Asha Kasliwal

Other titles that Kasliwal has are: Consultant in Community Gynaecology and Reproductive Health Care, Clinical Director for Manchester's Contraception and Sexual Health service, and Clinical Director for the South Manchester Community Gynaecology service.^[1][4] She is also a specialist member of the "Quality Standards for Contraceptive Services" committee within the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE), and has been featured in the Royal College of Physicians exhibition, Women in Medicine.^[5][6]

Before becoming the president of FSRH, Kasliwal was the Vice President of Quality and Standards in the FSRH from September 2014 to her election as president of the group, and the Clinical Director & Consultant in Community Gynaecology and Reproductive Health.^[1][5]

Succeeding Chris Wilkson's five-year term, Kasliwal became the President of FSRH on 28 July 2016, after being elected to the position in May 2016.^[5]

Her priorities within this office included:

• Continue FSRH's engagement with multiple organisations, such as the British Association for Sexual Health and HIV (BASHH), RCGP, and RCOG
• Continue to support Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare (SRH) professionals and commissioners through providing quality standards of care and training
• Expand the inclusivity of all FDRH committees, but particularly nurses and General Practitioners
• FSRH promotion
• Increase the accessibility, availability, and quality of reproductive and sexual healthcare^[5]

She was succeeded by Janet Barter in September, 2022.^[2][7]

In 2024, Kasliwal is a member of the International Federation of Gynaecology and Obstetrics, and the Chair of their Committee on Contraception.^[8] She also runs a menopause clinic.^[9]

• Asha Kasliwal's article "Scotland can be a global leader on sexual health" from The Times (London), 14 December 2017
• Read Dr Asha Kasliwal's message from 24 Jan 2017 to FSRH members