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Women-Centred Care Principles: Early Conceptualizations
This graph describes 8 principles of women-centred care.
At a Juncture: Exploring Patterns and Trends in FASD Prevention Research from 2015 – 2021 Using the Four-Part Model of Prevention
What we know about alcohol and pregnancy
Based both in research and in the multi-level work of national, provincial, and local organizations working on FASD prevention, this infographic points to how women both deserve and benefit from information about alcohol use during pregnancy. Resources and suggestions on how service providers can support women when making decisions about drinking before and during pregnancy are provided throughout.
FASD Prevention: An Annotated Bibliography of Articles Published in 2021
Each year Canada FASD Research Network (CanFASD) and CEWH compile published research articles related to FASD prevention from around the world. View the 2021 Annotated Bibliography below and Executive Summary here.
Risk Reviewed: Integrating Sex and Gender into the Lifecycle Management of Prescription Drugs
In this report, relevant academic and grey literature was reviewed to understand sex and gender related factors affecting the use and effects of prescription drugs, and engagement in clinical trials. It is one of the products of a policy-research partnership project between the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) - Institute of Gender and Health (IGH) and Health Canada’s Gender Health Unit, aimed at integrating SGBA+ into health policy.
Sex, Gender, and Alcohol Use: Implications for Women and Low-Risk Drinking Guidelines
A Sex- and Gender-Based Analysis of Adverse Drug Reactions: A Scoping Review of Pharmacovigilance Databases
Sex, Gender and Health: Mapping the Landscape of Research and Policy
Beyond screening: Ideas and actions to address preconception substance use
Breastfeeding and Cannabis: A Harm Reduction Resource for Health Care and Social Service Providers
This resource aims to fill a crucial gap in information on breastfeeding and cannabis. It offers key messages from the latest evidence, approaches to harm reduction, parenting support, and advocating for families with substance use and child welfare concerns. It is for those who work with women and families during pregnancy and postpartum to support an empowering environment surrounding breastfeeding and cannabis decisions.
