NPWH
As a national professional membership organization, NPWH is the nation’s leading voice for courageous conversations about women’s health. Updated September 2022
NPWH is the professional community for Women's Health Nurse Practitioners and other advanced practice registered nurses who provide women's and gender-related healthcare. We set a standard of excellence by generating, translating, and promoting the latest research and evidence-based clinical guidance, providing high-quality continuing education, and advocating for patients, providers, and the WHNP
08/13/2026
NPWH members!
Join August’s Journal Club discussion on Monday, August 31 at 7 pm ET for a focused discussion with the author of the CJNPWH article “Hair Loss in Women: Common Causes, Diagnosis, and Management.” Learn the latest evidence on evaluating and managing hair loss in women to recognize red flags, guide timely referrals, and improve patient care.
This free NPWH members-only event will not be recorded for on-demand access. Don’t miss the chance to ask the author your questions and earn 1 CE contact hour for participating in the discussion!
📖 Please read the CJNPWH article before the discussion: https://ow.ly/YPfL50ZzyWo
🔗 Register for August's Journal Club: https://ow.ly/zNng50ZzyWp
Join Ann Konkoly, MSN, MBA, APRN-CNP, WHNP-BC, MSCP, at the 2026 NPWH Women’s Healthcare Conference to rethink the role of GLP-1 therapy in women’s health. Learn how to apply a physiology-informed approach to GLP-1 therapy and cardiometabolic health across the lifespan, including PCOS, the reproductive years, and menopause!
📅 September 23-25, 2026
📍Richmond, Virginia
🎓 Earn up to 39 CE contact hours
🔗 Explore all sessions & register: https://ow.ly/NsyR50ZyIWQ
Early bird rates end tomorrow, August 12th!
08/11/2026
Please join us in welcoming Lindsay Turner Trammell to NPWH as our new Director of Policy, NPWH’s first full-time policy role! This new position reflects a strong commitment from the NPWH Board of Directors to making policy and advocacy a strategic priority as we work to elevate the WHNP profession and women’s health nationally.
With more than a decade of senior-level policy leadership experience, Lindsay brings a proven track record of translating policy strategy into meaningful impact. Most recently, as Director for Policy at the Society for Research in Child Development, she strengthened the organization’s policy strategy, expanded its influence in Congress, and helped achieve federal legislative and regulatory wins supporting scientific research and children and families.
At NPWH, Lindsay will lead our policy and advocacy agenda, working with policymakers, coalition partners, members, and NPWH leadership to advance policies that strengthen the WHNP profession, support the full use of WHNP expertise, and expand access to high-quality women’s healthcare.
Health misinformation is increasingly shaping patient conversations, from social media and FemTech to wellness trends that can blur the line between evidence and misinformation.
Meet Celia “Cece” Jotte, WHDNP Student and 2026 NPWH Student Ambassador! At the 2026 NPWH Women’s Healthcare Conference, Cece is looking forward to learning from women’s health experts, building connections, and gaining practical strategies she can bring into her future practice. Join Cece in exploring how to address misinformation, build patient trust, and guide patients toward informed, evidence-based care.
📅 September 23-25, 2026
📍Richmond, Virginia
🎓 Earn up to 39 CE contact hours
🔗 Learn more & register: https://ow.ly/FGmS50ZyaEB
Early bird rates end August 12th!
“Nutritious” and “healthy” are not always the same thing, especially when caring for patients with PMOS (formerly PCOS). Ali Chappell, PhD, MS, RD, explains why nutritional recommendations should account for metabolic health and glucose tolerance, rather than assuming that foods considered healthy for the general population are the best choice for every patient.
Listen to the full episode 29 of Her Health Matters to learn more about the role of insulin in PMOS, how insulin resistance and metabolic dysfunction influence hormonal health, how a low-insulin lifestyle differs from a traditional low-carb approach, and why understanding insulin can change the way PMOS is managed.
🎧 Listen to episode 29: https://ow.ly/1Tao50ZxPRa
🔔 Subscribe to the Her Health Matters podcast so you never miss an episode: https://ow.ly/18E650ZxPR9
08/05/2026
Support the future of women's health research by becoming a peer reviewer for the Clinical Journal for Nurse Practitioners in Women's Health (CJNPWH).
Share your expertise, strengthen evidence-based practice, earn CE credit for substantive reviews, and add peer review experience to your CV!
🔗 Learn more about this opportunity and how to apply: https://ow.ly/aowy50Zwipc
Apply by September 30!
Planning your trip to the 2026 NPWH Women's Healthcare Conference? We're here to help! Drop in the comments your questions about Richmond, the conference, travel, dining, or what to expect.
📅 September 23-25, 2026
📍Richmond, Virginia
🎓 Earn up to 39 CE contact hours
🔗 Learn about sessions & register here: https://ow.ly/uan150ZwLWr
See you in Richmond!
08/03/2026
We are now seeking the next Chief Executive Officer for NPWH, the nation's professional association for nurse practitioners in women's and gender-related healthcare!
Are you an experienced leader ready to shape strategy, strengthen advocacy, and drive the future of women's and gender-related healthcare? We encourage you to apply!
🔗 Learn more about role: https://ow.ly/BcNb50ZvXvn
To apply, submit a cover letter and résumé outlining your interest and qualifications via email to [email protected] by August 28.
08/02/2026
Many patients receiving care at federally qualified health centers were never screened for depression, despite recommendations for universal perinatal screening. Research from the inaugural CJNPWH research issue highlights important gaps in screening and reinforces the need for consistent assessment during pregnancy and postpartum to better identify patients at risk.
🔗 For National Health Center Week (August 2–8), read this article and learn how standardized depression screening can strengthen care for low-income birthing persons: https://ow.ly/fSjx50Zv5hk
NPWH members receive full journal access. Non-members have limited access.
Whether you're new to women's healthcare or an experienced provider, the NPWH Annual Women's Healthcare Conference is for you! Join us in September to learn the latest evidence-based clinical updates and practical skills from leading experts while connecting with a community dedicated to advancing women's and gender-related healthcare.
📅 September 23-25, 2026
📍Richmond, Virginia
🎓 Earn up to 39 CE contact hours
🔗 Learn more & register: https://ow.ly/ia1H50Zvf9V
Early bird rates end August 12th!
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