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Are you a registered nurse in Ontario and does your practice include adult women who have experienced interpersonal violence? Nurse researchers Western University are seeking participants to help understand & make visible how nurses engage in advocacy. See contact information below:

The Juravinski Research Institute-funded SERENE Study is seeking Ontario residents who have experienced severe maternal morbidity to join its Lived Experience Advisory Network. Learn more ➡️ SereneStudy.ca #JuravinskiLegacy

🚩"...scheduled access to ambulatory obstetrical care effectively disappears in the postpartum period, particularly for those at highest risk, which warrants urgent attention"🚩

Re-exploration following caesarean birth in the UK study. 1 re-exploration per 1282 caesarean births. 187 women went back to theatre - 8.6% had a hysterectomy, 26% level needed level 3 ICU, 2.6% cardiac arrest and 1.6% died.Marian Knight MBE UKOSS doi.org/10.1111/anae.1…

Pediatric intensivist Melissa Parker (Melissa Parker) & Canadian collaborators published a JAMA Network Open study on the barriers, solutions & opportunities in continuing critical care trials during the pandemic. #Research #CriticalCare #Trials #Pandemic

Have you experienced severe illness or unexpected hospitalization during or soon after your pregnancy? If you live in Ontario, we would like to speak with you about the possibility of you helping to guide our research. Please visit SereneStudy.ca. #SMM #TraumaticBirth

A project led by Rohan D'Souza (Rohan D'Souza) aimed at reducing heart conditions in pregnancy has been awarded $5 million from Heart & Stroke, along with partners Brain Canada and CIHR. McMaster Obstetrics and Gynaecology HEI ow.ly/qVCF50Ttyee

Thank you CIHR CIHR Institute of Gender & Health Heart & Stroke Brain Canada for seeing the potential of this network and investing in the important area of cardiovascular health in pregnancy Rohan D'Souza McMaster Health Sciences McMaster University McMaster Obstetrics and Gynaecology HEI

We are thrilled to announce that we have secured a $5 million funding from Heart & Stroke , in partnership with Brain Canada and CIHR . Through this research, we are committed to reducing deaths and serious illness from heart conditions during and between pregnancies🫀🫄

Featured Thematic Analysis Article Reflexive Thematic Analysis for Applied Qualitative Health Research nsuworks.nova.edu/tqr/vol26/iss6… #tqr #research #qualitative #qualitativeresearch #thequalreport

Why are an increasing number of pregnant people getting sick or dying from heart disease? Rohan D’Souza (Rohan D'Souza), associate professor McMaster Obstetrics and Gynaecology, spoke with Hamilton Spectator about creating networks to learn from these rare events and prevent them. ow.ly/A9HF50THUVS

In #ImpSci, it's important to know the types of questions that need to be addressed. This list flagging different types of research gaps comes in handy when trying to understand where the literature falls short and why. 📚🔍 Read the full article: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21937195/

Investing in streamlined care for patients experiencing early pregnancy loss in Canada would reduce substantial suffering | CMAJ. This is the source for the NParticle. Great work as always by ⁦Catherine Varner⁩ on an issue that we should excel at! cmaj.ca/content/196/34…

New website provides pregnant women with much-needed info on medications | Folio healthypregnancyhub.ca ualberta.ca/en/folio/2024/…

A new study from the OROS group in JAMA Network Open marks a key step in maternal-fetal #medicine, introducing a standardized core outcome set and reporting checklist for vasa previa research to ensure patient-important outcomes guide care. Learn more: shorturl.at/r0utU.

Sincere thanks to Dr Nasrin Javid, Dr Natasha Hirschhorn-Edwards, Alisha Adams, John Kingdom, T. Yeretsian, R. Ashraf, and the 204 participants from 27 countries who made this research possible. Our findings are now published in JAMA Network Open. Read the full paper here: shorturl.at/lEK9g.