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Breaking Barriers: Helping Health Care Professionals Help Women, A Proposal for the Ministry of Health
Publication type:
Project Proposal / Grant Application
| Attachment | Size |
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 chodarr0785.pdf | 124.12 KB |
Agency:
Vancouver Women's Health Collective
Pages:
6
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Summary:
This project proposal of the Vancouver Women's Health Collective (VWHC), proposes to educate health care professionals about women's needs and experiences of birth control and abortion services, in a workshops getting, in order to inform health care professionals about the resources available in the community and to break social stigma around sexuality, birth control, and abortion. The proposal includes a rationale, the project's aims, goals, proposed format, the benefits, and time frame. There is also a preliminary outline of the resource manual (that would be produced alongside the workshops), and a workshop outline.
Keywords:
Vancouver Women's Health Collective (VWHC); women and health; women's health; education; doctors; health promotion; health care; health programs; workshops; awareness raising; gender-based analysis; community-based health; health information dissemination; birth control; abortion access to services; sexuality; community-based services; BC Ministry of Health;