@BWH_NHS Many congratulations @arricoomarasamy … so well deserved for all the work and support you give to colleagues as well as to all the families 👏👏👏
Dear Mr Hancock, my wife a now retired ITU nurse has applied to be a vaccinator ...After 4 hours she has got through the 3rd module (fire safety) of 16. What is needed to put 0.1ml into the deltoid muscle ?
When you wake up to find @DrHoM_Carmel has been awarded an MBE! 🍾🍾
You welcomed me to @nhsuhcw in 2004, guided me from being a NQMW to her Deputy HOM, supporting me to apply for my 1st HOM job @GEHNHSnews
Carmel you are my friend, a mentor, a coach, an inspiration ... 1/2
Researchers at Tommy’s National Centre for Miscarriage Research and the University of Birmingham have shown that giving progesterone to women with early pregnancy bleeding and a history of miscarriage could lead to 8,450 more babies being born each year: https://t.co/bUXHj01dmr.
Campaigners in Wales are demanding better care for women who have multiple miscarriages. They are calling on the Welsh government to action a report which recommended that clinics in north & south Wales meet NICE guidelines. Read the full article here: https://t.co/4furwKNcCQ.
New Tommy’s research shows that abdominal stitches can save babies' lives. The study, led by Prof. Andrew Shennan, demonstrated that an abdominal stitch reduces the chance of preterm birth for high-risk women who have had a previous failed vaginal stitch: https://t.co/Cq5DxjP6Yt.
"It’s very difficult for couples to try again if they don’t know why they lost their previous baby.”
On day 6 of #BLAW2019, we're talking about research which is key to realising our vision where no parent is left devastated by baby loss. Find out more: https://t.co/SMgxBHHyxK
"Because I painted the sitting room?" One of the questions people ask themselves when they experience a miscarriage, stillbirth or premature birth when they aren't told why it happened to them. #TellMeWhy#PregnancyResearch