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CEHAT produces a wide range of scholarly publications, reports and IEC resources highlighting the intersection and interaction of health, health systems and gender. Our open-access research outputs, publications and resources aim to inform grassroots practice, advocacy, campaigns and policymakers.

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Journal Articles

Integrating gender in medical education and clinical practice: The transformation of the department of obstetrics and gynecology, Government Medical College, Aurangabad, Maharashtra

Author(s): CEHAT

Published Year: 2020

Stories of change 2019-2020: Case studies on Development action and impact - Azim Premji University Publication. pp. 79-121

Media Coverage

हिंसापीडित महिलांना कोविड-१९ टाळेबंदीतही ‘दिलासा’

Author(s): CEHAT

Published Year: 2020

The Wire.in Marathi

Journal Articles

Strengthening health systems response to violence against women: protocol to test approaches to train health workers in India

Author(s): Meyer, Sarah R., Rege, Sangeeta, Avalaskar, Prachi, Deosthali, Padma, García-Moreno, Claudia, Amin, Avni

Published Year: 2020

Pilot and Feasibility Studies, 63, 11th May 2020

Media Coverage

Reopening liquor shops can increase crimes against women: Javed Akhtar

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Published Year: 2020

Hindustan Times

Krishna Raj Memorial Lecture Series

Hospitals as Factories of Medical Garbage

Author(s): Hodges, Sarah

Published Year: 2020

E-Book; Mumbai: CEHAT, eSocial Sciences, Department of Medical Humanities, Seth GSMC & KEM, 15 p.

Media Coverage

Responding to violence against women – The shadow pandemic during COVID-19

Author(s): Bhate-Deosthali, Padma

Published Year: 2020

TheLeaflet.in

Media Coverage

Abortion in a lockdown: India says 'yes' but women wonder how

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Published Year: 2020

Reuters.in

Media Coverage

Domestic abuse during COVID-19 lockdown: How to get the help you need

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Published Year: 2020

Firstpost.com

Media Coverage

For some, lockdown is captivity with an abuser

Author(s): Vatsalya, P.

Published Year: 2020

Mid-day

Media Coverage

The reasons why 63 Indian housewives killed themselves every day in 2018

Author(s): Kajal, Kapil

Published Year: 2020

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