Towards a Feminist Global Health Policy: Power, intersectionality, and transformation.

In the realm of global health policy, the intricacies of power dynamics and intersectionality have become increasingly evident. Structurally embedded power hierarchies constitute a significant concern in achieving health for all and demand transformational change. Adopting intersectional feminist approaches potentially mitigates health inequities through more inclusive and responsive health policies.

Consideration of sex and gender in European clinical practice guidelines in internal medicine: a systematic review protocol.

Introduction: Clinical practice guidelines (CPGs) are a powerful instrument to ensure evidence-based practice in clinical diagnostics and disease management. As knowledge about the impact of sex and gender on health and disease is emerging, the need for its transfer into clinical practice is becoming more urgent. However, a systematic evaluation of the incorporation of sex-related and gender-related knowledge into CPGs in Europe is currently not available.

Effectiveness and costs of a low-threshold hearing screening programme () for individuals with intellectual disabilities: protocol for a screening study.

Introduction: Individuals with intellectual disabilities (ID) often suffer from hearing loss, in most cases undiagnosed or inappropriately treated. The implementation of a programme of systematic hearing screening, diagnostics, therapy initiation or allocation and long-term monitoring within the living environments of individuals with ID (nurseries, schools, workshops, homes), therefore, seems beneficial.

Methods And Analysis: The study aims to assess the effectiveness and costs of a low-threshold screening programme for individuals with ID.