
Birthtrauma.org.au
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The Australasian Birth Trauma Association (ABTA) provides support, education and resources for families and health professionals. #saferbirthsbetterhealing
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http://www.birthtrauma.org.au 08-07-2017 04:42:29
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Hear our CEO, Amy Dawes, discuss the consumer perspective in RANZCOG - O&G's latest webinar on all things VBAC. A nuanced, respectful discussion of risk v benefit, informed consent and patient-centred care.

"Birth injuries must take up space in the national dialogue. We need to lift the shroud of shame and stigma and reveal the hidden burden... [that has been] ignored for too long." Thanks to Dr Kara Thompson for this powerful introduction to Birth Trauma Awareness Week 2022.

Our Birth Injuries Report is now LIVE. This is a collaboration with our colleagues in the UK BirthTrauma and Make Birth Better birthtrauma.org.au/abta-led-reseaâŚ



Ms Amy Dawes â awarded the MEDAL (OAM) OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIA IN THE GENERAL DIVISION for service to womenâs health, particularly to birth-related trauma. Birthtrauma.org.au



Do you work in health providing #pregnancy & #postnatal care? Help improve clinical guidelines by sharing your feedback in Living Evidence's survey: livingevidence.org.au/pregnancy-guid⌠Cochrane Australia


Low risk pregnancy. "Sasha Leuty told an inquest into her son's death: "It was never suggested anything serious could happen."" Kielland forceps were subsequently withdrawn from use at the Trust. RoyalCollegeObsGyn Has a wider review of Kielland forceps use been carried out please?

Do you provide #pregnancy &/ #postnatal care? Do current guidelines (or lack thereof) frustrate you? Hereâs your opportunity to share your priorities & frustrations so we can do betterđđ˝ RANZCOG - O&G RACGP ABA PSANZ SOMANZ Birthtrauma.org.au
Needed: your patient stories! To support #WorldPatientSafetyDay2023, World Health Organization (WHO) is calling for patient stories about avoidable harms, near misses, or best practices in the delivery of safe health care. Selected stories will be featured in the WPSD 2023 campaign and on the WHO Patient




It would be excellent if we could see this addressed the same way in Australia. Ged Kearney RANZCOG - O&G
