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Cultural Inequalities In Contraception Services

Hear from Dr Radhika Vohra on how best to support your patients requiring contraception

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Learning objectives:

  • Understand the current challenges in the contraception climate.
  • Considerations for medical and societal influences
  • Explore the evidence for current inequalities with case studies.

Our speakers

    • Dr Radhika Vohra
      Dr Radhika Vohra

    Dr Radhika Vohra qualified from the University of Birmingham Medical School and works as a NHS and Private GP in Surrey. Whilst enjoying all challenges of primary care; her special interest is Women’s Health, Menopause and Education. She is a GP, FSRH Registered Trainer, Speaker, NHS Appraiser and Medical Trustee to The Menopause Charity. Dr Vohra believes understanding the medical and social challenges women face is crucial to providing quality support care.

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