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Utah’s Health: An Annual Review - Special Supplement: Women’s Health in Utah The University of Utah National Center of Excellence In Women’s Health Demonstration Project Region VIII University of Utah Health Sciences Center 30 North 1900 East Room 2B-111, Salt Lake City, Utah 84132 © 2007 The University of Utah. All Rights Reserved
I am pleased to announce the publication of the Women’s Health supplement to the Utah’s Health Review. Women’s Health provides a current profile of women’s health issues in our state. Dating from pioneer times, Utah has had a long tradition of commitment to women’s health. Early women providers were remarkable: Martha Hughes Cannon was one of the first physicians in the state and also the first woman state senator. Ellis R. Shipp, the first obstetrician in Utah, also founded a school for obstetrics and nurse midwives. Romania Rose Prat Penrose not only established health care for women and children, but was also the first trained ophthalmologist in Utah. Today, we have no less of a commitment to women’s health. e University of Utah’s National Center of Excellence in Women’s Health Demonstration Project, in collaboration with the Utah State Department of Health, has produced a comprehensive report detailing women’s health issues in Utah. is report provides a collection of current data on some of the most pressing health challenges facing women and their families today. Women’s Health will aid in identifying priorities for research and health care services in Utah. Within the pages of the Women’s Health supplement are numerous data reports on women’s health. Topics include cancer, domestic violence, mental health, abortion, cardiovascular disease, and reproductive health. Also included in the review is a collection of original research articles. Highlighted are diverse topics such as the consequences of obesity, headache, sexual abuse, prescription drug use among Medicaid patients, induction of labor, periodontal disease, etc. A study of the impact of immigrants on our health care system underscores new challenges that face our state. Health disparities can only be remedied if they are recognized. is report provides in formation to help track the health behaviors, risk factors, and health care utilization practices of women in Utah. Much of our ability to generate accurate data for the promotion of health research, policy development, and health care reforms to benefit the citizens of Utah comes from our state’s online Indicator-Based Information Query System (IBIS). We are proud of the continued collaboration between the University of Utah and the Utah Department of Health that has produced the information contained within these monographs. So, it is with great excitement that we offer the 2007 Women’s Health supplement to the Utah Health Review to you to read, share, discuss, analyze, and utilize. David N. Sundwall, MD Executive Director Utah Department of Health
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