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Your voice. Our future. Help shape better care for women.
Join our Women’s Health Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement Event to share your experiences and help shape future research and care.
Discuss PCOS/PMOS, menopause and adolescent health, and meet clinicians and researchers. Patients, carers, community groups and anyone interested in women’s health are welcome. No medical or research knowledge is needed.
📅 17 October 2026
📍 Education Centre, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham
🎁 Receive a £10 voucher as a thank you for contributing.
Scan the QR code to register.
Supported by funding from Roche.
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Meet our speakers!
Meet our speakers!
Dr Punith Kempegowda
He is an Associate Professor at the University of Birmingham whose work spans women’s health, diabetes and clinical education. He works with patients and communities to co-design inclusive research and educational initiatives that address their priorities.
Miss Poonam Pradhan
She is a Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist, Lead for Adolescent Gynaecology at her trust and Medical Director of MUMS Clinic, Solihull. Her interests include paediatric and adolescent gynaecology, gynaecological ultrasound and training the next generation of specialists.
Elizabeth Howland
She is Deputy Chief Medical Officer at University Hospitals Birmingham, with responsibility for quality. She is an obstetrician and gynaecologist with special interests in fertility, pre-pregnancy planning and high-risk pregnancies.
Dr Susheel Randhawa
She is National Clinical Director for Women’s Health at Modality Partnership and a GP with a special interest in women’s health. She leads community gynaecology and menopause services, focusing on improving access, reducing inequalities and advancing innovation.
Dr Pratima Gupta
She is Medical Director for Solihull Hospital and Community Services at UHB and a Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist. She is a menopause specialist, researcher and senior clinical leader with interests in women's health, patient-centred care, service improvement and reducing health inequalities across hospital and community services.
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