Investing in staff and their skill development for vaginal breech births will achieve the same, if not better, results as universal third trimester ultrasound scanning and should be a priority. @optiBreech@MidwifeSpillane https://t.co/lbNLStPN4B
Thinking of improving your breech guideline and/or care pathway? Consider doing it as part of a cluster trial. Expressions of interest invited. https://t.co/ejqQpHg4xE
How much of a difference does turning breech babies to a head-down position make, in settings where women have access to OptiBreech care? Share your views on our planned research! https://t.co/Z0NC1xQ6fA
Dr Shawn Walker explains why the combination of meconium and tachycardia, particularly in the first stage of labour, indicates increased risk in breech births. OptiBreech teams offer women a caesarean birth when these occur together. https://t.co/hLmJ9gxCrM
Dr Shawn Walker, Consultant Midwife and Chief Investigator, explains the OptiBreech position on planned vaginal breech birth at home. https://t.co/1IFnyr4PPA
New publication: Women's experiences of seeking to plan a vaginal breech birth: a systematic review and qualitative meta-synthesis https://t.co/EM1YgYE1wL https://t.co/D1WwJvZhQP
Teaching #breech manoeuvres to resolve complications and restore the normal mechanism at Brighton today. Fantastic turn out from passionate #midwives and #obstetricians wanting time extend their breech knowledge and skills @SisterShawnRM@MidwifeSpillane
Why not treat yourself to a late Christmas present? Or make your #NewYears resolution to support a mother with a breech presentation? Last chance to book your tickets for our #PhysiologicalBreechBirth training day in the seaside town of Brighton! https://t.co/NKUd2hH0HC
Evidence indicates in upright positions breech births occur spontaneously without intervention >50% of the time. BBN offers an EB way to learn through pattern recognition & manoeuvres alongside real birth videos. Book a place in Cambridge, Jan 2020 https://t.co/jGp9OOnOcu
We are facilitating our evidence-based training at Haywards Heath on 2nd Dec. Come & join us to learn new skills to facilitate #breechbirth & evidence to support #informedchoice @BSUHMatEdTeam @BSUH_maternity @SisterShawnRM@MidwifeSpillane https://t.co/ihIYwjJRJq
We were training yesterday at Hinchingbrooke Hospital with #obstetricians and #midwives keen to improve their skills, knowledge and #choice for mothers. Why not book a training day at your Trust! Email [email protected] or follow link for more info https://t.co/GMCZLZXhqg
Amazing day of learning on the Physiological breech study day yesterday, feeling so inspired to keep learning more, and a lot less scared of breech now! @MidwifeSpillane@Breech101@MidwifeBec@_amy_lou
“Individuals have breech skills institutions don’t.” Skilled individuals must attend breech births and institutions must support this! @SisterShawnRM@Breech101
Members of a breech team do not attend breech births to take over facilitation of the birth, they are there to oversee the birth as a safety mechanism and to provide support and expertise to those facilitating the birth. #breechbirth#giveitawiggle@Breech101@SisterShawnRM
Let’s wipe this phrase out of breech Birth practice - don’t wait for the next contraction, encourage the mother to bear down and “dance” her baby out - avoid delays and improve neonatal outcomes. @SisterShawnRM@MidwifeSpillane#giveitawiggle
Zoltan Kovacs a consultant obstetrician from Hungary collaborating with Breech Birth Network, CIC teaching shoulder press and buttock lift #giveitawiggle@SisterShawnRM@MidwifeSpillane