TAILIEUCHUNG - A Women’s Health Intervention for Gynecological Problems in the Deployed Environment

Recent DCF analysis highlighted the importance of improved national aid information management systems to better track effective development cooperation targets, including on gender equality and the empowerment of women, and to make a wide range of timely and forward-looking information (on disbursements, forecasts, progress on results, and gender issues) widely available to all stakeholders for accountability purposes. This third conversation will address the role of transparent aid information on the amount or share of development cooperation that targets gender equality as a basis for effective accountability processes – domestically, nationally and at global level. Participants will discuss. | A Women s Health Intervention for Gynecological Problems in the Deployed Environment Presenter LTC Nancy Steele PhD WHNP European Regional Medical Command PI LTC Lori Trego PhD CNM AIs COL Denise Hopkins-Chadwick PhD RN Dr. Lori Loan PhD RNC Dr. Maureen Shannon PhD CNM FNP Funded Grant Sigma Theta Tau International Council for Advancement Nursing Science Views expressed in this presentation are those of the authors and do not reflect official policies or positions of the Dept of the Army Dept of Defense or . Government Women in tiles Milidary Slide 1 OBJECTIVES Describe background relevance purpose for genitourinary GU health research in deployed female soldiers Provide research questions and specific aims of current research study Discuss recent findings for ongoing study Discuss implications of the study Women in the Military Slide 2 BACKGROUND Many female Soldiers are not prepared for GU health hygiene challenges during deployment OIF OEF deployed female Soldiers have nearly twice as many GU health problems as those at home duty stations u. 1 I yj 1 Ji5f i JK 1 ị dZ whfci r -y. . Ifot L V- Il JK fqjSwHMMp5jty VV fTM w i 1 3 J Women in the Military Slide

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