Jackie Maybin: Top 10 Research Priorities for Problematic Menstrual Bleeding in the UK
Jackie Maybin, Program Director at Wellcome Leap, shared a post on LinkedIn about a recent article she and her colleagues co-authored, published in The Lancet Obstetrics, Gynaecology, and Women’s Health, adding:
“What if we stopped deciding what to research about women, and started deciding what to research with women?
Today we’re proud to publish the Top 10 Research Priorities for Problematic Menstrual Bleeding in the UK in The Lancet Obstetrics, Gynaecology, and Women’s Health. This research agenda was not shaped in boardrooms, but through partnership between people with lived experience and healthcare professionals.
Using the internationally recognised James Lind Alliance methodology, we worked together to identify the unanswered questions with the greatest potential to improve care for the millions affected by problematic menstrual bleeding. These priorities provide a roadmap for researchers, funders and policymakers to focus on the evidence gaps that matter most to patients and clinicians.
A huge thank you to Wellbeing of Women for funding this work, my co-leads Gemma Sharp and Lucky Saraswat, our amazing steering group and to everyone who contributed their expertise, experience and time throughout the process. And to Tamara-Jade Kaz for the fabulous artwork.
We hope this marks the beginning of research that is more relevant, more collaborative and more impactful for those living with problematic menstrual bleeding.”
Title: Research priorities for problematic menstrual bleeding
Authors: Hat Porter, Gemma C. Sharp, Lucky Saraswat, Kasope Wolffs, Kirsteen Campbell, Jacqueline A. Maybin
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