Seeking feedback on menopause-related experiences

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Seeking feedback on menopause-related experiences

Monash University is conducting research investigating menopause-related experiences and health care needs among women who have migrated from low and middle income countries.

If you provide care for women in midlife who have migrated from low and middle-income countries to Australia, Monash University would like to know about your experiences and information needs.

Please assist by completing a short anonymous survey and the chance of winning one of three $100 Coles-Myer Gift Vouchers. Please click here or email Karin Stanzel on sphps-menopause.study@monash.edu.

This survey closes on Thursday 18 April 2019. 

Download the Certificate of approval

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