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Thanks for joining us at #rcog2018 Hope you've enjoyed the session! Next opportunity to discuss #coreoutomes & related matters will be at #figo2018 Stay tuned for details!
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Funders, regulators, researchers and editors all need to be on board to ensure core outcomes are successful #FIGO2018 #EveryWomanMatters
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Ewelina Rogozińska explains her work promoting the use of the core outcome sets - including collaboration with professional institutions, use of the CROWN logo, presentations and workshops #FIGO2018
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Five key aims of the CROWN initiative #FIGO2018 #EveryWomanMatters
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Developing @CoreOutcomes for childbirth trauma research could help to reduce #research waste, by @PergialiotisVas et al. ow.ly/ptsW30lYA7g
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If you missed the "Development of Core Outcome Set for interventions after #stillbirth" presentation today @FIGOHQ
Here is iCHOOSE video animation presented at #FIGO2018 conference
#EveryWomanMatters
@CoreOutcomes
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@JannekevtHooft steps on the stage to talk about the challenges & opportunities with implementations of #coreoutcomes in #pretermbirth research #FIGO2018 #EveryWomanMatters @CoreOutcomes
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Linda Eckert discusses the benefits and challenges of standardizing outcomes #FIGO2018 #EveryWomanMatters
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Synergies are key to moving forward in women’s and newborn health #FIGO2018 #EveryWomanMatters
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. @JamesMNDuffy explains 3 stages of outcome standardization:
1. Identify core outcomes through systematic review
2. Do qualitative work to determine which outcomes patients want
3. Develop high quality definitions and determine how outcomes should be measured
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“The greatest gains in research will come from lower- and middle-income countries” @JamesMNDuffy #FIGO2018 #EveryWomanMatters
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Prof Eckert presents on how @GAIA_Consortium helps to improve research in women's health through their work on standardisation of case definitions & joining forces with @CoreOutcomes #FIGO2018
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Core outcomes, developed by researchers, make it easier to compare research and draw conclusions, thus narrowing the gap between research and policy #FIGO2018
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@JamesMNDuffy summarises his experience with core outcomes development and their importance in women's health research #FIGO2018 @CoreOutcomes
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Prof Adanu kicks off with the CROWN session at #FIGO2018 @CoreOutcomes
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Excited to be participating in the @CoreOutcomes session at @FIGOHQ #FIGO2018 this morning. Fantastic range of interesting speakers inc @IJGOLive editor in chief, discussing development, dissemination, and implementation of minimum data sets for research
The CROWN session at #FIGO2018 is TODAY! Go to room 208 at 8.30am to hear more about #coreoutcomes
Interested in core outcome sets? Come and learn more about them from @JamesMNDuffy and others at the CROWN session at #FIGO2018
Room 208, tomorrow morning bright and early at 8.30am!
Head to Room 208 at 8.30am on Tuesday to hear more about core outcomes in women's and newborn health research from Richard Adanu, Janneke van 't Hooft, @JamesMNDuffy Linda Eckert and Ewelina Rogozinska #FIGO2018
If you're going to Rio next week for #FIGO2018 come to the CROWN session on Tuesday to learn more about the work that's being done for #coreoutcomes
See you at 8.30am in room 208!
Going to #FIGO2018 in Rio? Make sure you head to Room 208 at 8.30am on Tuesday 16 for the CROWN session! For full details see the Congress programme at ow.ly/YN3a30ma6Ym




















