Dr Eva Caamaño Gutierrez and Jessica Shilton are discussing gendered experiences in biomedical data science careers and why representation and leadership influence the direction and quality of research. #WomensHealthNorth

Professor Suzanne Mason is examining diversity and under-representation in health datasets. Better data matters, but it must represent the women most affected by the questions being studied.

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Chaired by @hannah.davies.bsky.social, Professor Shakila Thangaratinam, Dr Oluwaseun Esan, Fatima Khan-Shah (@shutcake.bsky.social), Aaishah Javeed and Professor Dame Lesley Regan are asking: can the system turn strategy into better outcomes for women?

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Dr Nasima Akhter is presenting evidence on the experiences of minority ethnic women and the need for better data, accessible care, trusted relationships and meaningful community involvement.

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@profbambra.bksy.social is exploring how place, deprivation and the wider conditions in which women live and work should shape the delivery of women’s health services across the North. #WomensHealthNorth 2/3

Professor Dame Lesley Regan is outlining the opportunity presented by the Renewed Women’s Health Strategy and what coordinated national, regional and local implementation must deliver for women. #WomensHealthNorth 1/3

Professor @louiseckenny.bsky.social and @profbambra.bksy.social are opening today’s event with a shared challenge: how can the North turn evidence on women’s health inequalities into practical, sustained action? #WomensHealthNorth

We’re in Sheffield for Women’s Health in the North of England: Turning evidence into action with @acmedsci.bsky.social, bringing research, health, policy, innovation and community perspectives together. Follow #WomensHealthNorth for updates throughout the day.