Now Tilly Pillay discussing OPTIPREM study - looking to identify optimal place of care for infants between 27 and 31 weeks gestation at birth

Protocol paper out. Thank you to full team and excellent PPI. Looking forward to the next stages bmj.altmetric.com/details/653411…

bmjpaedsopen.bmj.com/content/4/1/e0…

Preliminary results around gestation specific mortality for babies born between 27-31 weeks in England (vs unit designation at birth) is to be presented on 5 Oct BAPM bapm.org/events/201-add… All perspectives and comments welcome

Watching yourself present is an interesting experience, but I hope everyone’s enjoyed the talk & I’m looking forward to taking your questions live! #PerinatalEquality BAPM

Wendy BAPM so wonderful to hear our UK LNUs are delivering equitable care vs NICUs for 27-31w babies mortality as we need to support families and keep care as close to home as possible. More to come from OpiPrem.

Calling parents and families in UK, who would like to participate in co producing recommendations atound best place of care for preterm babies born 27-31 weeks. Join us on MS Teams at tinyurl.com/2n9mf8yk or write to [email protected]

Well done Caroline, Natalie, Alexis Natalie Armstrong Dr Alexis Paton Dr Caroline Cupit Elaine Boyle tpillay BAPM RCPCH Karen Luyt💙 Andrew Ewer Neena Modi Liz Draper Lisa Hinton Sarah E Seaton 🏳️‍🌈 bradM, Vic banda, Silke Machold, Oliver rivero-arias, The Neonatal Society

Consultant Neonatologist Professor Tilly Pillay closes this year’s conference with a talk on OPTI-PREM: Assessing best place of care for preterm births at 27-31 weeks gestation in England. #BAPM2023

NNRD-UK is working with the @OfficialNIHR funded Opti-Prem study: Optimising neonatal service provision for preterm babies 27-31wks GA

Dr Venugopalan and the SWB NHS Trust research team are delighted to have joined the Opti-Prem study aimed at improving neo-natal services

Dr Pillay #rwtchildrensresearch The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust 🏥 explaining OPTI-PREM study about preterm babies @CRN_WMid

Patient involvement in OPTI-PREM study The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust 🏥: so fantastic to have patients as part of research @CRN_WMid