Mapping of NSW Women’s Health Centres Literature Review 2017

This document summarises the provision of women’s health centres in NSW to learn where they are located and what services they supply.

Keywords: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, access, adult women, agency, body image, caregivers, children, cultural determinants of health, culturally and linguistically diverse, education, exercise, feminism, financial literacy, funding, gender equality, gender equity, health care, health conditions, health equity, health literacy, health rights, health services, health systems, immigrant, LGBTIQ+, mental health, mental health and wellbeing, metropolitan, national, NSW, older women, parenting, policy, population health, prevention, primary health care, primary prevention, public health, regional, relationships, remote, rural, safety, social determinants of health, women with disabilities, women's rights

Author(s): NSW Health
Organisation: NSW Health
Year Published: 2017
Language: English

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