Please consider applying to this fantastic #research #funding #opportunity. I was part of the team to get this set up last year & helped review a wonderful range of really interesting applications. More than anticipated got funded. Check it out👇 🔗nihr.ac.uk/documents/deve… #PGfAR

Collaborative care to support parents with disabilities 2nd annual conference, hosted online by disAbility Maternity Care on 31st Aug & 1st Sept with @MusicElizaHull as keynote speaker ➡️ disabilitymaternitycare.com/2023-collabora…

Ing Lee & colleagues publish the development of a core outcome set for studies of pregnant women with multi-morbidity #CardioObstetrics 👇🏾

Women’s Reproductive Health Survey (England): Department of Health & Social Care seeks women’s views on reproductive health to shape policy gov.uk/government/new… Survey link online1.snapsurveys.com/interview/3e9e…

Scottish data study on preterm birth in pregnancies affected by 2 or more long-term health conditions led by St. Andrews University in collaboration with Aberdeen Centre for Women’s Health Research, Queen's University Belfast 🎓 Uni of Birmingham @nelson_piercy Kelly-Ann Eastwood Ing Lee

One week left to register to join us online on the 16th!

Could data be the solution for this complex problem? Lack of drug safety signals during pregnancy? #mumpredict bmjopen.bmj.com/content/13/10/…

Another umbrella review #mumpredict establishing adverse pregnancy outcomes in women with SLE, T1DM and other autoimmune diseases. Study let by Megha. Nirantharakumar Francesca Crowe Ing Lee Kelvin Okoth Kelly-Ann Eastwood bmcmedicine.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

Umbrella review by Megha Singh et al. finds that pregnant women with autoimmune conditions are at a greater risk of developing adverse pregnancy outcomes. Nirantharakumar Steven Wambua, PhD Ing Lee Megha Read it here: bmcmedicine.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

Do come along to our MAPS Research Group Summer Engagement Event King's College London on 8th July. Sign up below ⬇️ eventbrite.com/e/maps-researc…

📢Our first paper from the MuM-PreDiCT qualitative work has been published. ⭐️Women with #MLTC experience a substantial burden of responsibility during #pregnancy ⭐️ Findings informed the content of co-production workshops. Stay tuned for the results! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/he…

Join #Mumpredict dissemination event 📣updates on research findings 🤰#MultipleLongTermConditions in #pregnancy 🖥️online event 🗓️26 Feb 2025 🕙1000am to 1530pm (GMT) 👉register eventbrite.com/e/mum-predict-…

⏰Join us 📆 26th February 2025📆 Explore ways to improve #care for #Pregnant #Women with 2 or more #LongTerm #Health #Conditions & learn about #MuMPreDiCT #Research findings! 🔗eventbrite.com/e/mum-predict-… #MLTCs Megha @Stroppybrunette Ing Lee Stephanie Hanley, PhD Nirantharakumar

📢 LIVE from #MuMPreDiCT - Stephanie Hanley, PhD & Natalie on the lived experience perspective of #pregnant women with 2+ long-term health conditions and their partners & health professionals. ✅ Steph: “The research highlights how fragmented maternity care impacts women with multiple

📢#MuMPreDiCT Event –💡#Patient & #Public #Involvement (#PPI) was not an afterthought - it was on the agenda from day one, shaping every aspect of the #Research for #pregnant women with 2+ long-term health conditions including... 3⃣ Three-tiered approach ✅ 2 experienced service

#MuMPreDiCT Event - #Medication in #Pregnancy ▶️"When we have long-term health conditions, very often we are taking #medication, and that medication is crucial to our #health." ▶️"The reality is, when we ask our doctors, midwives, and health professionals [about medication