Women’s Health Plan - phase two development: short life working group
Overview
This group was established in February 2024 to work together to inform and develop the next phase of the Women’s Health Plan.
Building on the progress of the Women’s Health Plan 2021 to 2024, the group will:
- share their expertise to inform the next phase
- identify gaps in the provision of services, consider existing areas of best practice and actions to address these gaps
- engage with their organisations and networks to support the development of the next phase
It is anticipated that this group will meet on four occasions to meet the needs of the programme deliverables.
Members
- Marion Bain (Co-Chair), Deputy Chief Medical Officer, Scottish Government
- Anna Glasier (Co Chair), Womens Health Champion
- Alison Strath, Chief Pharmaceutical Officer, Scottish Government
- Andrew Horne, University of Edinburgh and NHS Lothian
- Antony Nicoll, Senior Medical Officer Maternal and Women’s Health, Scottish Government
- Cat Murphy, Engender
- Eric Chen, University of Edinburgh
- Heather Currie, NHS Dumfries and Galloway
- Irene Oldfather- Health and Social Care Alliance Scotland
- Jackie Maybin, University of Edinburgh and NHS Lothian
- Jaki Lambert, Royal College of Midwives and STUC Women’s Committee
- Jenny Munro, NHS Highland
- Jill Lapsa, COSLA
- Lynne McNiven, Scottish Directors of Public Health
- Maggie Simpson, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde
- Mar Sánchez Fernández, Young Womens Movement
- Michelle Cooper, Chief Medical Officer Specialty Advisor on Women's Health
- Sarah Horan, Scottish Executive Nurse Directors
- Sigi Joseph, Royal College of General Practitioners
- Sinead Cook, Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare
- Sonya Scott, Public Health Scotland