Our People
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.
2019 ISA Conference - Madrid, Spain
We are proud to partner with Umamanita for the 2019 International Stillbirth Alliance conference. Please join us in Spain for this important meeting!
Bundle of Care
The Stillbirth CRE is leading the development of a bundle of care to address evidence-practice gaps in stillbirth prevention for implementation across maternity services. This work is being done in partnership with health departments of NSW, VIC, and QLD and key stillbirth advocacy organisations, Stillbirth Foundation Australia and Still Aware.
Fetal Growth Restriction workshops
Our FGR program provides educations for clinicians to improve antenatal detection and management of fetal growth restriction. This education program has been developed by a multidisciplinary team of clinical experts, and is the collaborative work of the Stillbirth CRE, PSANZ-SANDA and Mater Education.
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.
Movements Matter awareness campaign
If your baby's movement pattern changes during pregnancy, it may be a sign they are unwell. We're spreading the word to pregnant women and their care providers that #MovementsMatter. Follow @MovesMatter and visit the campaign website to learn more.
Stillbirth Senate Inquiry
The Stillbirth CRE submitted jointly with PSANZ, WHA, ACM, Sands, Still Aware, & ISA the Senate Select Committee on Stillbirth Research and Education. Download our submission directly here. You can also view (all) submissions and transcripts from the public hearings at the Inquiry webpage.
Stillbirth Facts
Stillbirth, the birth of a baby without signs of life after 20 weeks’ gestation, is a poorly understood loss for families and a serious public health problem.
