Psychologist • Clinical Lecturer @UniofAdelaide • Child, family & reproductive health • Views mine • she/her
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Dr Kate Obst retweeted
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New Publication 📢
Benton et al. (2024): Best practice recommendations for the integration of trauma-informed approaches to mental health care within the context of perinatal trauma and loss: A systematic review of current guidance.
doi.org/10.1016/j.midw.2024.…
Dr Kate Obst retweeted
Bereaved parents want to participate in research. As researchers we need to create easy access to participation.
Read our new paper!
Bereaved parents want to leave a legacy for their baby and be involved in stillbirth research #ProjectEngage
@ChristineAoz @VickiFlenady @Daniellep89 et al.
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Dr Kate Obst retweeted
A great start to the #NESBereavement2023 conference debunking the ‘stages of grief’ which is still ubiquitous in society… yet we know there are no ‘stages’ and grief is not a linear process. We know this all too well in our care/ research at @PregnancyLossIE & @marymountcork
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HUGE new paper alert 🚨📜| After 5 years of hard work, research and design I’m happy to announce the results of our RCT evaluating the world-first Men in Mind practitioner training program for engaging men in care has finally been published! psycnet.apa.org/fulltext/202… 🧵 1/5
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📢Out now! The Global Stillbirth Advocacy & Implementation Guide is an action-focused guide to help end preventable stillbirths & improve care for all women & families following #stillbirth.
Access 👉bit.ly/3n35KNQ
#EndStillbirths #GlobalStillbirthGuide #IMNHC2023
Dr Kate Obst retweeted
#dadmatters a very moving talk from Dr @KateObst from Adelaide Australia highlighting partners experience of loss and considering dads/partners and their journey through greif. Lots to think about, Thankyou Dr Obst
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Having an amazing day at the Rainbow Clinic National Learning and Sharing Event in Manchester. Watched a great presentation by @KateObst, who perfectly explained why dads need to be included in perinatal loss support. Looking forward to further engaging conversations
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@fathers_mentalhealth and I have put together survey that we would really appreciate your help with sharing. #dads #birthpartner forms.gle/bzWCjFKKzZXY2zze6 @JJSharpers @gaylerobs @mwstephmair @Suepike @MariaABull @PennieMcGuireHV @MairianneNairn @daljitathwal @WendyTangen
Dr Kate Obst retweeted
Delighted to see this in print as we need to continue the narrative about inclusion of partners as parents during pregnancy and childbirth @thelovelymaeve @LloydPhilpott1 @VirginiaSchmie1 @mgtmurphy123 @sylviamurphyt @joanlalor2907 @HelenMulcahy2 @uccnursmid @UCCMidwifery
Fathers’ perceptions and experiences of support to be a parenting partner during the perinatal period: A scoping review ift.tt/D4KF85v
Dr Kate Obst retweeted
Our latest paper has just been published, exploring the longterm impacts for grandparents of a child’s pregnancy loss. Thanks to all those grandparents that shared their experiences and made this possible. tandfonline.com/eprint/ZESTP…
Dr Kate Obst retweeted
So important, so often dad's are the forgotten ones, not just in pregnancy loss but also death of babies and children. Well done all.
📰 ICYMI - now in issue:
The experiences of #men following #RecurrentMiscarriage in an Irish tertiary hospital: A qualitative analysis onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/… Tommy Harty, Maria Trench, @orlaeye @keelinodonoghue & @danielnuzum #Miscarriage #PregnancyLoss #Fathers
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Dr Kate Obst retweeted
“We need support too” @KateObst sharing the experience of bereaved fathers and the importance of ensuring that they feel supported! @mypsanz #PSANZ2022 👏🏽
Dr Kate Obst retweeted
Stigma and (double) disenfranchisement affects men too. Men's grief after perinatal loss is often delayed, this has implications for when and for how long we need to offer mental health support to men. Thank you @KateObst @mypsanz @GradSchoolUofA @sahmriAU #BetterTogether
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My wife & I started an email account for our baby so we could send updates & give him the password when 18. He was stillborn. I still send emails to him without my wife knowing because it's the only way I can cope when everyone asks if my wife is OK but they never ask me.
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A parental support guide from @StillbirthAUS has been launched.
Guiding Conversations was developed by @FranBoyleOz and Dr Julie Dean and others from @UQ_News and #StillbirthCRE.
Story via St George and Sutherland Shire Leader
tinyurl.com/r93rcvpy
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#Grandfathers’ Experiences of #Grief & #Support Following #PregnancyLoss or #NeonatalDeath of a #Grandchild journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs… @JaneLockton1 Melissa Oxlad & @DrClemmiDue @QHRJournal
Dr Kate Obst retweeted
Super powerful presentation from @joylawn on combating the #FakeNews that's played a big role in hindering progress on #stillbirth action."We can and we must". Here's the actionable facts 👊
#EndStillbirths #ISAISPID2021 #DrivingChange @ISAISPID2021
Dr Kate Obst retweeted
Great work by @KateObst showing some of the factors affecting men's grief after pregnancy and baby loss. Acknowledgement of men's grief from friends, family and others so important. Tailored suport for men is needed.
#ISAISPID2021 #DrivingChange
@ISAISPID2021 @CREStillbirth
Dr Kate Obst retweeted
So important for us to work on strategies to support fathers through pregnancy loss too. @KateObst's poignant words: "not a patient, but not a visitor..." really encompassed what needs to change. @ISAISPID2021
Dr Kate Obst retweeted
What an honor to present just a sub-section of the massive amount of work we've conducted over the past 4 years at @ISAISPID2021 . All down to an amazing team - @VickiFlenady @KateObst @emilysshepherd @CREStillbirth many others!
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