Safe harboring and governance: Lakota relational systems as context for women's health integration

reframes integration as a governance property, emphasizing the conditions under which health systems can sustain continuity, relational accountability, and interpretive coherence across complex, intersecting health needs. This Perspective articulates these concepts for the governance of Primary Ovarian Insufficiency care and human investigation, demonstrating how continuity, responsibility, and interpretive integration can be structurally supported across both clinical and research domains.