Lincolnshire ICB introduces women's health app

Lincolnshire ICB has made a new women’s health app available in the region.

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CONNECTPlus, developed by Health and Care Innovations, provides advice and guidance on a wide range of female well-being topics. These include breast pain, pessary fitting, pelvic health and information about violence against young girls and women.

The 2021 national survey, ‘Women's Health – Let's Talk About It,' highlighted a lack of information on key health topics. Out of nearly 100,000 respondents, only 17% felt they had enough information on menstrual wellbeing, 9% felt they had sufficient information about the menopause, and 8% felt they had enough knowledge about gynaecological conditions such as endometriosis and fibroids.

The trust says CONNECTPlus aims to bridge this information gap and provide women with the knowledge they need to make informed health decisions.

Clair Raybould, executive director for system delivery and women's health champion at NHS Lincolnshire ICB, said: ‘Women have told us they want to take charge of their wellbeing, and we want to support them. The CONNECTPlus app is here to help. It provides trusted and useful information to help women understand their bodies better and navigate health and care options in Lincolnshire.

‘The app also aims to dispel myths and advise women on when to seek help. I encourage every woman in the county to download the app and explore the wide range of services available.'

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