Research Midwife at the Centre of Research Excellence - Stillbirth @CREStillbirth. Coordinator of the My Baby’s Movement’s (MBM) multicentre clinical trial.
Thank you @VickiFlenady for presenting on the Ending Preventable Stillbirth Scorecard 👏🏽👏🏽
Another reminder that more work needs to be done to reduce stillbirth! #PSANZ2023@CREStillbirth@mypsanz @ISAStillbirth
Wonderful presentation by Emily Callander @mypsanz#PSANZ2023 about the increasing costs associated with maternity care in Australia. A crucial issue for all maternity care providers about how we reshape our health systems to provide high quality but cost effective care.
Caseload midwifery is not associated with increased cost to public hospitals and significantly reduces cost to public funders! 👏🏽👏🏽 Thank you #EmilyCallander#PSANZ2023@mypsanz
Wonderful presentation from @rcroninaucklan1 sharing survey data from NZ women about fetal movements and comparing this to the recommendations in the @mypsanz and @CREStillbirth Clinical Practice Guideline on DFM #PSANZ2023
@CREStillbirth researcher @ChristineAoz sharing data from women and clinicians implementing the Safer Baby Bundle. Women found the information empowering and reassuring and valued being informed. Clinicians found the consistency of messaging and resources helpful #PSANZ2023
@ChristineAoz from @CREStillbirth informing us about ‘Project Engage’: a guide for bereaved parents on how to get involved with stillbirth research. What an incredible resource! #PSANZ2023
Bereaved parents’ voices and involvement can play a vital role in bridging the gap between stillbirth research and practice, and advocating for stillbirth policies that make a difference. Well done @ChristineAoz and team from @CREStillbirth@StillbirthAUS#PSANZ2023
@DeannaStuartBu3 from @CREStillbirth sharing the incredible work that has been achieved developing Sorry Business Babies resources for stillbirth prevention for First Nations women, families and babies #PSANZ2023
Amazing talk from Yvette Rowe and @KildeaSue @mypsanz reminding us of the need for a revolution and to listen to ensure First Nations mums have the same chance of an uncomplicated pregnancy as other Australian mums.
Can we in Australia learn from India & Africa?
Do I hear disbelief?
Here is the evidence: #KangarooMotherCare is safe (no increase in sepsis), beneficial (25% ⬇️mortality) & possible (keep mum-baby dyad together even if baby needs CPAP)
Build a mother-newborn ward 🙏🏽
#PSANZ2023
@chellani_harish on zero separation of mothers and babies from birth
What a privilege to listen and have you here @mypsanz
This needs to happen in ALL countries as standard care
#iKMC@WHO#bestpractice
We must establish practice of ‘zero separation at birth’… keeping mothers and small and sick babies together. Evidence about immediate Kangaroo Mother care from India @chellani_harish#PSANZ2023
Honoured to have @chellani_harish@mypsanz to discuss Zero Separation and the immediate Kangaroo Care 🦘 trial that was the @EBNEO article of the year in 2022
#neoTwitter
Brilliant presentation from Yvette Roe and Sue Kildea. Asking us: Are we listening? Sharing outcomes of their Birthing on Country trial and RISE framework; significantly improved outcomes for Australian First Nations women and their babies. The time to implement is NOW @mypsanz