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Publication - Research and analysis

Endometriosis: lived experience insight report 2023

Published
8 December 2023
Directorate
Chief Operating Officer, NHS Scotland Directorate
Topic
Health and social care
ISBN
9781835214039

Details the findings from a series of endometriosis lived experience interviews. It seeks to raise awareness of endometriosis by providing an insight into experiences of accessing care and support across Scotland and how living with endometriosis can impact a person’s quality of life.

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Footnotes

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Contact

Email: clinical_priorities@gov.scot

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