WRISK

@WRISK_project

A collaboration between and aiming to improve the way that risks associated with pregnancy are communicated, funded by

United Kingdom
wrisk.org
Menyertai November 2018
218 Foto atau video 218 Foto dan video Foto dan video

Tweet

Anda telah menyekat @WRISK_project

Adakah anda pasti anda mahu melihat Tweet ini? Melihat Tweet tidak akan menyekat @WRISK_project

  1. Tweet Dipinkan
    18 Mei

    🧵A new publication from the @WRISKProject published in sought to lift the lid on all those pregnancy-related headlines we are bombarded with! ➡️

    2 balasan2 balasan 30 tweet semula30 tweet semula 33 suka
    Tunjukkan thread ini
    Tunjukkan thread ini
    Buat asal
  2. Mengetweet Semula
    23 Jun

    “Hanging in the balance is the fate of any woman who goes to the doctor and does not inform them that she's expecting”.

    2 balasan2 balasan 4 tweet semula4 tweet semula 9 suka
    Buat asal
  3. 23 Jun

    What a brilliant resource! May we also recommend our recent paper on reporting of pregnancy-related risk in the media?

    Now we are seeing a return to non-Covid health stories, it’s time for press officers, journalists and anyone else to use RealRisk! (with links to our videos)
    2 tweet semula2 tweet semula 2 suka
    Buat asal
  4. Mengetweet Semula
    23 Jun

    Hive mind 🧠 : Do you have any examples of a paper in maternity care/SRH that has a good section on reflexivity/positionality of the researchers? Thankyou! 😚

    4 balasan4 balasan 3 tweet semula3 tweet semula 4 suka
    Buat asal
  5. 22 Jun

    Have you made use of our website yet? 💻 You can access our whole back-catalogue of blogs, keep up to date with all our research outputs, and meet the team!

    2 tweet semula2 tweet semula 5 suka
    Buat asal
  6. Mengetweet Semula
    18 Jun

    Letter to today: we must recognise and tackle the systemic biases that affect women simply because they are, or may become, pregnant. Always think about the benefits of treatment and change the default to inclusion in research not exclusion

    13 balasan13 balasan 155 tweet semula155 tweet semula 398 suka
    Buat asal
  7. Mengetweet Semula
    17 Jun

    Strong words from the British Pregnancy Advisory Service () on the draft World Health Organisation alcohol action plan that says all women of childbearing age should be prevented from drinking...

    102 balasan102 balasan 1,869 tweet semula1,869 tweet semula 5,542 suka
    Buat asal
  8. Mengetweet Semula
    17 Jun

    Pregnancy should not stop a woman from receiving adequate treatment for illness. For more info visit

    1 tweet semula1 tweet semula 5 suka
    Buat asal
  9. Mengetweet Semula
    17 Jun

    The WHO action plan on alcohol encourages people with the capacity to become pregnant to behave like they ARE pregnant - expecting them to conform to socially-enforced restrictions on lifestyle that lack an evidence base…

    I think all of us who work in this area knew this was coming, but wow! Off to get my red cape and white bonnet, as apparently I'm only here to reproduce a healthy foetus Global action plan on alcohol
    Tunjukkan thread ini
    7 balasan7 balasan 22 tweet semula22 tweet semula 91 suka
    Buat asal
  10. Mengetweet Semula
    17 Jun

    Please RT! At we are seeking pregnant volunteers to complete a survey about the COVID-19 vaccine.

    12 tweet semula12 tweet semula 10 suka
    Buat asal
  11. 17 Jun

    This is exactly what and discussed in a brilliant blog for us back in the early days of our project 🏭🚗🚛 Read more here:

    2 tweet semula2 tweet semula 7 suka
    Tunjukkan thread ini
    Tunjukkan thread ini
    Buat asal
  12. 17 Jun

    ❗️Whilst evidence does suggest a link between exposure to air pollution and poor outcomes, the risk to any individual remains *low*❗️ It is refreshing that women aren't being advised to avoid the tube or busy roads, but instead there are calls for action at the highest level.

