#Cheshire and #Merseyside’s Women’s Health and Maternity (WHaM) Programme
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ALT Elderly patient holding hands with a loved one in a hospital, highlighting Martha's Rule expansion in England's A&E departments.
ALT A baby lying down, reaching upward with a crying expression. A logo at the top reads "ICON Week 21-25 September 2026." The website link "www.iconcope.org/iconweek" is displayed at the bottom.
ALT An Illustration off a university student signing up for a new GP practice, talking to a member of staff. Text reads: Off to uni? Register with a GP. Register at your term-time address so you can get help when you need it.
ALT Woman holding a phone while sitting on a chair. The text on the image says: “Missed your cervical screening? The NHS may invite you to take an HPV self-test instead.”
ALT HPV self-test kit with a tube and swab, Safe T Pouch and return envelope. The text on the image says: “If invited, order your kit and take your sample yourself. At home or in private. No appointment needed”
ALT A person posting an HPV self-test sample into a post box. The text on the image says: “What happens next? Put your sample into the bag that's in your kit and into the envelope. Send your sample back free by post.”
ALT The text on the image says: “If HPV is found, that doesn't mean you have cervical cancer. You'll be invited for cervical screening to check for cell changes.”
ALT Illustration of different women of various ages and ethnicities. Copy reads: 'Gynaecological Cancer Awareness Month'. NHS logo is in the top right corner. An arrow to encourage swiping is in the bottom left corner.
ALT Illustration of the female reproductive system, highlighting five different organs. Copy reads: 'There are 5 gynaecological cancers: ovarian, womb, cervical, vaginal and vuval'. NHS logo is in the top right corner. An arrow to encourage swiping is in the bottom left corner.
ALT Copy reads: 'Key symptoms of gynaecological cancers: unusual vaginal bleeding or discharge, including any bleeding after the menopause; persistent bloating, feeling full more quickly or nausea; a persistent itch, lump or changes to the vulval skin or vagina; unexplained lower back, abdominal or pelvic pain'. NHS logo is in the top right corner. An arrow to encourage swiping is in the bottom left corner.
ALT Illustration of a woman holding a phone. Copy reads: 'These symptoms are common and can be caused by many different conditions, but it’s important to get them checked. Contact your GP practice if you experience any of these symptoms'. NHS logo is in the top right corner.
ALT What are people's experiences of hospital discharge?