The FERN study

Thank you, Twins Trust, for the opportunity to speak at your Multiple Birth Study Day on such an important topic—Growth Restriction in Twins. It was a pleasure to share insights and collaborate with colleagues dedicated to improving outcomes for multiple pregnancies. Your work supporting families and advancing research is truly invaluable! 💙👶👶 #TwinsTrust #MultipleBirths #MaternalFetalMedicine #GrowthRestriction

🩺 Help Shape the Future of Women’s Health Research in the UK! 🩺 The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists | RCOG is leading the Women’s Health Research Priorities (WHRP) project, an initiative aimed at identifying the most critical unanswered questions in women’s health. This is your chance to have your voice heard and make a real impact! We want to hear from women, people, and stakeholders across the UK. Your insights will help shape future research to improve healthcare for women and people of all backgrounds. 💡 What topics are we exploring? This project will address a wide range of issues, including: ✅ Gynaecological conditions ✅ Fertility and early pregnancy ✅ Obstetrics and maternity care ✅ Abortion ✅ Sexual and reproductive health ✅ Health during older age 💬 Get involved: 🌟 Take 10 minutes to complete our survey and share your thoughts: bit.ly/3CL327S 🌟 Contact the project team if you’d like to express your interest in contributing further: bit.ly/42QBc4M We are committed to ensuring that women and people from all ethnic and diverse backgrounds are at the heart of this work, creating a future where healthcare is equitable, anti-racist, and inclusive for all. Together, we can drive progress and transform the future of women’s health. 🌍

Pleased to share with you the publication of the @ISUOG guideline on twin pregnancy. I hope that you enjoy reading the article and that you find it useful for your practice and patients. doi.org/10.1002/uog.29166

Coming Tomorrow: Updated @ISUOG Guidelines on Twin Pregnancy Excited to share a preview of the updated ISUOG Practice Guidelines, co-authored by me, offering key recommendations for managing uncomplicated and complex twin pregnancies. 👶 Why this matters: Twin pregnancies are rising but come with higher risks of perinatal mortality, preterm birth, and maternal complications. 💡 What’s included: 🩺 Routine assessment of twin pregnancies. 🌟 Managing TTTS, TAPS, and sFGR. 🔍 Screening for abnormalities. 📊 Using ultrasound and Doppler for risk assessment. 🎥 Videos summarising recommendations will also be available in multiple languages. 💻 Full release tomorrow—stay tuned! #TwinPregnancy #ISUOGGuidelines #Ultrasound #MaternalHealth

Happy Birthday to James and Jude! It is wonderful to see the twins and Samantha doing sooo well. Thank you for participating at the FERN study (NIHR funded multicentre study on fetal growth restriction in monochorionic twin pregnancy). Really pleased that the twins are perfect considering how challenging the pregnancy has been. Pleasure looking after you during pregnancy and proud of the fantastic outcome.

This is the first resource of its kind for the O&G specialty. Clinical research is critical to delivering new treatments and care to patients. It is really exciting to see new resources that will equip expert clinicians with the skills needed to becoming more involved in research

What a fantastic event today at the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists celebrating the International Woman’s Day. Enjoyed chairing the session ‘celebrating the innovation driving women’s health improvement’ #IWD2024 @RCObsGyn

We are delighted to announce the launch of monthly fetal medicine webinars. I look forward to sharing latest evidence and an interesting discussion with the leading experts in fetal medicine.

I am organising an @ISUOG online education course on Fetal Growth Restriction this Sunday 5 November. Over 12 international experts contributing to a comprehensive programme sharing their expertise and the latest evidence and guidance. Register here: tinyurl.com/r7mxhx3x

Great session on ‘Optimal management of multiple pregnancy’ at the World Congress on Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology. Thank you for inviting me to talk on ‘How to assess fetal growth in twins?’.

Great to represent the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists at the National Annual Women’s Conference in Liverpool addressing ‘Closing the Women’s Health Gap’. We need more national efforts to improve the lives of women and save babies lives. @RCObsGyn