    We have published a position statement on outdoor air pollution and pregnancy today to mark . Our recommendations are in short below, read more on our website:
    Tunjukkan thread ini
    1 balasan1 balasan 4 tweet semula4 tweet semula 15 suka
    Tunjukkan thread ini
    Tunjukkan thread ini
    Buat asal
  13. 16 Jun

    CW: mental health, OCD, intrusive thoughts. Participants needed for a project on postnatal OCD 👇🏼

    Pleased to be able to share a link to my postnatal OCD research...please feel free to retweet and share. Access to study is here:
    Tunjukkan thread ini
    2 suka
    Buat asal
  14. Mengetweet Semula
    14 Jun

    or had your baby in the last 3 months? Have your voice heard about how the pandemic has affected YOU in this anonymous survey. Help inform improved care of pregnant women and new mothers during the pandemic. 👉

    5 balasan5 balasan 10 tweet semula10 tweet semula 8 suka
    Tunjukkan thread ini
    Tunjukkan thread ini
    Buat asal
  15. Mengetweet Semula
    10 Jun

    Our survey of 1,300 pregnant women has found that out of those who have been offered the COVID-19 vaccine, only 2 in 5 had accepted it (1/3)

    2 balasan2 balasan 16 tweet semula16 tweet semula 24 suka
    Tunjukkan thread ini
    Tunjukkan thread ini
    Buat asal
  16. Mengetweet Semula
    10 Jun

    The solution to health services not listening to women is for health services to change. We would love all women to know their rights to be treated with dignity and respect, but the onus is not on them to shout louder in order to be heard.

    32 tweet semula32 tweet semula 86 suka
    Buat asal
  17. Mengetweet Semula
    10 Jun

    Exactly this. I’m all for women advocating for themselves, but some women simply cannot do that, and even the women who can don’t always get anywhere with it because the balance of power is not in their favour. It’s just not good enough to make patients responsible.

    Membalas kepada @SarahGraham7
    ‘Just advocate for yourself’ makes SO MANY assumptions of privilege that are not acknowledged here. The fact that a white, middle class, entitled, able-bodied (the list goes on and on) woman ‘refused to be fobbed off’ really doesn’t translate to ‘empowerment’ for millions 😞
    7 balasan7 balasan 8 tweet semula8 tweet semula 37 suka
    Buat asal
  18. Mengetweet Semula
    8 Jun

    ✨Great news...we are now able to recruit 16-21 week pregnant women into our study. Check out our account for more details of how to be involved ✨

    , , dan ≺a class="request-tagging-popup" data-activity-popup-title="Tagged in this photo" 1 7 yang lain
    1 balasan1 balasan 17 tweet semula17 tweet semula 15 suka
    Buat asal
  19. Mengetweet Semula
    2 Jun

    "Women with severe pregnancy sickness, Hyperemesis Gravidarum, talk about becoming dehydrated and malnourished like it’s their fault. There’s a huge amount of self-blame." New In Conversation piece with and

    6 tweet semula6 tweet semula 10 suka
    Buat asal
  20. Mengetweet Semula
    1 Jun

    In which and I spoke about severe pregnancy sickness that left untreated leads women to end wanted pregnancies, the shadow of thalidomide, and cultural expectations of maternal sacrifice in pregnancy.

    Head over to our website to catch up with our latest "WRISK Conversation..." 🗣️ Our PI speaks to from about Hyperemesis Gravidarum, medication, and their first collaboration which helped inform the WRISK Project.
    6 tweet semula6 tweet semula 12 suka
    Buat asal
  21. 1 Jun

    Head over to our website to catch up with our latest "WRISK Conversation..." 🗣️ Our PI speaks to from about Hyperemesis Gravidarum, medication, and their first collaboration which helped inform the WRISK Project.

    , , dan ