Retired Consultant Fetal Maternal Medicine Birmingham Women and Children’s Hospital.
England, United Kingdom
Joined January 2017
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Unbelievable that @AbbottNews can withdraw an app leaving many diabetics unable to check their blood sugars using sensors with no communication and unable to access help lines. @MHRAgovuk should be involved
After working for over 20 years with women with ACHD @bwh and @qehbham hoping to raise money for @TheBHF thanks for all the support #L2B 🚴♂️ justgiving.com/fundraising/p…
Thanks to everyone who encouraged and sponsored me. We successfully completed our challenge yesterday @Mr_M_Vause #L2B #BHF
Important for all maternity clinicians to understand these differences and the importance of early FGR v FGR after 32 weeks
Clinical Opinion: The diagnosis and management of suspected fetal growth restriction: an evidence-based approach - Different clinical and biophysical characteristics of early and late suspected FGR ow.ly/nVAE50Icr8M
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An incredible resource for MWs and women at: nice.org.uk/guidance/ng133/r…
@APEC_UK
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Changes in obstetrical practices and pregnancy outcomes following the ARRIVE trial ow.ly/TXlh50J88tc
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21 years old & 12 weeks pregnant. Dissected on the 13th May, finally diagnosed on the 15th & then transferred to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital to have surgery. I went to theatre 5 times. These short sentences alone sum up the pain I feel everyday. @THINK__AORTA @AorticDissectUK
A Thankyou to all @BWH_NHS for the safe delivery of my beautiful granddaughter. Special Thankyou to @PretloveSam and Vicky Mcdonagh for all their care
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Shame we won’t see this splashed across the news headlines 👶🏽Whilst there is always more maternity services can do to improve 💙 a moment to pause & reflect at what has been achieved #SaferMaternity @MatNeoSIP @tonykellyuk @TeamCMidO @matthewcjolly @ShaunLintern
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Maternity Triage at Walsall Manor Hospital will be running differently from 1 Nov in a move aimed at seeing mums-to-be and postnatal women more quickly and ensuring any clinical needs are prioritised.
Read more bit.ly/3CuRtwg
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The sculpture dedicated to Vish Rasiah at the @gratitudeinart in Birmingham. Many thanks to @adilray for reading the tribute. It means so much to us @nicuBWC @BWH_NHS thisisgratitude.co.uk/story/…
After 22 years as a consultant @BWH_NHS a journey that started @StGeorgesUni in 1980 comes to an end today. TY to all who trained me, everyone I’ve worked with and mostly TY to the women who trusted me to look after them during their pregnancies and made my career so fulfilling🙏
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Diagnostic accuracy of fetal choroid plexus length to head biometry ratio at 11 to 13 weeks for open spina bifida- ow.ly/p8eJ50DWPQv
Great to meet @johns16_nina tonight. Brilliant obstetrician @RWT_NHS are lucky. We miss her
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Delayed versus immediate pushing in the second stage of labor in women with neuraxial analgesia: a systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials- ow.ly/Lx0j50AOEHx
Important to remember that even treatments assumed to be safe can carry risks
Aspirin use during pregnancy and the risk of bleeding complications: A Swedish population-based cohort study. ow.ly/4Dhi50ABOxE
Good to see this work being published. Well led @jamesjwalker52 and Sandy Lewis
Our latest national learning report, out today, picks up on one of the themes to emerge from the initial investigations carried out as part of our maternity investigation programme. Download from our website >> hsib.org.uk/investigations-c… #maternitysafety #groupBStrep #StrepB2020
ALT National learning report: severe brain injury, early neonatal death and intrapartum stillbirth associated with group B streptococcus infection.
Really enjoyed working with @traceybudding @BWH_NHS enjoy your retirement always a champion for babies and nurses
Happy Retirement Tracey Budding. Thank you for all your hard work in the NHS and the neonatal unit. You will be missed #legend
