Our #birthtraumainquiry report last year recommended universal postnatal screening for trauma symptoms, so it's good to see the introduction of a short version of @DrSusanAyers's City birth trauma scale that can be used by midwives and health visitors. https://t.co/XNjiCOucL2
‘What are midwifery academics’ perceptions of dual clinical and educational roles?’ Read my narrative literature review in https://t.co/PxRAITkUe2 - part 2 of my primary research to come in early 2025 #loveMIDIRS#midwifery research @MIDIRS
⚡️Late-breaking research announcement!
Kathryn Filipczuk, Mpharm, will speak at #ICHG2024 about #prednisolone weaning for hyperemesis gravidarum (HG) treatment Register to attend: https://t.co/UdDeJXdqHJ
#MedTwitter#Pharmaceuticals
Such a sobering slide from @DrSusanAyers recently. Yet still we don’t full understand the impact of #ptsd after birth, the long term consequences or acknowledge that it often can be prevented. #birthtrauma#PTSDAwarenessDay
The POOL cohort study of UK NHS waterbirths is published. Large scale evidence that rates of OASI and serious neonatal morbidity are no higher among waterbirths after water immersion analgesia. Thank you to all participants, the 26 UK sites, and study team https://t.co/pEUsPnjQUJ
Register now to join the free MBRRACE-UK online courses starting 3rd June 2024! Courses cover the content from the 2023 reports.
https://t.co/NHZMhyz8Ql
Join us today for International Hyperemesis Gravidarum Awareness Day! 🎉This year's theme is #HopeforHG check out our video to find out how to get involved in the day's events! #Hyperemesis#IGHAD
We encourage #nurses and #midwives to apply for our DCAF Programme. The DCAF funds registered health and care professionals to undertake a PhD by research and, concurrently, to undertake further professional development and practice.
Find out more: https://t.co/ntmWE96LLz
Please can anyone direct me to the recent evidence around continuity of carer in midwifery.. I’m sure I read something recently and now can’t find it! Thanks
Prevalence of postnatal PTS was significantly higher during the pandemic compared to before the pandemic. The increase in postnatal PTS during the pandemic was attributable to a rise in PTS due to birth trauma.
https://t.co/eVN9r3uc0X