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The Canadian Foundation for Women’s Health (CFWH) is Canada’s leading national fundraising foundation for women’s health with a focus on reproductive health . The CFWH champions for increased funding for research on women’s health and fosters support for international women’s health programs. Duchesnay is supporting the CFWH through The Duchesnay International Elective Fellowships for Obstetrics and Gynaecology residents who desire to complete an elective in a health care center of a developing country.

Each year, CFWH issues a call for proposals to medical researchers working in women’s health. The proposals we receive undergo a blind peer review process to ensure that the most outstanding projects are funded. The selected proposals are recognized at a special ceremony during the Annual Clinical Meeting of the Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada.

The Canadian Foundation for Women’s Health (CFWH) is Canada’s leading national fundraising foundation for women’s health with a focus on reproductive health. The CFWH champions for increased funding for research on women’s health and fosters support for international women’s health programs.
Duchesnay is supporting the CFWH through the Duchesnay International Elective Fellowships for Obstetrics and Gynaecology residents who desire to complete an elective in a health care center of a developing country.

The Canadian Foundation for Women’s Health attributes two Duchesnay fellowships every year to resident students in obstetrics and gynaecology who desire to complete an elective in a health care center of a developing country. The fellowships cover four to eight weeks and the amount varies from $2,500CAD to $4,500CAD according to the length of the elective. A $700CAD lump-sum will be allocated to the local supervisor of the elective.

The Canadian Foundation for Women’s Health attributes two Duchesnay fellowships every year to resident students in obstetrics and gynaecology who desire to complete an elective in a health care center of a developing country. The fellowships cover four to eight weeks and the amount varies from $2,500CAD to $4,500CAD according to the length of the elective. A $700CAD lump‐sum will be allocated to the local supervisor of the elective.

The Canadian Foundation for Women’s Health attributes two Duchesnay fellowships every year to resident students in obstetrics and gynaecology who desire to complete an elective in a health care center of a developing country. The fellowships cover four to eight weeks and the amount varies from $2,500CAD to $4,500CAD according to the length of the elective. A $700CAD lump sum will be allocated to the local supervisor of the elective.