Does counting each baby save babies?
Why has the Each Baby Counts program not made a difference?
Why it’s not ok to say “I don’t do vaginal breech birth”
Commit to having the most comprehensive skill set you can, to provide the best care you can, or get out of the birth room.
Who do you want to be?
Be the person you want to be proud of in the future. #InstitutionalEthnography #DorothyESmith @bellhooks
Essential books for research candidates
Two books every research candidate should have on their shelf.
CoVid19 and the CTG
Making blanket recommendations to use CTG monitoring for women who test positive for CoVid19 is not good science.
Power and the Cardiotocograph
I’ve just uploaded the final version of my PhD thesis. I thought I would share the opening of it with you.
If fetal movement monitoring on its own doesn’t work, will adding a blood test to it improve outcomes?
It is heartening to see that care is being taken to ensure that rigorous research is being done before introducing a new test into practice.
Let’s just pop you on a trace. A reflection on language.
Is it OK to manipulate the information we share with birthing women about fetal monitoring so they do what we want?
The invention of the CTG machine: the history of fetal heart rate monitoring
Faith in technology, commercial interests, and liberalisation of tort law had more to do with the introduction of CTG monitoring than research evidence did.
