Consultant in Obs & Gynae, Interested in Medical Education, women's health awareness/ high risk pregnancy. Keen Gardener, photographer & cook! views my own
Joined August 2020
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Always such a pleasure to run this course and work with a faculty so passionate about women's care in pregnancy
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It can be hard to take the time you need to heal from the trauma of pregnancy loss.
A new national policy framework for staff is now available across the NHS, encouraging trusts to offer staff who suffer a miscarriage up to 10 days additional paid leave.
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ALT Text: NHS staff who suffer a miscarriage in the first 24 weeks can now receive up to ten days additional paid leave. Including up to five days paid leave for partners.
Tackling gap in knowledge about ecg and symptoms related to cardiac causes of morbidity in maternity @babylifeline EMC
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Breathlessness in pregnancy - great talk by Dr Elton as still responsible for morbidity and mortality if poorly assessed - @babylifeline promoting structured approach to assessment and management
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Impact of anaemia on baby - screen and treat as 40% women worldwide anaemic so starting pregnancy with a disadvantage @BabyLLTraining
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The many morbidities associated with anaemia in pregnancy - discussion by nicola philpott. We underestimate the impact of anaemia- treat it aggressively . @BabyLLTraining
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👩🏻💻 Come and see the updated Training Hub on our website!
Updated to help you navigate our collection of guidelines 📖 and other resources including eLfH e-learning, webinars 👨🏽💻 and podcasts👂🏽from other institutions and societies obstetricmedic.org.uk/traini… | ^T
Great interaction and ideas from all attending today @BabyLLTraining addressing equality and inclusion. Central theme education of staff and patients, understanding individual care requirements and not thinking of stereotypes, careful ongoing risk assessment, open honest dialogue
Management of patients with stroke in labour - crucial to manage BP. Thanks @LucyMackillop @BabyLLTraining
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Stroke in pregnancy - common causes - early diagnosis and intervention changes outcome -@LucyMackillop @BabyLLTraining beware sudden severe headache with neurological symptoms
Right drug right dose in epilepsy in pregnancy. Avoid sodium valproate - 10% anomaly risk, 30% cognitive disorders, 10% Mcm. Monotherapy, lowest disease, Aed levels, 5mg folic acid. Prepregnancy counselling @BabyLLTraining
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Access to epilepsy services, right advice, right mediation, right dose in pregnancy - counselling & first aid advice to family. SUDEP - let's work at reducing this @BabyLLTraining @LucyMackillop @anitaobsmed
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This week is the UK’s Black Maternal Health Awareness Week hosted by us @fivexmore and a host of other organisations and individuals. Stay tuned for more information, content and events throughout the week #fivexmore #BMHAW23
Such a wonderful conversation on how to tackle challenges around biases, equality and equity. Wonderful ideas and initiatives @BabyLLTraining . @anitaobsmed leading this conversation with powerful open and honest platform
Talking about health inequalities - are we all thinking about it and addressing it? Did we know pulse oxymetry could be wrong in the dark skinned? Do we look at postcode? Start the conversation and awareness everywhere @BabyLLTraining
Looking forward to hearing all the fabulous speakers at co-morbidities course in Oxford run by @BabyLLTraining . Great line up of speakers @anitaobsmed. Sharing knowledge and expertise
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We should invest in developing the character of our leaders. Character is a strategic asset: “Character is more than ethics... fostering a culture where it is valued equally alongside competence can result in better decisions & better outcomes”: sloanreview.mit.edu/article/… V @mitsmr
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We’re so grateful to the hard work of our faculty, delegates, student volunteers, advisory panels and our training team.
Thank you all 🙏🫂 We couldn’t do what we do without you, and we can’t wait to work with you again!
ALT Our CEC Course Directors Clara and Michelle received Chief Midwifery Officer Silver Awards at our National Maternity Safety Conference in September.
ALT Our brilliant Advanced CTG team!
ALT Tanu delivering a session to delegates in Birmingham.
ALT Liam, Keith and Clara at our Train the Trainers day in June