The NHS is rolling out a new same day blood test to rule out pre-eclampsia, a life-threatening condition for both expectant mothers and their babies.
This means the condition can be ruled out much faster and significantly reduce hospital admissions. https://t.co/TK7VoxhovO
The Re:birth listening project aims to gather service users’ and maternity professionals’ perspectives about the language we use in different types of birth.
Join us on 21 September to hear and share different thoughts. Book here: https://t.co/WwNY1EfvsI
This Group B Strep Awareness Month find out more about #groupBStrep in pregnancy. Watch our video to find out what carrying GBS can mean for your newborn. #GBSAM2021
The MASIC Foundation is hosting a webinar on Thursday 8th July: Understanding the Emotional Consequences of a Birth Trauma Experience
Visit the Eventbrite page now to register for tickets:
https://t.co/AM7ZOW7Geb
and follow @masic_uk for updates
There is a 3-4 x increased risk of myocardial infarction in pregnancy & the postpartum period.
🚩Chest pain requiring opiates in pregnancy is a red flag symptom.🚩
Join @NEMatMedS tomorrow evening to learn more. Email [email protected] to register
I've said it before, but #forceps/#normalbirth scandal in UK will be next:
Focus on redress: #Symphysiotomy, the ‘mass medical experiment’ that butchered young women
https://t.co/rgKB9tUxjC
'some Irish hospitals used symphysiotomies as a way of avoiding the much safer #caesarean'
Thanks so much to the British Journal of Midwifery for inviting us to speak about birth trauma today. Very grateful for the opportunity - and great to hear stories of good practice from midwives. #BJMConference2021
This week’s @RCObsGyn final @EachBabyCounts report for 2020 includes cases investigated by @HSIB_org. The EBC programme criteria has been integral to our maternity investigations and we are grateful to RCOG for the learning from EBC to support safer maternity care.
Tokophobia is an extreme fear of pregnancy and childbirth. It can be a debilitating and lonely experience, made worse by the lack of awareness around it, even from healthcare professionals, says Sarah-Jane Archibald #BMJOpinion
https://t.co/vnu1br04I7
😮 I can spend my money off voucher on many things including alcohol, sugary drinks, unhealthy snacks, but not to buy first stage baby milk 🤷🏻♀️ @catherineroyuk@FeedingAlliance
"She believes that the “healthy baby narrative” – that is, the idea that if you have a healthy baby as a result of even the most traumatic labour, you’re still ahead – and the fact that birth is a common life event diminish women’s experiences of childbirth."
😱😱😱 I can't.
So excited to finally receive my copy of Women's Birthing Bodies and the Law today after lengthy postal issues. Kids are delighted to see my name in a real book! @CamillaPickles @jojohjhj @hartpublishing https://t.co/2tpceDFlFB
Excited to give a talk today on the psychological impact of perinatal loss on parents and the experience of the subsequent pregnancy as part of the Winter Workshop on Perinatal Grief organised by University of Zürich @SSECR_ @CA18211