sustainable and long-term nutrition changes.
