Thank you all in Sierra Leone for delivering this important reserach. Now taking this further in the Pappigio study in Brazil, India, Zambia and Sierra Leone.

The inaugural PrAKI consortium launch unites researchers and clinicians from Brazil, Cameroon, Egypt, Indian, Indonesia, Ireland, Kenya, Sierra Leone, South Africa, Switzerland, Uganda, UK, USA and Zambia, to improve the prediction, prevention, identification and management of PrAKI

Management of impacted fetal head at caesran section − Current practice and future development - European Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology and Reproductive Biology www.ejog.org/article/S030...

The NHS Early notification scheme identified impacted fetal head as a contributory factor in nearly 10 % of maternity claims from 2018 [11]. Management of impacted fetal head at caesarean section − Current practice and future development - EJOG

Visiting USP, UNICAMP, UNESP universities and other sites, in Brazil to launch Papagaio here. (POC angio biomarkers in pre-eclampsia). Everyone so engaged and phenomenal hospitality. ⁦‪@kingsmedicine‬⁩ ⁦‪@NIHRresearch‬⁩ ⁦‪@LucyChappell2‬⁩

innovations.bmj.com/content/earl... The CRADLE device is robust and repair solutions are low cost but require logistical support at local and national levels. The majority can be fixed at the healthcare facility with minimal training if spare parts are available.

In the @bmj.com this month, we read about preterm birth & neonatal mortality in England. Some things easier (and cheaper) to sort. Eg getting people to follow guidelines. Others much harder. All the social determinants of health. Racism, poverty & more. #MedSky #SDOH www.bmj.com/content/387/...

The first handbook for midwives on preterm birth has been published! You can use the discount code EFLY03 to get 20% off your copy: bit.ly/3OTRQYM.

Our local Sierra Leone data collector just got this! Wow.

Congratulations Senesie on your distinction from Oxford Uni. One of our local CRIBS students funded by NIHR. Research on Prem Prep Bundle in Sierra Leone. And well done Megan on supervision! @NIHRresearch @lifecourse_KCL