Free Members' Webinar for International Women's Day: Still the Second Sex? Data, Disaggregation and Discrimination

Join us for a discussion about the importance of data based on the sex/data gap for women as RCPsych marks International Women’s Day.

RCPsych President Dr Lade Smith and Dr Stella Kingett, Chair of the RCPsych Women and Mental Health Special Interest Group, will be joined by expert speakers Professor Dame Lesley Regan (Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology at Imperial College's St Mary's Hospital and Women’s Health Ambassador for England) and Professor Alice Sullivan (Professor of Sociology at University College London (UCL) and Head of Research at the UCL Social Research Institute who is heading up a six-month review analysing the collection of research and statistics by all public bodies on sex and gender).

We will also hear from RCPsych Presidential Leads for Women and Mental Health, Dr Phillipa Greenfield and Dr Cath Durkin who will talk about their future Women’s Mental Health Matters strategy, alongside Dr Amrit Sachar, Joint Presidential Lead for Equity and Equality.

1. Dr Lade Smith CBE, RCPsych President (Chair)
2. Professor Dame Lesley Regan, Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology at Imperial College's St Mary's Hospital and Ambassador for the national Women's Health Strategy
3. Professor Alice Sullivan, Professor of Sociology at University College London (UCL) and Head of Research at the UCL Social Research Institute
4. Dr Philippa Greenfield and Dr Cath Durkin, RCPsych Presidential Leads for Women and Mental Health and Dr Amrit Sachar, Joint Presidential Lead for Equity and Equality (introduced by Dr Stella Kingett, WMHSIG Chair)

• 4.00pm - Introduction by Dr Lade Smith CBE
• 4.00pm - Women’s Health Strategy for England, Professor Dame Lesley Regan
• 4.15pm - Sex, Gender and Data Collection, Professor Alice Sullivan
• 4.30pm - The RCPsych's Women's Mental Health Strategy, Dr Phillipa Greenfield, Dr Catherine Durkin and Dr Amrit Sachar (introduced by Dr Stella Kingett)
• 4.40pm - Q&A