The 2022 edition of #TheWholeNineMonths mag is out now! Packed with important information every pregnant woman needs to know to ensure the best possible outcomes from their pregnancy. If you are pregnant, or considering a pregnancy, this read is for you tinyurl.com/24apjxf5

Our ‘Faces of SAHMRI’, researchers Dr Zeyad Nassar, Eugene Warrior, Dr Tim Sargeant and Dr Karen Best addressed the group to give some insight into their current research and why they do the incredible work they do! ✨ #SAHMRIBRIGHT #BRIGHTWalk2022

Always great to spread the word about our research. Looking forward to the 21km walk, at night, in the middle of winter 🥶 to raise funds to continue our work. #SAHMRIBRIGHT #BRIGHTwalk2022 #clinicaltrials #fundraiser

Research led by Nurses & Midwives has the potential to address current issues in clinical care in Australia and New Zealand: sciencedirect.com/science/articl… @DrRichardGray Prof Claire Rickard Caroline Homer @S2Keogh GregSharplin Patsy Yates UniSA Research

Our National PoppiE Trial aims to find the optimal amount of iodine needed in pregnancy - inviting women (in Australia) less than 13 weeks of pregnancy - please share if you know someone. #clinicaltrials #pregnancy

SAHMRI Senior Research Fellow Dr Karen Best is leading a national NHMRC #MRFF funded #clinicaltrial for women less than 13 weeks pregnant The PoppiE Study aims to determine the optimal amount of iodine needed during pregnancy for baby’s development ➡️ bit.ly/ThePoppiEStudy

The Nip allergies in the Bub website has a brand new infant feeding resources webpage. Learn more: ow.ly/gMq650Js9p2 #NipBub #NipAllergiesInTheBub #InfantFeeding #AllergyFood #ReduceRisk #NationalAllergyStrategy

I’m walking 21km at night this July to help SAHMRI's bright and brilliant researchers create a brighter future for the people we love. Please support me! my.sahmribright.org.au/karen-best #brightwalk via Raisely

Can you help us? Our team of SAHMRI Women and Kids researchers are looking for expecting parents to complete this short online survey! By providing your input, you can help us advance our understanding of current health promotion practices here in SA. sahmri.au/Pregnancy_Surv…

Do trialists and patients and health professionals choose the same trial primary outcomes? For breast cancer and nephrology it's No. What's more, it's no most of the time. A new Trial Forge study out today trialsjournal.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

Why do so many pregnant women in South Australia have an iron infusion? Researcher @Annette66849481 is investigating why it's seen as the "go-to" solution despite supplements being an effective way to address iron deficiency. blogs.flinders.edu.au/caring-futures… Megan Cooper

Thank you JBI & Lucylynn Lizarondo such an clearly delivered, informative webinar on facilitation & implementation. Great advice for anyone embarking on an implementation project ... or even planning an RCT, why not plan ahead🤷‍♀️ #implementation #evidence #ResearchWithImpact

Trial Forge Guidance 3 just out: practical support on recruiting and retaining ethnic minority individuals to randomised trials trialsjournal.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

Proud to be a nurse involved in research today…𝖆𝖑𝖊𝖝 just released the first ever prof standards for Clinical Research Nurses 🙌, amazing to be part of the national group advocating for this & writing these standards! Time to build the faculty now & with Samantha Bates hear us roar!

Big news in academic publishing!

Lockdown impacts on perinatal outcome. Fantastic study led by Lisa Hui but only possible with the participation & collaborative spirit of all maternity hospitals in Melb, Aus. ‘If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together’. Congrats to all- great work.

Massive status bias in peer review. 534 reviewers randomized to review the same paper revealing the low status, high status, or neither author. 65% reject low status, 23% reject high status. Amazing work by Juergen Huber and colleagues. #prc9

Finally, a plea … can we stop using the phrase “negative” trial. It is a disservice to all the people who spent years designing and conducting the trials and more importantly to the participants who gave of themselves and their time to participate. 5/5

I love this … it’s the simple things that often make such an impact on efficiency. Thanks for the post Tessa Davis 👍

So pleased to be at tonight’s #SAScienceAwards celebrating all the amazing South Australian scientists, innovators, and educators