Centers of Excellence in Women's Health, University Health Care

Women's Health Resources in Utah

The University Of Utah Center Of Excellence in Women's Health is committed to connecting women with health-related services. The following links guide users to health resources within the goLocalUtah database.

Disclaimer: The Center of Excellence in Women's Health, Region VIII Demonstration Project (CoE) has provided the goLocalUtah information about health care services for residents as a resource only. The CoE does not endorse the advice, products or services listed in goLocalUtah. The goLocalUtah link is an information service only, and does not diagnose medical conditions, offer medical advice, or endorse specific products or services. Even though the links featured here have been reviewed by information professionals, goLocalUtah does not control their content

Please Select a Women's Health Resource Area:

General Women's Health Physical Psychological/Mental Social Environmental Occupational/Economic Intellectual Spiritual	Adolescent Girl's Health Physical Psychological/Mental Social Environmental Occupational/Economic Intellectual Spiritual
Perinatal/Reproductive Women's Health Physical Psychological/Mental Social Environmental Occupational/Economic Intellectual Spiritual	Senior Women's Health Physical Psychological/Mental Social Environmental Occupational/Economic Intellectual Spiritual

The seven domains of health listed under each category are defined as follows:

Physical Health: The health of a woman's body and diseases that can affect health.
Social Health: The health of a woman's social setting (family, community).
Psychological and Mental and Emotional Health: The mental and emotional health of a woman is crucial to the overall health.
Intellectual health: Intellectual health relates to how stimulated a woman is intellectually.
Environmental health: The state of the environment that we live in (water, air, etc)
Occupational/economic health: How employment affects health; does the woman and her family have resources for living.
Spiritual health: This category does not refer to any particular religious denomination. However, we recognize that a woman's relationship with nature, God, and the universe is also important.