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Background:

  • Fragmented women's healthcare in England presents access inequalities.
  • Women's Health Hubs emerged in primary care settings to improve care delivery.
  • National implementation of these hubs is recommended by the 2022 English Women's Health Strategy.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To describe existing Women's Health Hub models established before 2022.
  • To explore implementation, delivery, and care experiences within these hubs.
  • To identify key features and success indicators to inform national policy and practice.

Main Methods:

  • Mixed-methods evaluation including online surveys of hub leaders.
  • Interviews with regional and national stakeholders (n=13).
  • In-depth case studies of four hubs involving staff (n=40), service users (n=32), focus groups with underserved women (n=48), and document analysis.

Main Results:

  • Seventeen diverse UK hubs were identified, predominantly led by and situated in primary care.
  • Common services included contraception and menopause care; positive user experiences were reported.
  • Challenges included fragmented commissioning, workforce shortages, and infrastructure integration issues.

Conclusions:

  • Women's Health Hubs demonstrate potential for integrated women's care but face implementation challenges.
  • Heterogeneity in models complicates conclusion extrapolation; further evidence on impact is needed.
  • Successful national scale-up requires sustainable funding, time, and central involvement of primary care professionals.