Congratulations to our wonderful Honours student Sarah Murray who has published her integrative review from her thesis! @debjfox @Bec_Coddington @kbaird20 @uts_cmcfh @utsSoNM @UTS_Health
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Great to be at #ACM2022 national conference in Cairns with some of our @utsSoNM @uts_cmcfh colleagues!
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All women need midwifery continuity of care, some need a doctor too! @uts_cmcfh @utsSoNM @UTSResearch @kbaird20 @VScarf @Bec_Coddington @ChristineCatli1 @TurkmaniSabera @AllisonCummins2 @AnnabelSheehy
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Friday's paper - Wanting to be ‘with woman’, not with machine: Midwives’ experiences of caring for women being continuously monitored in labour [open access]
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Celebrating all the amazing midwives across the world today - Thank you for everything you do - walking alongside, being with, supporting, keeping safe and nurturing. Midwives matter - today more than ever. @MidwivesACM @world_midwives @utsSoNM @BurnetInstitute #IDM2022 #ICM100
Given we are entering election season, here is evidence that providing birthing options for women actually saves money. rdcu.be/cB3SV @uts_cmcfh @CarolineHomer @CHERE_UTS @UTSResearch @FoureurMaralyn @utsSoNM
Thanks Karen! Paper can be found here: bmjopen.bmj.com/content/9/10…
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New technology provides information to midwives who support women with complex pregnancies. But with all this data, how do we stay focussed on the woman's needs? Dr @debjfox, Dr @Bec_Coddington and Dr @VScarf at @UTSEngage are finding answers. @UTS_Health bit.ly/3iVS1Dy
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Would love some more 🇦🇺 midwives to respond to our BITTOC 2021 survey. We know it is tough out there and you are so busy 🙏🏽💗thanks for all you are doing 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
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Our article on the impact of technology on midwives' practice-'Wanting to be ‘with woman’, not with machine...' @bec_coddington @VScarf @uts_cmcfh @UTS_Health @utsSoNM @kbaird20 @UTSResearch
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Our latest publication is now in press describing how fetal monitoring technology in the birth space impacts on midwives' ways of working and their capacity to be woman-centred @debjfox @VScarf
Our paper is out-costing birth at home, in a birth centre or in hospital. Thanks to @CarolineHomer, @hannahdahlen, Rosalie Viney, Serena Yu, Seong Cheah, @davidsibbritt, and Sally Tracy. protect-au.mimecast.com/s/2Q…
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Congratulations @VScarf - this is such prestigious recognition of your research and something to be incredibly proud of
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Working hard at the research retreat at Berry - what a fab team! @uts_cmcfh @UTS_Health @kbaird20 @ChristineCatli1 @AllisonCummins2 @VScarf @debjfox @AngelaJDawson @AnnabelSheehy @TurkmaniSabera @CarolineHomer
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Meta-analysis from @TheLancet of half a million mothers booked for #homebirth found: 40% <needed CS; 50% <likely to have instrumental; 55% <likely to have episiotomy; 40% <likely to have 3rd/4th degree tear; 75% <likely to have infection even if they gave birth in hospital. Wow! – at Leatherhead, South East
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Thursday's abstract - The cost of vaginal birth at home, in a birth centre or in a hospital setting in New South Wales: A micro-costing study (my COI is I am a co-author) @VScarf @hannahdahlen @FoureurMaralyn @CarolineHomer and team @UTS_Health @CHERE_UTS
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Imagine!
Imagine if every hospital or health service had a home-like birth centre that provides continuity, one to one support in labour and home based postnatal care? @UTS_Health @BurnetInstitute @VScarf @hannahdahlen @GUDeanofMed theconversation.com/having-a…
Thanks to you @CarolineHomer , Rosalie Viney, Serena Yu and Seong Cheah. Wonderful support and vision for my PhD.
Congratulations @VScarf - successful final presentation as part of the PhD requirements - just the final bit of writing and then submit! Thanks to co-supervisor team @CHERE_UTS @UTS_Health Rosalie Viney, Serena Yu and Seong Cheah
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