This study is working to predict the chance of a woman/birthing person having an emergency caesarean in their first pregnancy and provide them with choices.
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What a summer! Great work by our medical student colleague Vicky illuminating how we should communicate risk....100 icon arrays seems to be both understood and preferred. So much more to learn but we're off to a great start! Thanks @Options_Study
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Delighted that our caesarean birth core information set paper is in the BJOG’s health equity issue today doi.org/10.1111/1471-0528.18…
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Are you having conversations about birth choices? Our newly released Vaginal Birth Core Information Set can support these discussions. doi.org/10.1111/1471-0528.70… @Options_Study @STORK_Research
Is your partner pregnant, planning a pregnancy or recently had a baby? We need your help to complete a two stage online survey on information about instrumental birth. You can enter a £25 prize draw. redcap.link/InstrumentalBirt…
Are you pregnant, planning a pregnancy or recently had a baby? We need your help to complete a two-stage online survey on information about instrumental birth You can enter a £25 prize draw.
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Are you a nurse, midwife, hospital doctor, GP or community pharmacist? Do you have a role in maternal vaccinations during pregnancy? Do you care for newborns at risk of respiratory infections who are too young to be vaccinated? Please complete the survey: redcap.link/MATProtect
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Before and after birth women say they need similar antenatal information about interventions during birth including induction of labour and instrumental birth.
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