Goal 1: Good women’s health throughout life • Increase the competence of the health and care services in the prevention, detection and follow-up of various forms of violence, abuse and sexual abuse, as well as neglect, through measures in the escalation plan against violence and abuse against children and violence in close relationships • Increase knowledge among health personnel about common health challenges among women before, during and after reproductive age • Provide a better offer to pregnant women in need of extra support and follow-up through the measures presented in the National Health and Cooperation Plan • Increase knowledge about menopause, including updating the knowledge base about menopause and consider measures that provide better access to hormone treatment • Ensure that various health policy measures aimed at relatives take care of conditions that particularly affect female relatives • Lay the basis for the implementation of the “Safely at home” reform, that older women may have needs that separate from the needs of older men • Strengthen the ability of the population to be able to find, understand, evaluate and use health information in order to be able to make knowledge-based decisions related to their own health • When revising regulations on the joint framework plan and when revising relevant education in RETHOS must assess whether health skills, gender differences in health and the importance of gender for health have been taken care of. Objective 2: Equal health and care services and equalization of social health differences • Facilitate that the gender and women’s perspective is safeguarded both in the development of and in the provision of various health and care services • Follow up and assess activity and quality in services aimed at women and women’s health, through better gender-specific analyzes of health data • Incorporate data on the health of women and their quality of life as a basis for population-oriented campaigns • View gender differences in information about disease, disability, risk factors and mortality (burden of disease) in the population • Assess the gender perspective in preparation of policy document and management document • Include a women’s health representative in the Contact forum for users Goal 3: Better quality through increased knowledge about women’s health • Contribute to ensuring that the prevention, resolution, treatment and follow-up of the health of women in the health and care services is knowledge-based • Continue the prioritization of women’s health and taking care of the gender perspective in the Research Council • Stimulate that knowledge about women’s health is put into use through better arrangements for the implementation of research results in practice • Incorporate the gender perspective when revising and developing new national recommendations, advice, package procedures and patient development
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