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Prof John Newnham on the history and progress of the @PretermAlliance
Opening plenary #PSANZ2025
Australian Preterm Birth Prevention Alliance retweeted
The Committee has been reappointed by @UKHouseofLords. We’ll now resume our inquiry into preterm birth. Look out for updates on our work over the summer!
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Humbling to read of Natasha Frost’s powerful story or preterm birth, pregnancy loss and ultimately a healthy baby as part of World Prematurity Day. Read her story in the West Australian here: tinyurl.com/3j9tktn2
#everyweekcounts #pretermbirth #WIRF #WIRFWA #neonatalnovember
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Good morning from the MCG! We’re here with @MaryAnneThomas and 200 representatives from 50 of Australia’s maternity hospitals, working together to reduce the risk of preterm birth 💕#EveryWeekCounts @TheIHI @WomensHealthAU @WIRFWA
Australian Preterm Birth Prevention Alliance retweeted
Great to join you all and congrats on the progress already being made to achieve a 20% reduction in preterm birth by 2024 - that would mean 5000 more babies carried to full term with all the health benefits that delivers. #everyweekcounts – at Melbourne, Victoria
Good morning from the MCG! We’re here with @MaryAnneThomas and 200 representatives from 50 of Australia’s maternity hospitals, working together to reduce the risk of preterm birth 💕#EveryWeekCounts @TheIHI @WomensHealthAU @WIRFWA
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Are you passionate about improving antenatal care in Australia? We need your help!
@CREStillbirth is conducting a 10min NATIONAL SURVEY of women who've given birth in Australia in the last 6months.
Share this link through your networks 👉survey.app.uq.edu.au/nationa…
#antenatalcare
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Improvement science in action as clinicians, consumers, researchers & health care leaders run rapid tests of change in a Mr Potato head simulation. Let the games begin! #joyinwork @WomansHealthAU @TheIHI @PretermAlliance @SaferCareVic
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Registration to #PSANZ2023 is now open - I have just registered! Who will join me in Melbourne 5-8 March 2023?
web.cvent.com/event/281ccc02…
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Only 6 weeks to go! Get your ticket and come and join us in Cairns! midwives.org.au/EventDetail?…
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We wrapped up an amazing #PSANZ2022 yesterday. Thank you to the 500+ delegates, speakers, sponsors and organizers. Thank you to our amazing local organizing committee and congrats to the winners of all the prizes! Next year #PSANZ2023 is in Melbourne - 5-8 March! (Caroline, Pres)
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In his weekly video, @RANZCOG_Pres Dr Vijay Roach talks about anxiety and depression in pregnancy during #COVID19 Watch: vimeo.com/413005258 @WIRFWA @PretermAlliance #auspol
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Excited to be in Adelaide @PretermAlliance partnership meeting. @SaferCareVic delighted to partner with other states and territories to reduce the burden of preterm birth.
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Fabulous research from @thewomens 🙌 & another consideration for the #TheWholeNineMonths
@mypsanz @PretermAlliance ⭐️
NEWS: A new study led by the Women's shows adults born pre-term are at higher risk of high blood pressure in adulthood.
#VICS #ResearchAtTheWomens
bit.ly/hypertensionRWH
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Pregnant women who struggle to quit smoking should know that there are a range of aids that can help them quit, including pharmacotherapies. Important to quit for reducing risk of #pretermbirth and #stillbirth. @PretermAlliance @CREStillbirth
Important new evidence on the safe use of smoking cessation pharmacotherapies in pregnancy from @cbdrh1. Another tool for clinicians to be aware of to help women quit in pregnancy to reduce #Pretermbirth and #Stillbirth bmcmedicine.biomedcentral.co…
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This is great recognition of the benefit of midwifery continuity of carer! More women must have access to this model of care. @MidwivesACM
Midwifery CoC! The Alliance has recommended continuity of care from a known midwife during pregnancy as a key strategy to prevent preterm birth in Australia. Read the Statement in full here: tinyurl.com/yxjapt33 #pretermbirth #ptballiance #CoC #midwives @MidwivesACM
































