Great to see perinatal palliative care continuing to get attention in the social work field. "Palliative Care in the Perinatal and Neonatal Setting" chapter in the new edition of The Oxford Textbook of Palliative Social Work via @OxUniPress https://t.co/tcjpuroRlQ @NAPSW
How long does repeated dose furosemide sustain its diuretic effect in sBPD? Swing by poster 442 at #pas2022 this afternoon to find out! #neotwitter#neoebm
Long-term followup of babies who had fetal anaemia and transfusions showed cardiac changes in adulthood. But does it matter? They would have died otherwise. Tradeoffs between short and long term outcomes necessary. Jane Harding
Our own Prof Jeremy Oats on the Australian Pregnancy Care Guidelines. Long process & what an achievement! Implementation plan now in development #PSANZ2018
Attention all mothers in late pregnancy - new evidence shows that mothers going to sleep on their backs increases the chances of still births, potentially due to compression of the IVC and aorta #psanz2018 Robin Cronin from @AucklandUni
How can medical conferences be co-produced with patients to encourage patient participation and make them feel included? @Kyle_KnoxBMJ and @DurgasToolbox discuss the challenges and opportunities: https://t.co/6Ze4XOvG9t #BMJPatientsIncluded@QualityForum
“We only want to save the fetuses that can be saved, we don’t want to extend the limit of viability” - Marcus Davey on the ethics of his famous paper “An extra-uterine system to physiologically support the extremely preterm lamb” #PSANZ2018#pretermbirth