Three pillars. One national network. 🇨🇦
CanCOB brings together education, clinical care and research to advance cardio-obstetrics across Canada and reduce maternal cardiovascular morbidity and mortality.
Learn more: https://t.co/5LPpx6xiyM
#CanCOB#CardioObstetrics
Fresh off the press! 📄 Our first CanCOB paper is out in the Canadian Journal of Cardiology, introducing the Network and its work in education, research and clinical care in cardio-obstetrics.
Read it: https://t.co/vsCNxG6gr9
#CanCOB#CardioObstetrics
Very proud to be a part of the brilliant researchers and innovators honoured at the 2026 HHS Research & Innovation Awards of Excellence. Congratulations @vedhaviyas@MathewLeonardi and Nirupama Gangam!
https://t.co/1E3NGe316n
Meet our CanCOB Executive, Dr. Rohan D’Souza! ❤️
Associate Professor at McMaster University and Canada Research Chair in Maternal Health, Dr. D’Souza contributes to advancing maternal health research and cardio-obstetrics. 🫀
#CardioObstetrics#MaternalHealth
It has been over 1 week since our launch, and what a week it has been! Thank you for all of your support for CanOSS. To all the sites involved, thank you for your ongoing commitment! #peripartumhemorrhage
Mireille Cloutier @BORNOntario talks the launch of CanOSS-Ontario's severe peripartum hemorrhage initiative: read and listen here (French) https://t.co/t7p6zRDl3m
New research alert: A @McMasterU study of 1.5M pregnancies found Black people in Canada face a 66% higher risk of severe pregnancy, childbirth and postpartum complications. Published in CMAJ, it highlights critical maternal health inequities. Featuring @GiuliaMuraca1
https://t.co/Hkgi24GVM9
Today on #WorldPPHDay , the Canadian Obstetric Survey System (CanOSS) officially launches its first provincial pilot in Ontario. We are proud to collaborate with Better Outcomes Registry & Network (BORN) Ontario and 24 Ontario birthing facilities to make this a reality!
How do we reimagine support in the first year after pregnancy?
That question is at the heart of Hey Aunty! - a digital platform being developed by @McMasterU graduate student Vedha Viyas Thilagarajan under the supervision of Rohan D’Souza.
Learn more: https://t.co/6ot2Iwm0gw
Dr. Rohan D'Souza (@SingingOB) leads CaNCaM-Preg, which is focused on preventing, monitoring and reducing devastating cardiovascular events during pregnancy.
Funded with $5M, this initiative will contribute to improving maternal healthcare in Canada.
#HeartandStrokeScience
Studies on cardiac disease in #pregnancy have defined outcomes differently, reported selectively, and often missed what matters most to patients. COSCarP identifies 12 core outcomes and 12 checklist items to support consistency and relevance.
Learn more: https://t.co/1bCu8d8Ym5.
The second in a series of core outcome sets for high-risk pregnancy conditions developed through consensus with families with lived experience and healthcare professionals published in @CircOutcomes. Thank you @RizwanaAsh@CandiceSilvers1@IsabelleMalhame
@SingingOB receiving the CPP2025 award for outstanding contributions to the field if cardiac disease and pregnancy from @CandiceSilvers1@uelkayam and Dr Avraham Shotan. In Vienna
Congratulations to Rohan D'Souza, associate professor in the departments of Obstetrics & Gynecology and HEI, on receiving the CPP 2025 Award for Outstanding Contributions to the Field of Pregnancy and Heart Disease. Access the story: https://t.co/YDIxyYtCJ0 @SingingOB
This first article in a seven part series presents an overview of the essential elements of the GRADE approach that has proved useful in systematic reviews, health technology assessment reports, and clinical practice guidelines
https://t.co/rzV7gJl35l
With the world falling apart around us so grateful to spend a few sacred hours with the SERENE team. Amazed and grateful for the groundbreaking work on Maternal Morbidity. Thank you for continuing to lead our Dept and Canada @SingingOB@GiuliaMuraca1
Big news for #EBM! Just out in #BMJ, ROBUST-RCT, pristinely developed, innovative, simple, user-friendly instrument for risk of bias assessment in #RCTs far superior to anything before, will become standard outside of Cochrane and in #Cochrane if they let folks use it.
https://t.co/iEROPshcRW