warwick.ac.uk/fac/sci/med/re… Calling all local GPs, primary care academics and GP trainees to the 2024 RCGP midlands research symposium, please sign up! Primary Care Warwick Midland Faculty RCGP SAPC

Registration is still OPEN for the RCGP Midland Research Symposium!

💡Do you believe in bringing change to healthcare through the power of storytelling? 🔈TEDxNHS is back for 2024 and we are looking for speakers! ➡️Find out more and apply here by 5 April: tedxnhs.com/sponsor-tedxnh…

Young babies with whooping cough are often very unwell and most will be admitted to hospital because of their illness. Getting vaccinated while you're pregnant is highly effective in protecting your baby from developing whooping cough in the first few weeks of their life. (1/4)

Are you, or have you recently been on, a waiting list for a hospital gynaecology service? If so, please take 5 minutes to complete our survey to share your experience. (1/3)

Still time to book your place, come and join us! Primary Care Warwick Midland Faculty RCGP

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Really looking forward to welcoming all delegates, presenters and the wider primary care team to the RCGP Midland Education, Research and Innovation Symposium tomorrow! A fantastic programme awaits! Primary Care Warwick Midland Faculty RCGP Warwick Med School

Lovely to catch up with #GP friends at the @uapcwarwick @rcgpmidlandfaculty #conference University of Warwick today. Always good to inspire each other and update our knowledge. Learning never stops! 👍 #RCGP #lifelongLearning #DrMMW #GPlife #portfolioGP #mentalHealth #SpecialInterest

Celebrating Success at the Midland Education, Research & Innovation Symposium: #MERIS24 🎉🏆 With grateful thanks to Helen McGowan and the Symposium Organising Team Helen Leach Sarah Hillman 💙 Abi Eccles Primary Care Warwick

Fantastic Birmingham double act of Sara Kenyon and Nina Johns updating #BMFMS2024 about maternity triage BMFMS

The GRACE Study was a brilliant project to be a part of. Please share the resource below, to help women with anal incontinence after childbirth injuries.

First paper from our NIHR funded vaccination in pregnancy research is now available to read. Helen Atherton Catherine Grimley Louise Clarke Sarah Hillman 💙 Primary Care Warwick Warwick Med School doi.org/10.1016/j.midw…

GP consultations offer an opportunity to initiate care for anal incontinence post-childbirth injury  This study combines patient & GP perspectives to give insights into how care can be improved doi.org/10.3399/BJGP.2… Abi Eccles Sarah Hillman 💙 Primary Care Warwick The MASIC Foundation Warwick Med School

If you are a GP or know a GP/trainee GP, I would be most grateful if you could take some time to complete this questionnaire and/or share amongst your GP and trainee colleagues Link to Questionnaire: forms.office.com/e/96zQCRKQnT Sarah Hillman 💙 Clare Macdonald Dr Maeve O'Connell RM RGN ☘️💙 Basky Thilaganathan

This research identifies key ways GPs can support women with anal incontinence after childbirth injury doi.org/10.3399/BJGP.2… Watch the 1-min video  Abi Eccles Sarah Hillman 💙 Primary Care Warwick The MASIC Foundation Warwick Med School #PrimaryCare

Fantastic work by the Abi Eccles and the GRACE team

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NEW WOMEN'S HEALTH JOB! 📢 2 year RF post at Warwick Med School Mixed methods study in perineal trauma care Come and join our fantastic team including The MASIC Foundation Royal College of Midwives 💙 UHCW NHS Trust University Hospitals Birmingham with great development opportunities warwick-careers.tal.net/vx/appcentre-e…

Our National Institute for Health and Care Research Women's Health Hubs study is now available online Thanks to all who took part and supported this work, and to my brilliant colleagues Louise J Jackson Dr Jenny Bousfield Kelly Daniel and Lucy Hocking We're continuing work on this important topic in the NIHR Policy Research Unit in Reproductive Health