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National Perinatal Epidemiology Centre @NPEC_UCC

about 9 years ago

Findings from @mbrrace & @EachBabyCounts echo the importance of a standardised review process as recommended in our report #NPECPM15

NPEC_UCC's tweet photo. Findings from @mbrrace & @EachBabyCounts echo the importance of a standardised review process as recommended in our report #NPECPM15 https://t.co/EThQF65kAT

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National Perinatal Epidemiology Centre @NPEC_UCC

over 9 years ago

.Findings from the NPEC Perinatal Mortality Report 2015. The full report can be accessed here https://t.co/HJXVVqXaBm #NPECPM15

NPEC_UCC's tweet photo. .Findings from the NPEC Perinatal Mortality Report 2015. The full report can be accessed here https://t.co/HJXVVqXaBm #NPECPM15 https://t.co/Mm3W4fP5xq

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National Perinatal Epidemiology Centre @NPEC_UCC

over 9 years ago

Based on the findings of the 2015 report, the NPEC Perinatal Mortality Advisory Group makes the following recommendations #NPECPM15

NPEC_UCC's tweet photo. Based on the findings of the 2015 report, the NPEC Perinatal Mortality Advisory Group makes the following recommendations #NPECPM15 https://t.co/RQ3OtISYAc

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National Perinatal Epidemiology Centre @NPEC_UCC

over 9 years ago

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

NPEC_UCC's tweet photo. In Ireland in 2015, an autopsy was undertaken following 55.3% of stillbirths and 41.5% of early neonatal deaths #NPECPM15 https://t.co/uPksUOheBv

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National Perinatal Epidemiology Centre @NPEC_UCC

over 9 years ago

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

NPEC_UCC's tweet photo. Invited commentary 'Early Neonatal Death in Ireland and Congenital Anomalies' from Prof Eleanor Molloy & Dr Bob McDonnell #NPECPM15 https://t.co/Vf5SyElYiH

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