Dr Karolina Afors: Supporting women's health in the workplace

“It's hugely expensive to provide individualised care for women”

John Brazier
clock • 7 min read

COVER talks to Dr Karolina Afors about addressing the unique set of health concerns faced by women in the workplace, the importance of taking a tailored approach to issues such as the menopause, and the role of digital health services in making positive progress.

One of the positive side-effects of the Covid-19 pandemic has been increased value placed on and an active approach to health and wellbeing, particularly in the group risk and employee benefits space. Women's health issues that have been historically overlooked or underfunded continue to present a unique challenge, particularly in the context of the workplace, however efforts are being made to move the dial towards a new approach. Speaking to COVER, consultant obstetrician & gynaecologist and chief medical officer at Syrona Health, Dr Karolina Afors, says that one of the key drivers f...

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