Paul Corcoran

[National Perinatal Epidemiology Centre @NPEC_UCC]

Anonymised data were reported by the 19 Irish maternity units on a total of 488 deaths arising from 65,904 births #NPECPM2015

[Cliona Murphy🇺🇦 @climurphy]

Great work by @dickgreene5,@Paulcorcoran10 & @edel_manning. #wearedelivering knowledge of outcomes,& strive to improve those. #npec https://t.co/K6CYYIXzXd

[National Perinatal Epidemiology Centre @NPEC_UCC]

The stillbirth rate was 4.5 per 1,000 births. Major congenital anomaly was the primary cause of death in over 1 in 4 stillbirths #NPECPM2015

[National Perinatal Epidemiology Centre @NPEC_UCC]

The early neonatal death rate was 2.5 per 1,000 births. Major congenital anomaly was the primary cause of death in 59% of deaths #NPECPM2015

[National Perinatal Epidemiology Centre @NPEC_UCC]

Invited commentary 'Early Neonatal Death in Ireland and Congenital Anomalies' from Prof Eleanor Molloy & Dr Bob McDonnell #NPECPM15

[National Perinatal Epidemiology Centre @NPEC_UCC]

In Ireland in 2015, an autopsy was undertaken following 55.3% of stillbirths and 41.5% of early neonatal deaths #NPECPM15

[National Perinatal Epidemiology Centre @NPEC_UCC]

The 5th report using the NPEC perinatal mortality classification will be published online this afternoon #NPECPM2015

[National Perinatal Epidemiology Centre @NPEC_UCC]

The perinatal mortality rate for 2015 was 7.0 deaths per 1,000 births; corrected for congenital anomaly, the rate was 4.3 #NPECPM2015

[National Perinatal Epidemiology Centre @NPEC_UCC]

.There are still some spaces for our study day on Jan 20. Register at https://t.co/pwa5CA2djF #NPEC17 #npecbeyondthenumbers

[KhalidSaeed @khalidbsaeed]

Caesarean section Infection poster at #NPSO2016 @roinnslainte , a step in the journey to zero at #infectionprevention post Caesarean section

[National Perinatal Epidemiology Centre @NPEC_UCC]

Our new article shows peripartum hysterectomy occurs in 1/3000 deliveries yet the irreversible consequences remain https://t.co/9VhKAG9dB2

[National Perinatal Epidemiology Centre @NPEC_UCC]

.Our study day is focusing on major obstetric haemorrhage

Register now at https://t.co/pwa5CzKBV5

#NPEC17 #npecbeyondthenumbers

[Sarah Meaney @sarahmeaney5]

Poster focusing on caring for critically ill women in obstetrics @TCD_SNM maternal morbidities conference #irishmaternitymatters

[National Perinatal Epidemiology Centre @NPEC_UCC]

Best of luck to a number of our staff presenting work at the @TCD_SNM conference minding mothers with morbidities #irishmaternitymatters

[Dr Maeve O'Connell RM RGN ☘️💙 @thelovelymaeve]

Surgical Site Infections affect approx 2,200 women every year in Ireland post C Section #MaternalMorbitiesTCD

[Dr Maeve O'Connell RM RGN ☘️💙 @thelovelymaeve]

Up next, @sarahmeaney5 from @NPEC_UCC #MaternalMorbitiesTCD Using an app to monitor Surgical Site Infections post C-Section

[Dr Maeve O'Connell RM RGN ☘️💙 @thelovelymaeve]

Great discussion after @sarahmeaney5 presentation.Apps are expensive.Need costbenefit analysis before developing &assessing what women want

[National Perinatal Epidemiology Centre @NPEC_UCC]

.Findings from the NPEC SMM Report 2014 #MaternalMorbitiesTCD #irishmaternitymatters #npecbeyondthenumbers