Ellie Clark (Watson) retweeted
Interested in developing skills in Women's Health / Obs & Gynae clinical trials? Online MSc in Statistics for Clinical trials to develop knowledge & know-how of statistics in clinical trials taught by an excellent team @UCL @ICTM_UCL led by @HakDehbi
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I’ve been delivering babies for 50 years. What exactly is a ‘normal birth’? theguardian.com/australia-ne…
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We are celebrating @naomihcarlisle Midwife,
@NIHRresearch Clinical Doctoral Research Fellow and Innovation Grant winner @theQUiPPapp for #InternationalMidwivesDay. @EllieClark2010 @lifecourse_KCL.
Read about the app, toolkit and updates
bit.ly/3sR3M0p
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Women who present in threatened preterm labour are not fully involved in shared decision-making and have limited understanding about the predictive tests used in their care. eur03.safelinks.protection.o…
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On the advice of the DMC, recruitment to the convalescent plasma arm of the RECOVERY trial has now closed:
Preliminary analysis: No convincing evidence of worthwhile mortality benefit either overall or in any pre-specified subgroup.
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Transferring right women so important- please share as need much more research in this perinatal poor relation
f1000research.com/articles/9…. A “nice” summary of the evidence around in utero transfers. I really think NICE need to reconsider their persisitent recommendation to transfer everyone under 30 weeks gestation. Impractical, probably harmful and simply isn’t practiced. @EllieClark2010
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the government once again shafts trainees in pay rises! you’d have thought they’d have learned after the #juniordoctor fiasco under @Jeremy_Hunt — we did the bulk of the work with consultants under #COVID19 redeployment — hope @RishiSunak addresses.
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nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NE… Congratulations to our team @ColumbiaWomens for publishing this letter out about our cohort! 13.5% of #pregnant women with universal screening were positive, and 29 of 33 (87.9%) positive women had no symptoms on admission! Spread the word #MedTwitter
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Junior doctors are the back bone of the NHS. “Junior” is a serious misnomer. Our juniors have been phenomenal showing exceptional character and resilience as we take the strain in this crisis. I for one am grateful.
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The advice to behave as if you’ve already got the virus, it’s not harming you but you need to stop it harming others, comes from this interview with a professor of infectious disease modelling. It sounds very wiseI’m now signing off from Twitter to have my 5 portions of fun a day
This 18 seconds is probably the best single piece of advice I’ve heard about the #coronavirus
Smartphone app accurately predicts if pregnant women are at risk of giving birth prematurely | Daily Mail Online dailymail.co.uk/health/artic…
Thanks to Liz Bonney from Leeds for highlighting use of fIbronectin and QUIPP in getting right women lifesaving preterm treatments @OBSevidence @theQUiPPapp #preterm
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Storms Podul & Kajiki hit Lao PDR back-to-back in Aug & Sep causing severe floods in 6 provinces. @IFRC_DREF released to support @LaoRedCross to assist 2,500 families through safe water provision, sanitation & hygiene promotion bit.ly/2njbPaj. #RedCross still working!
CotFinder virtues extolled by labour ward midwife at #ptbconference2019 for identifying cots for prem babies, following successful south London roll out- new regions please contact us via app or website ! cotfinder.com/
Thanks Manju- #ptbconference2019 great to see QUIDS supporting use of fibronectin and models like QUiPP- accurate and needed by women and clinicians alike - UK PTB leaders on same page
@EQUIPTTstudy great posters from the EQUIPTT study. So proud! @EllieClark2010 @naomihcarlisle @OBSevidence
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Creating a toolkit for effective implementation of the QUiPP app healthinnovationnetwork.com/… Congrats team on another award.
Thanks to #tommys for great video explaining the #QUIPP cause to the uninitiated @EQUIPTTstudy @OBSevidence youtu.be/V40vMoKbToQ
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"The information leaflets handed to me throughout my pregnancy led me to believe I had some agency in my own 'birth experience,' such as choice of pain relief or mode of delivery. I did not." @Downey1L on the gap between promise and reality in childbirth ow.ly/VcON50vacAm