THE AUSTRALIAN FEMALE MILITARY PELVIC HEALTH STUDY
Not so secret women's business
SURVEY CLOSES IN 2 WEEKS
Share your experiences
The Women's Veterans Network Australia (WVNA) is partnering with researchers from Charles Sturt University and Bond University to explore the pelvic health of female military personnel in Australia.
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Little is known
Pelvic health is a broad term encompassing the structures and functions of the bladder, bowel and reproductive system. The relationships between work and pelvic health have not previously been explored in female military personnel.
You can help us by sharing your experiences of managing and maintaining your pelvic health during your most recent period of service. Greater understanding allows the ADF to support you to be "Fit for Life, Fit to Fight"
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We need your help
If you are biologically female, aged over 18 years, and currently serving or previously served in the Australian Defence Force we’d love to know how you have maintained and managed your pelvic health during your most recent military service.
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HELP US TO REACH OUR GOAL
To provide the most accurate and representative data about the pelvic health of female military personnel we need at least 1000 current and former ADF women to participate in the survey.
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Thank you to all the Servicewomen who have already shared their experiences, the response has been fantastic. However, we still have a way to go to meet our targets for each Service.
Help us get there by participating in the survey and sharing the details through your networks.
CONTACT US
Thanks for your interest in our research project. Feel free to contact us with any questions or comments regarding our work and publications. We’d love to hear from you.
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Dr Simone O'Shea
PO Box 789, Albury NSW 2640
