A specialty in women's health, gynaecology nursing treats illnesses and conditions that only affect women. To provide individualised treatment to women of different ages and socioeconomic backgrounds, a gynaecology nurse frequently collaborates with other members of a multidisciplinary team. As a result, access to healthcare is still significantly influenced by gender. Gynecology's area of expertise is managing the specific medical requirements of women. Women's health nurses may specialise in a number of fields, including but not limited to gynaecological oncology, early pregnancy, sexual health, reproductive medicine, acute gynaecological emergency care, and urogynecology. A gynaecological nurse is in charge of a woman's clinical evaluation as well as fighting for her rights to prompt and appropriate healthcare, offering advice and information about the range of services available, and managing her treatment.
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