This week @ImperialNHS is supporting #TransgenderAwarenessWeek, which aims to raise the visibility of transgender people and address issues members of the community face.
Find out more ➡️ https://t.co/oAUy79EH2Q
Last year we translated your basic birth rights into 16 languages. It is really important to Birthrights that women and birthing people and those that care for them, understand basic birth rights in maternity care.
#EuropeanDayOfLanguages
Find out more:https://t.co/ql2TODCsQW
Fetal Movements: Ask, Listen, Inform. Instead of yes/no questions (e.g. ‘do you feel baby movements’), maternity carers could 1) ASK about frequency, strength, & pattern, 2) LISTEN to woman , & 3) INFORM her about what to expect.
https://t.co/I724tv5ybH https://t.co/jWkJDbkn7t
Another lovely infographic from the @BMJMedicine team illustrating the @NPEU_UKOSS data on omicron SARS-CoV-2 and pregnancy and the impact of vaccination on reducing disease severity. Full paper here https://t.co/ZpbezFQohf
This is a great study on safety and clear benefits of waterbirth 💧 the study included births in midwife-led settings🏠and obstetric units.
Led by @DrFeeleyRM@EmoryUniversity@oxfordbrookes_
https://t.co/3N0XUvf9PE
New preprint looking at 32,536 ppl giving birth in Melbourne 🇦🇺of whom 17,356 received a #CovidVaccine in #pregnancy
👉🏻 Congenital abnormalities, preterm birth and stillbirth all significantly *lower* in the vaccinated group.
https://t.co/OM3y0IS5ki
NEW—Privatising NHS services is associated with a decline in the quality of healthcare, increasing deaths from treatable causes, study in @TheLancetPH suggests. https://t.co/OmpzroVuEO
New videos on signs of life in extreme pre-term babies produced to reduce confusion & distress experienced by parents & help staff deal with these difficult events and situations https://t.co/nlueiOrJhj @NPEU_Oxford@RCObsGyn@SandsUK@BAPM_Official @ARCantenatal @ParamedicsUK
‘We recognise the importance of being diverse and inclusive Royal Colleges’ say @MidwivesRCM & @RCObsGyn publishing joint statement on inclusivity. Full statement: https://t.co/Pz06dkbSEO
As an immunologist working on pregnancy, I know people have a lot of questions about the #COVID19#vaccine, #fertility, #pregnancy and #breastfeeding... 💉🤰🏻🤱🏾
This explainer summarises what we know so far (it's reassuring!) and I update it regularly...
https://t.co/Aw0S36nD2a
We've launched a new photography competition for members to demonstrate a true picture of working in maternity services in the UK. Midwives and MSWs are being asked to capture images that best encapsulate the theme for Conference. More here: https://t.co/TBc5NrhAhm
A new national five-year study “Children of the 2020s” led by Prof @PascoFearon @UCLPALS@UCLBrainScience has been launched to collect data on thousands of babies in #England to help inform decisions about #earlyyears and childcare services. @CLScohorts https://t.co/sCaLSeWiOj
Read more about the impact of the pandemic on UK midwifery-led services (from homebirth services to midwifery units) in our paper, now out in pre-proofread @MidwiferyJnl
A fab collaboration with @MidwivesRCM & @NPEU_Oxford@EUMidwives
Open access 👉https://t.co/cdghZdLuKQ
"Legalising abortion is one way to reduce unsafe abortion, but a willing and skilled workforce to provide or support abortion care is also key to ensuring access."
Read our piece with @DrsforChoice_uk for @RcobsGyn on the importance of abortion education: https://t.co/ErhwCaC4CF
Are you a patient who has had an appointment with us in the last 12 months?
We want to hear about your experiences so we can create a better and more inclusive healthcare setting for all LGBTQ+ people. 🏳️🌈
Survey open to all and takes 5⃣ minutes!
https://t.co/YKi3W9Xslu
Our maternity team and midwives have delivered around 9000 babies since March last year! 🚼
Our midwives also run virtual antenatal classes and provide personalised care in comfortable facilities across our sites.
#IDM2022 💙
A review of 23 published studies and trials involving 117,552 pregnant women who had been vaccinated again COVID-19 has found that the vaccines are safe in pregnancy and reduce the risk of stillbirth by 15% https://t.co/bDjZxPNrQD