Dismissed, siloed and misunderstood: Our mental health system is failing women
The Royal College of Psychiatrists has released a new strategy addressing the systemic failures in mental healthcare for women. The report highlights that women face higher rates of mental illness and are often underserved by a system historically designed around male-focused research.
Why it matters
This strategy aims to address significant health inequities and improve outcomes for women across key life stages, from puberty to menopause.
The Royal College of Psychiatrists publishes its first women’s mental health strategy .
The article reports on a policy strategy from a professional medical body, focusing on public health data and systemic advocacy.
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