
Looking into ways of standardising and optimising the care of women with childbirth related perineal trauma (CRPT) after giving birth. @NIHRresearch
University of Birmingham
Joined December 2021
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Following my national campaign, I’m delighted that at the Women’s Health Summit today the Health Secretary has confirmed that birth trauma has been added to the Women’s Health Strategy and is now a priority for the Government in 2024.
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MASIC are supporting a dedicated evidence session focusing on birth injuries, and we are proud to be a member of the birth trauma inquiry steering group. Let’s make the next 6 weeks really count on behalf of all those affected. #birthtraumainquiry
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Research led by Dr Laura Jones will seek to better understand the options available to women with pelvic floor disorders. @drlaurajones #weareIAHR @unibirm_MDS birmingham.ac.uk/news/2023/n…
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Calling all obstetricians & midwives - we would like your help to understand how common incidental short cervix is, how it is measured, and what pregnancy outcomes are. Please sign up to the ISC service evaluation here – redcap.link/ISC @vickyhodgetts_d
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Has recent evidence about fetal movements altered your clinical practice? If you are a midwife or obstetrician please take 10 minutes to complete a questionnaire by clicking on the following link redcap.link/RFMsurveyofpract… which also contains further information about the study.
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Excited to see the Launch of the first Women's Health Strategy in England - privileged to be involved in @NIHRresearch listening to women @GRACEstudy1 @Chapter_Study. The future looks brighter and braver wellbeingofwomen.org.uk/news…
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Where will your midwifery career take you?
Student midwives, join this free webinar on 27 July to find out the career pathways you could take as a midwife. The webinar is being organised by @RCM_SMF buff.ly/3Njaiah
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We’re excited to see @NIHRresearch making progress to ensure more of the UK population can participate in people centred clinical trials #NIHRMakingADifference
Read more here:
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📢Exciting new funding call that will allow charities & other organisations to partner with researchers to co-develop proposals for meaningful projects. The public will not be a sounding board for new research ideas, but actively generate them. Find out more 👇 #PPIE
In July we will be introducing a new funding call, giving community and charity organisations and groups the opportunity to explore and develop partnerships with health and care researchers. Find out more about partnering and applying here: nihr.ac.uk/blog/its-time-for…
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There's still time to join a think-in, organised by @fatherhoodinst, on how to make maternity and other family services more supportive and inclusive to Black dads. The session will be held virtually, 19 July.
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Egality turns two this month! It's been an amazing two years working with community organisations as partners to increase diversity in health and social care research. At the core of our work is our Principles of Engagement, which holds us to account: static1.squarespace.com/stat…
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Registration and abstract submission open for the joint MOMs and BMFMs annual conference in Birmingham 16th-18th November 2022. Visit the website for details bmfms.idloom.events/2022 @BMFMSNews @M0MSuk
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Is your partner about to give birth, or have you just welcomed a newborn into your family?
We're hosting a very special Ask the Midwife session for dads and partners later this month, where you can ask questions to our team of experts.
More: orlo.uk/4NNxR
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Congratulations to the team at St Thomas' Hospital for their entry #whywedoreasrch @GSTTresearch
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The Motherhood Group are collaborating with @GenomicsEngland to design and run a project that will offer parents the option to screen their newborn baby for rare genetic conditions which can be treated early in childhood.
Register here; themotherhoodgroup.com/peers…
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Have you given birth in the last year? Researchers at @dundeeuni are looking to help women to evaluate the quality of maternity care they have received.
To take part and find out more: dundee.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/q…
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The CASPAR study induction of labour survey👉bit.ly/CASPAR22 is open for comments until 27/6/22 (12noon). Your chance to help ensure we design this study in a way that is acceptable @LiverpoolWomens @LivHPartners @livuniHLS 💙💜💚
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MIDIRS Midwifery Digest Hot Topic: Why are some voices not heard? Exploring how maternity care can be improved for women with limited English. Now available to read on our blog. buff.ly/3y66ZyO #loveMIDIRS
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Barriers and facilitators to the recruitment of Black African women for research in the UK: hard to engage and not hard to reach. #RaceMatters
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