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Books to support Menopause at RotherhamBooks and resources
The Library stocks a wellbeing collection that includes a section on Menopause that you can borrow. You can pop into the Library on level D or you can search the online catalogue of books. We also have books on the menopause from a clinical aspect. Click here to view our collection - Menopause resources To borrow books, you need to join your library service. You can search our new library catalogue (YorCat) which will search Rotherham Hospitals’ book and e-book collection as well as multiple NHS libraries across Yorkshire and the Humber. You can request books from other sites for you to collect from Rotherham.
e Learning
The Menopause awareness elearning session will take approximately 30 minutes to complete. It will give learners an overview of what the menopause is, the common symptoms associated with it, and scenarios which will help our people better understand the ways in which they can help support themselves and each other. This elearning is designed for all colleagues in the workforce. Whether you are a person transitioning through the menopause, or if you are looking for information to help you support a colleague, employee, friend or relative who is experiencing symptoms of the menopause. |
Health and Wellbeing at TRFTIn Rotherham Hospital Library we hold a collection of self-help health books on common physical and mental health conditions, all of which can be borrowed free of charge by staff, patients and carers. There is also lots of information on Menopause on the Hub - If you would like any further details please contact [email protected] or check out the Menopause Support and Resources for Health and Care Staff from South Yorkshire ICS Menopause Evidence Resources
If you would like any further details please contact [email protected] Apps
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Menopause - Key websites
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Menopause and the WorkplaceNHS Employers: Menopause and the Workplace https://www.nhsemployers.org/articles/menopause-and-workplace Information on how menopause can affect women at work, and practical guidance for employers on how to improve workplace environments for them. Society of Occupational Medicine: Guidance on Menopause and the workplace https://www.som.org.uk/sites/som.org.uk/files/Guidance-on-menopause-and-the-workplace.pdf These practical guidelines aim to help women experiencing troublesome menopausal symptoms, and to support them and their colleagues and managers in tackling the occupational aspects of menopausal symptoms. British Menopause Society https://thebms.org.uk/ The British Menopause Society (BMS) informs and guides Healthcare professionals on menopause and all aspects of post reproductive health. This is achieved through an annual programme of lectures, conferences, meetings, exhibitions and our interactive website. The Menopause Charity https://www.themenopausecharity.org/ To bust myths, overcome ignorance and make menopause symptoms history. The Menopause Charity aims to:
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