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We have established national and international multidisciplinary collaborations, with world-renowned experts in stillbirth prevention and care...
The Centre of Research Excellence in Stillbirth (The Stillbirth CRE) is a national collaboration addressing the neglected tragedy of stillbirth. Through a priority driven program, the Stillbirth CRE aims to reduce the rate of stillbirth and improve care for parents and families whose baby is stillborn.
My Baby's Movements clinical trial kicks off in Brisbane
Mater Mothers' Hospital has now started the My Baby's Movements (MBM) clinical trial to reduce stillbirth. We are excited to launch this multi-centre trial at our coordinating site!
NEW: British Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Stillbirth Issue
BJOG’s themed issue on Stillbirth includes research papers and commentaries on preventing stillbirth, improving care for bereaved parents, and supporting women in pregnancies after stillbirth. Plain language summaries are included.
Resources
The Stillbirth CRE is developing a suite of materials to be included in a bundle of care aimed at preventing stillbirth and reducing adverse pregnancy outcomes.
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.
The Stillbirth CRE is the coordinating centre for PSANZ SANDA
The Perinatal Society of Australia and New Zealand Stillbirth and Neonatal Death Alliance (PSANZ SANDA) played a major role in the development of the Stillbirth CRE. We continue to work together seamlessly to improve outcome for future families.
The Lancet Stillbirths series
It has been two years since publication of The Lancet series on Ending Preventable Stillbirths, and what an impact it has made! We are delighted to have contributed to this important global work.
New e-Learning guide
Our new e-Learning guide for clinical staff provides education on the latest guidelines for the management of Decreased Fetal Movements.
