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Great to see this published - well done Dr Helen janiszewski 💙 🌟

Booking is now open for our bespoke, interactive advanced communications training. This two-day online course is open to those working in and with maternity and neonatal services. Find out more and book your place for November: events.england.nhs.uk/maternity-adva…

Our first knit ,natter and nurture group at NCU today. Making hats and squares for our maternity units to bond and keep babies warm at birth. Paola Armato-Harris juliehadley20

New study shows heat exposure raises the risk of preterm birth, stillbirth, and other maternal & neonatal complications. Climate change poses a serious threat to health. Read the full study here: zurl.co/vtQxt

Really looking forward to discussing new #IBD #pregnancy maternity care recommendations gastronursingconference.co.uk/ginconference2… Lisa Younge Christian Selinger Jo Cooper RN PhD FAAN💙 Crohn's & Colitis UK WeMidwives 💙💛 MIDIRS GI Nursing Journal

Huge congratulations to Prof siobhan quenby and our Ambassador @myleeneKlass who have both been awarded MBEs in the New Year Honours list! Their groundbreaking research and campaigning continues to drive the change that’s needed to save babies’ lives. #MiscarriageMatters

UK supermarket Tesco is being urged to drop an “unethical” pilot of an in-store infant feeding advice service in which midwives funded by the formula milk firm Danone are expected to wear branded uniforms and undergo training by the company Rebecca Coombes bmj.com/content/388/bm…

Astounding story about @tesco breaking the World Health Organisation’s International Code of Marketing of Breast-Milk Substitutes. with an in-store infant feeding advice service funded by the formula milk firm Danone. 🧵

‘You can’t hand wash your way out of the quad-demic - the viruses are in the air’ Retired infection control nurse Dr Evonne T Curran NursD 💙🇺🇦 tells The i Paper she has never known a situation in hospitals where four viruses are rife at such high levels inews.co.uk/news/health/in…

We're keen to hear from midwives who deliver antenatal booking appointments. Your feedback will inform our work to help improve antenatal care. Share your insights in this 5-minute survey⤵️ Closes Sun 19 Jan: online1.snapsurveys.com/Interview/9fcb…

We’ve published our updated guideline on maternal and child nutrition. It makes recommendations on nutrition and weight management in pregnancy, and nutrition in children up to 5 years. Learn more⬇️ nice.org.uk/guidance/ng247…

Calling all maternity and neonatal professionals! Help us improve the way that routinely collected data on avoidable brain injury around the time of birth are captured and used. Take part in a short survey by 23 February. buff.ly/4jq77i0

‘Game changing’ Deafblind UK research centre to launch at BCU 🦯 The centre, which is the first of its kind, will connect researchers, practitioners, and people living with deafblindness to increase knowledge and raise awareness. It will also equip junior researchers and the

Here’s our Ambassador and Centre Lead for the Centre for Education and Research, Dr Peter Simcock, reflecting on the urgent need for more research into deafblindness. Huge thanks to Peter and the rest of the team at Birmingham City University for their support on this project.   Let us know in the

We're featured on bbc news Birmingham City University BCU Research Worcester Uni News Little Hearts Matter Jo Wray Tristan Ramcharan BWC NHS Trust bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Delighted to see #midwifery #IBD practice recommendations published in MIDIRS - a fantastic collaboration to improve pregnancy care

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The latest MBRRACE stats once again paints a worrying picture for families and an urgent need for the government to take action. Despite a decline in multiple pregnancies in 2023, there was a rise in the number of stillborn multiples. Neonatal deaths are still five times 1/

higher than singleton births. Whilst the majority of multiple pregnancies are safe, we would encourage every family to make themselves familiar with the care pathways for multiple births and talk to their midwives if they have any concerns. Further information can be found 2/

on our website. Twins Trust are calling on the government to ensure every midwife is given the necessary training to manage multiple birth pregnancies. To see our full response, go to: twinstrust.org/resource/mbrra… 3/