Primary Care Webinar: Women’s health

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Wednesday 30 September 2026

13:30 – 14:30

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Join us for an informative webinar on learning from practice, policy, and patient safety in women’s healthcare in the NHS. Copilot said: The event aims to spotlight some challenges and disparities found across women’s health using NHS Resolution’s unique lens of claims data, and to discuss how listening to patients, addressing clinical challenges, and improving primary care are fundamentally transforming women’s health services across the NHS.

What will you gain from attending?

1. Listen and learn: Discover how the NHS is tackling the "health gap" and ensuring women's voices are heard in clinical settings.

2. Best practice: Learn how NHS Resolution, PCWHS and NHS England are working to deliver sustainable, accessible women's health services.

3. Learning from insights: Actionable takeaways from NHS claims data to prevent future clinical delays and reduce harm.

Who is this event for?

This event is aimed at healthcare professionals working in primary care, focusing on patient safety, risk management, and clinical governance:

• General practitioners (GPs)

• Primary care clinical staff: Registered nurses, allied health professionals and hub leads

• Safety and learning leads within NHS trusts

• Integrated care board policy staff, patient safety and governance managers

• Women’s healthcare policy implementers

Hear from our expert speakers:

• (Chair) Ellen Nicholson QN: National Safety and Learning Lead – General Practice, NHS Resolution

• Dr Paula Cowan: National Specialty Advisor for the Women’s Team at NHS England and Regional Medical Director for Primary Care

• Samantha Thomas: Patient Safety Specialist and Safety and Learning Lead – Midlands and East, NHS Resolution

• Dr Julie Oliver: Chair of the Primary Care Women's Health Society (PCWHS) and practicing GP

• Victoria Wilkins: Midwife and Associate Safety and Learning Lead – North, NHS Resolution

If you have any queries, please contact nhsr.communications@nhs.net

We hope to see you there!