Blueprint to Close the Women%E2%80%99s Health Gap 2025

Ten condition-level metrics have been selected FIGURE A2 Data Data DataNo. of patient registries 1 No. of patient registries 6 % uptake on the vaccination programme7 No. of countries including HPV in vaccination programme8Undercounting of prevalence 3 Undercounting of prevalence 3 Skilled birth attendants5No. of centres of excellence for endometriosis 2 No. of countries with published workplace guidance4Lack of data on prevalence delays diagnoses, treatment innovation and funding Lack of data on prevalence delays diagnoses, treatment innovation and funding High % uptake indicates progress in preventing the primary cause of cervical cancer Signifies a global effort towards eliminating cervical cancer across income archetypes No. of countries with screening programme9Higher number of countries suggests increased access to early-detection methods and lower stigma of cancer % participation in screening programme10A high % participation reflects public awareness and use of preventative measures against cervical cancerCoEs can improve outcomes by concentrating expertise, facilitating multidisciplinary care and driving research advancements Undercounting in prevalence leads to underestimation of burden and under-allocation of resources for condition Undercounting in prevalence leads to underestimation of burden and under-allocation of resources for condition Acknowledgement of impact of menopause on the female workforce, creating supportive environments for women's health and potentially reducing economic losses High rates of successful vaginal births attended by skilled birth attendants suggest positive maternal health outcomes and potentially reduced intervention ratesEndometriosis Menopause Maternal health Breast cancer Cervical cancerCare delivery Care delivery Care delivery EfficacyCondition Metric Type of metric Value in tracking this metric Source: World Economic Forum and McKinsey Health Institute analysis Blueprint to Close the Women’s Health Gap: How to Improve Lives and Economies for All 38