Men's Health Policy Reports
This section of the website contains links to policy reports on men’s health.
INTERNATIONAL
European Commission (2011). The state of men’s health in Europe report.
WHO Europe (2018). Strategy on the health and well-being of men in the WHO European Region.
Wilkins D, Savoye E, eds (2009). Men’s Health Around The World: A review of policy and progress across 11 countries.
AUSTRALIA
Australian Government, Department of Health and Ageing (2010). National Male Health Policy. Building on the Strengths of Australian Males.
New South Wales Health Department (1999). Moving Forward in Men’s Health.
New South Wales Department of Health (2009). NSW Men’s Health Plan 2009-2012.
Victorian Government Department of Health (2010). Men’s health and wellbeing strategy – background paper.
BRAZIL
Spindler E (2015). Beyond the Prostate: Brazil’s National Healthcare Policy for Men.
IRAN
Esmailzade H, et al. Devising a National Men’s Health Policy Document: The Current Challenges to Men’s Health in Iran. International Journal of Men’s Health 2016;15(2):174.
IRELAND
Baker, P (2015). Review of the National Men’s Health Policy and Action Plan 2008-13. Final report for the Health Service Executive.
Department of Health (2016). National Men’s Health Action Plan: Healthy Ireland – Men HI-M 2017-2021. Working with men in Ireland to achieve optimum health and wellbeing
Department of Health and Children (2008). National Men’s Health Policy 2008-2013.
‘Men have long been forgotten in the provision of primary healthcare services’ - article in @NursingTimes by nurse consultant Jane DeVille-Almond.
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