This position paper sets out three key considerations for implementing artificial intelligence (AI) tools into a feminist model of care for the Women's Health NSW sector. The paper unpacks the risks and challenges for each consideration, concluding the paper with ten recommendations that support the safe integration of AI in a feminist model of care.

This practitioner guide is designed to support service providers to contextualise medical information about brain injuries for women living in violent and stressful domestic settings. It aims to improve a practitioner's ability to respond to women who may have a mild brain injury by providing: key information about mild brain injury in the context of...

This practitioner guide is designed to support service providers to contextualise medical information about brain injuries for women living in violent and stressful domestic settings. It provides information directly to the woman and creates an opportunity for service providers to work with the woman to create a recovery plan that reflects her unique circumstances.

This resource is for service providers and healthcare providers who want to take a health promotion approach to address sexual choking. It sets out eight evidence-based ways to approach health promotion with different audiences of people who engage in, or who may be considering engaging in, sexual choking.

This assessment tool supports service providers to screen, assess and respond to women who have experienced strangulation in the context of domestic, family and sexual violence. The tool is also designed to pick up smothering, suffocation and other forms of breath restriction.