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We have established national and international multidisciplinary collaborations, with world-renowned experts in stillbirth prevention and care...
The Safer Baby Bundle evidence-based eLearning module provides a suite of educational resources based on the latest clinical best practice in stillbirth prevention.
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Federal Funding Announced for Stillbirth Education and Awareness Campaign
The Federal Government is investing $3 million to improve community education and awareness about stillbirth. The Stillbirth CRE will deliver a range of education and awareness activities as well as strategies to target women with the highest rate of stillbirth in Australia.
ISA-ISPID 2020 conference
Join us in Brisbane for the 2020 joint international conference of the International Stillbirth Alliance (ISA) and the International Society for the study and prevention of Perinatal and Infant Death (ISPID), proudly supported by the Stillbirth CRE and Red Nose.
Stillbirth Senate Inquiry: a National Action Plan to address stillbirth
The Australian government will develop a National Action Plan to reduce stillbirth by 20% over the next three years.
Our Goal
To reduce the number of stillbirths that occur after 28 weeks’ gestation, and to improve the quality of care received by families whose baby is stillborn.
Save the Date!
We are excited to announce the date of the 2020 Annual National Stillbirth Forum, which will be held on the 9th and 10th July, 2020 in Melbourne.
The event will showcase current research, and a whole day will be devoted to discussing the rollout of the Safer Baby Bundle across the country.
A full program and registrations for the event will be available in early 2020.
Resources Update
Safer Care Victoria has just released the Consultative Council on Obstetric and Paediatric Morbidity and Mortality (CCOPMM): Mothers, babies and children 2018 report.
2020 Migrant Women's Sexual and Reproductive Health Conference
The Multicultural Centre for Women's Health invites researchers, general, clinical and community practitioners, policy makers and advocates to attend a two-day national conference on migrant and refugee women's health and wellbeing.
