In our latest episode of Public Involvement in Practice, we speak to Dr Jo Burgin, Centre for Academic Primary Care, University of Bristol to tell us about how they involved the public in their project exploring inequalities in the awareness, diagnosis and treatment of Genitourinary Symptoms of the Menopause
Acknowledgements & Further information:
The project ‘Inequalities in the awareness, diagnosis and treatment of Gen-ito-urinary Symptoms of the Menopause (GSM)’ was funded by the NIHR SPCR Primary Care Clinician Career Progression Grant.
Find out more:
Watch the co‑created video from the project: EmpowerHart Menopause Journey – YouTube
Explore related publications:
- Genitourinary syndrome of menopause
- Mental health consultations during the perimenopausal age range: a qualitative study of GP and patient experiences
Visit the Bristol Menopause Toolkit website: Bristol Menopause Toolkit
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