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100% of Your Contribution will Be Applied to SCGWC Programs that foster a sex & gender perspective in medical, nursing, and pharmacy education and throughout clinical care, including:
- Expanding Resources in the Digital Library
- Promoting a Sex & Gender approach to Medical, Nursing, and Pharmacy Students, Faculty and Practitioners
- Developing Educational Content
- Underwriting NBME Working Group Efforts
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Women are Not Small Men. A recent IOM Report indicates that research reflecting sex and gender differences is improving, but still falls short. Even when research data is available, the findings are not broadly disseminated so that women continue to receive the same treatment as men even when the evidence suggests a different approach should be taken. We need to pursue efforts that assure the inclusion of sex and gender differences in all clinical research, whenever appropriate. And, we need to foster the integration of sex and gender information across medical education, training, and clinical practice. In this way, we aim to identify and provide medical, nursing and pharmacy education content that can be easily and freely integrated into curricula, adapted for training and incorporated into clinical practice.
Ways You can to Enhance the Success of the SGWHC :
- Participate: Use Resources, Share Materials, Join Discussions, Offer Comments/Insights, Visit Often
- Join: Subscribe to our E-Alerts so You will Receive Timely News on Sex & Gender Care and demonstrate your support of our mission
- Collaborate: Enlist your Institution/Professional Association to become a Collaborative Partner, Participant or Affiliate
- Contribute: Sex and Gender Resources to be shared Contact Us
- Donate: Make a tax deductible contribution
We invite Medical Institutions, Professional Organizations, Government Agencies, and Individuals to Join the SGWHC as Collaborative Partners.By sharing resources, and uniting to raise awareness, and promote the simple concept that Every Cell has a Sex, we will move toward better care. Learn More About Becoming a Collaborative Institution/Individual. Contact Us
A Collaborative Project of American Medical Women’s Association & American College of Women’s Health Physicians