Cervical Ripening at Home or In-Hospital - prospective cohort study and process evaluation (CHOICE) is an @NIHRresearch-funded study led by @EdinburghUni
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Looking forward to sharing and discussing some @_CHOICEstudy qCHOICE findings on Wednesday evening.
PLEASE SHARE 😍 #MidwiferyHour 25 Jan at 7pm!
EP.3 Cervical Ripening at Home: The Choice Study
Host: @SueMacMidwife
With contributions from:
> @HelenCheyne
> @MairiHarkness
> @cmyuill
Register here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/cervical-…
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Congratulations to @maireadblack on her talk yesterday at #BMFMS2022! You can also learn about more of the study's findings in the poster section (number 188).
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Great to see that some findings from the @_CHOICEstudy qualitative study have been shared below.
@ChristineMC212 @ResearchRachael
Congratulations to @maireadblack on her talk yesterday at #BMFMS2022! You can also learn about more of the study's findings in the poster section (number 188).
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Great to see @_CHOICEstudy findings presented at #BMFMS2022 by @maireadblack - important qualitative data to follow, home IOL safe, useful but not the answer to maternity staffing woes .. @sarahjestock @EdiPregResearch
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Great to meet up with @_CHOICEstudy co-Is today and seeing many legs for the first time after 3yrs of work!
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In our latest newsletter you can read updates on some of our current projects - The MENTUPP project @eu_mentupp @CharPat100, @ProfMMaxwell, Game of Stones project @PatHoddinott and the CHOICE study @_CHOICEstudy @HelenCheyne @MairiHarkness view.officeapps.live.com/op/…
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Introducing Tilly our new Research midwife 😃
Over the past year we’ve successfully recruited to reproductive health & childbirth studies @WyeValleyNHS including #MAP looking at how to provide better care for women’s mental health in pregnancy, @_CHOICEstudy examining the safety
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1/8 Our @P_H_S_Official study, aimed at shaping future maternity care in Scotland, is published today. It reflects on experiences of >2500 women/birthing people and >450 staff in maternity services during the Covid-19 pandemic. publichealthscotland.scot/me… Key findings highlighted..
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We continue to recruit to the @_CHOICEstudy @QEGateshead.
Were you induced after 37 weeks of pregnancy? The CHOICE Study would like to hear about your experience.
Learn more and complete our survey here 👉🏽 bit.ly/3tdQLzX – at Gateshead, England
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Our Induction of Labour Report can be found on our resources page under the heading 'reports'.
Thank you to Princess Banda @Namndhela for working on this report.
Link: womensmaternalwellbeing.com/…
@patchesgayle @DoulaSmith
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Happy International Women's Day 2022. This year’s theme is #BreakTheBias.
NIHR is committed to breaking the bias that exists for women in health and social care. Today we celebrate the powerful contribution made by women in science and research.
#IWD2022
ALT International Women's Day 2022 #BreakTheBias
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Were you induced after 37 weeks of pregnancy? The CHOICE Study would like to hear about your experience.
Learn more and complete our survey here 👉🏽 bit.ly/3tdQLzX
@GatesheadMVP @QEHResearch
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Were you induced after 37 weeks pregnancy? The @_CHOICEstudy would like to hear about your experience. 🤱🏻🤱🏼🤱🏿
Learn more and complete our survey here: stirling.onlinesurveys.ac.uk…
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Elective IOL in Nulliparas: has the ARRIVE trial changed obstetric practices and outcomes? Yup! Rapidly! Cesarean birth/preeclampsia reductions not seen in this cohort after implementation. #SMFM22 bit.ly/34nIccS
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ICYMI Yesterday we published our #BeingInduced report. PIF's survey of more than 2,000 women found many lacked enough information to make an informed decision about induction of labour. Read more here: pifonline.org.uk/news/matern… #WomensHealth #MaternityCare #HealthInformation
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Welcome to the world October babies! Our stats have been updated this month to include some more detail about the types of births, including number of planned caesarean sections and number of inductions of labour.
What do you think? We hope you find it helpful.
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Lia Brigante the @MidwivesRCM Quality & Standards Advisor writes about the new @NICEComms Induction of labour guideline & how RCM influence helped to shape it - read more at bit.ly/3H6cvns
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Do you know your Reproductive Health and Childbirth Research Champion?! @rhcnrc….. look no further 👇 (…a thread 🧵)
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Today @NICEComms has today published their final, updated guideline on the induction of labour.
The guidelines in its draft form prompted widespread concern from the birth world after it recommended that all women and birthing people should be offered induction at 41 weeks.