Maternal and infant health researcher passionate about mental health and human experience.
City, University of London
Joined August 2015
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Brilliant piece in one of my favourite publications by one of the best researchers out there! #birthtrauma #perinatalmentalhealth
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Happy voting Friends! It's the most excited I've been about politics for a long while...I will be taking the children with me to cast my vote after school 🙂
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New @themapstudy publication on women’s experiences of anxiety assessment in pregnancy and after birth bpspsychub.onlinelibrary.Wil…
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We’re really excited to launch 4 modules on understanding suicide.
If When It is Darkest resonated with you, then these modules are for you.
And they are completely free, thanks to @NES_Psychology
Please share!
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#Science2StopSuicide
We are excited to launch four new TURAS modules titled ‘A Psychological Approach to Understanding Suicide and Suicide Prevention’ written by Professor Rory O’Connor and Dr Karen Wetherall at Glasgow University. Available on Turas Learn - learn.nes.nhs.scot/64773
@suicideresearch
Loving the new @NIHRevidence webinars getting research out during lunchtime! And really thrilled to be part of the 2nd in the series: Improving #maternity services with Prof @NaomiChambers11 and Dr Elisa Liberati. We need to listen to women's and families' experiences! Watch ⬇️
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Don’t miss this #birthtrauma #symposium with a fantastic line up of #international speakers! @MidwifeJulika @joanlalor2907 @RotundaHospital @HSE_SPMHS @MastersonJeanne @Mariagibbons55 @CarolynMcCrory_ @AineRichards @ca18211 @INTERSECTstudy @DrSusanAyers @DrAntjeHorsch
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Great to have this out from @esmi_ii. Perinatal women in areas with community perinatal mental health teams have increased access to needed mental health care, and lower risk of acute relapse. @MMHAlliance @TheMarceSociety @TheSRIP @PerinatalDCP @rcpsychPeri @ailsa_swarbrick
Women with a history of severe mental illness face a lower risk of relapse after giving birth in regions where they have access to a community perinatal mental health team, @UniofExeter research has found #psychology
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It's here! The 1st paper from the MAP study. 2243 women shared their perinatal mental health symptoms (thank you!). Which questionnaires were most effective at identifying #anxiety and #depression compared to diagnostic interviews? Results here! doi.org/10.1192/bjp.2023.174
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Looking forward to the @TheMarceSociety #UKIMS2024 conference in January and presenting my research on the acceptability and content validity of suicidality screening items with #perinatal women. Details below 👇🏻 #maternalmentalhealth #perinatalmentalhealth #maternalmhmatters
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Very good news that GPs will be expected to ask mothers about their mental health at the 6-week postnatal check - if they follow through. We know from a lot of mums that their GPs don't even offer the check. theguardian.com/society/2023…
I do love an article about how we do research. Thank you and well done on your publication @tamsin_bicknell !
First article from my masters is out in @MIDIRS (midirs.org.uk)! Had great advice from @SiofraPeeren & others. Midwives are perfectly placed to research vulnerable populations - there is so much to be gained for those who need our advocacy most 💪 #lovemidirs
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Great news from @NHS_RHO that will help protect babies’ wellbeing, reduce parents’ anxiety & support trust in caregivers. Win, win, win! Looking forward to seeing @dunkleybent at @NCTcharity AGM tomorrow for more creative & effective thinking on maternity & neonatal care.
Today, we took the recommendations from our review of neonatal assessment and practice in ethnic minority newborns to the next level - focusing on concerted action with key stakeholders #RHOAction
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We are deeply disappointed that the reform of the Mental Health Act is yet another mental health commitment abandoned by this Government.
We stand with @CYPMentalHealth and 56 other organisations calling for immediate action and change:
cypmhc.org.uk/cypmhc-respons…
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A very dark day for @BBCNews
Spreading disinformation about a terror attack on a hospital without independent verification.
Led to riots in several countries and clear threat to innocent Jews.
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Have you had gestational diabetes?🤰 We would love your feedback on a mobile app 📱 and other support options for women post-gestational diabetes. Please get in contact 📧 if you are interested.
I can't (and yet can all at the same time) believe that 65% are inadequate or worse than that...in the UK. Shocking.
Two-thirds of England’s maternity units are substandard, says watchdog theguardian.com/society/2023…
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Latest @mbrrace maternal mortality and morbidity confidential enquiry report released today. State of the Nation reports, lay summary and compiled report with supplementary material available here buff.ly/2HR30eT
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Six fundamental beliefs that bias our view of the world:
1. My experience is a reasonable reference.
2. I make correct assessments of the world.
3. I am good.
4. My group is a reasonable reference.
5. My group is good.
6. People's attributes (not context) shape outcomes.
Psychologists have posited hundreds of cognitive biases over the years. A fascinating new paper argues that they all boil down to one of a handful of fundamental beliefs coupled with confirmation bias. doi.org/10.1177/174569162211…
After a lecturing job? Lecturer in Health Services Research @CityUniLondon ...one year maternity leave post...closing date 17th September. Great bunch of people here to work with! city.ac.uk/about/jobs/apply/…