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This is a summary of the launch event for the APPG SRH's report Women’s Lives, Women’s Rights: Strengthening Access to Contraception Beyond the Covid-19 Pandemic
Joint position on holistic integrated commissioning of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare services updated 2020.
This is the executive summary of the APPG on Sexual and Reproductive Health's report Women's Lives, Women's Rights. Published 10th September 2020.
This joint position statement responds to a British Medical Association study of members carried out to understand the specific challenges faced by doctors working through the menopause.
Read and download the statement here.
This short guide details what kind of information to include in evidence to the Inquiry into Access to Contraception. Please note that this is intended as a guide only, and evidence is not necessarily unimportant if it falls outside of these areas.
Public Health England (PHE) invites FSRH members to take part in the national Reproductive Health Indicators Delphi consensus process. This process aims to develop a set of core indicators, which will be the first of their kind in the UK, and will remedy the paucity of data on reproductive health.
Joint election manifesto published by FSRH and The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) ahead of the General Election 2019.
FSRH has published “Better care, a better future: Implementing our Vision for Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare in Northern Ireland”, a plan to support the implementation of our Vision for improved sexual and reproductive health (SRH) care for all in Northern Ireland. The plan was developed by the FSRH Northern Ireland Committee.
FSRH's plan to implement its Vision of improved sexual and reproductive health (SRH) care for all in Wales. The plan offers practical solutions to help those involved in service planning and delivery to guarantee that standards of care are upheld across the nation.
