Assesment of the capacity of the Laboratory at Budaka HCIV by The Principal Investigator Dr James Ditai, Incharge of the facility Dr Winnie Mutaki and other Lab staff a head of #HGStudyUg

The Study team Dr James Ditai Dr Otile Jacob, Cynvie and the Incharge Budaka HCIV Dr Winnie Mutaki interracting with a staff at the Antenatal Clinic & going through the Antenatal Register in preparation to the dry run of #HGStudyUg

Our Qualitative Researcher Cynvie Carrying out a dry run of the data collection tool with a midwife at the Antenatal Clinic #HGStudyUg

The Principal Investigator Dr James Ditai, Qualitative Researcher Cynvie interracting with a midwife outside labor suite #HGStudyUg

Calling researchers with an interest in #hyperemesisgravidarum Applications for funding are now open for 2022 via the Bikkja Trust. Please share!
Cathy Nelson-Piercy Rebecca Painter Pregnancy Sickness Support HER Foundation Brian Cleary Margaret O'Hara Melanie Nana Kate Maslin PhD RD @DevonMidwifePhD bikkjatrust.org/grants

Lead author on survey Melanie Nana joins Dr Caitlin Dean on BBC Radio London to discuss the findings, which revealed that around 5% of women suffering with Hyperemesis Gravidarum terminated much-wanted pregnancies due to the turmoil of the condition.

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What an incredible day celebrating Caitlin Dean’s (Dr Dean’s!!) PhD defence Amsterdam style! So proud of you and all the fantastic work prioritising women’s voices in research 💜 #inspiring #hyperemesisgravidarum Cathy Nelson-Piercy Catherine Williamson Rebecca Painter Margaret O'Hara The Sick Film

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And here is the article (open access)! Obstetric Medicine @SAGEeducation Pregnancy Sickness Support Caitlin Dean Catherine Williamson Melanie Nana #HyperemesisGravidarum

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Severe pregnancy illness: 'I won't have another baby' bbc.in/3vt0KBY

Hyperemesis gravidarum requires compassionate care & access to meds

Study by Melanie Nana Catherine Williamson & Caitlin Dean  show that poor perception of care is associated with increased risk of termination of pregnancy or suicidal ideation

Open access:
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We are so sad to share the news of the death of our wonderful friend and colleague Dr Heather Trickey.

Our project wouldn't exist without her.

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New research from us in Midwifery Journal found women feeling “abandoned”, “deeply anxious and traumatised”, and that “the system has completely failed [me]” as a result of the COVID-19 restrictions in maternity care.

Thread of results 👇🏼

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#wrisk BPAS

✨Great news...we are now able to recruit 16-21 week pregnant women into our study. Check out our account for more details of how to be involved ✨ #hyperemesis #pregnancyresearch

If you missed our interview on BBC Devon head over to our Instagram to watch the full interview 📻

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Kate Maslin PhD RD Caitlin Dean Pregnancy Sickness Support

📻 Tune into @bbcradiodevon tomorrow morning at 7.30am (if you’re up that early!!)

🔸Our researchers Caitlin Dean and Kate Maslin PhD RD are doing an interview to explain more about the NOURISH Study and the importance of hyperemesis research

Online Training Event for Healthcare Professionals scheduled for 11/05/21. Click the link to book your ticket
#hyperemesisgravidarum #hg #midwifery #studentmidwives #pregnancy #pregnancy sickness
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Just found out you are pregnant and wondering when you will see the midwife? NOURISH Study-Plymouth University

Pregnancy Sickness Support Kate Maslin PhD RD The Modern Midwife @WRISK_project NCT NCT Plymouth W Devon Trisha Greenhalgh Tommy's PregnancyHub Plymouth Midwifery Society Caitlin Dean

Who is the NOURISH team?
See comments for details of each team member

#Hyperemesis review ⁦Caitlin Dean⁩ ⁦Ken Hodson⁩ ⁦RoyalCollegeObsGyn⁩ ⁦BMFMS⁩ Annual #ObstetricMedicine Course