Rural women and girls – and what is needed to ensure their progress – are the focus of this year’s UN Commission on the Status of Women (CSW). One area that must get attention is data.
Violence against women and girls is a grave violation of human rights. Its impact ranges from immediate to long-term multiple physical, sexual and mental consequences for women and girls, including death.
Women may not know that sometimes pregnancy can be abusive.
For a long time, femtech has been considered a niche, but a growing number of tech companies are hoping to change that narrative.
Rural hospitals are in financial distress, forcing many to shut their doors. These factors remain a challenge for rural and critical access hospitals across the country. And it ultimately limits access to care for vulnerable rural populations....
Telemedicine may not sound like a dramatic innovation, but it is.
Medical students everywhere should be exposed to rural options.
Don’t tell us to use telemedicine where broadband doesn’t work or encourage us to use bicycles in our mountainous region. And we have small budgets that make metrics a problem.
The more involved you are in your own healthcare, the more satisfying and efficient your care can be.
The Anchal Project and dyeScape empowers women who've experienced abuse by teaching them to create dyed textiles
Telemedicine offers an equitable alternative to navigating the healthcare landscape.
From Axios: When rural hospitals close, their communities often lose their biggest employers and closest access to health care, struggling to stay afloat in the aftermath. And that’s happenin…
Giving out-of-the-way communities the health care access they need
Rural hospitals face multiple challenges providing care to patients. By turning to telehealth, healthcare organizations can help mitigate these challenges.
Independent hospitals must face hard choices to prosper in an era of consolidation.
Clinicians may be leaving rural underserved areas because of targeted harassment and discrimination from colleagues, according to a small interview-based study.