Examples of this include:Regular women’s health update days for primary care held at both board and national level.Regular training and updates for a range of women’s services, including perinatal care, smear taking, long acting contraception insertion and removal, and the menopause.Working with pharmacy colleagues on ensuring up-to-date and relevant prescribing information is available.Primary care engagement through local interface groups in developing local pathways and protocols for women’s health.Dissemination of updated guidelines on women’s health from areas such as SIGN, NICE and Royal Colleges through local distribution networks, signposting to new...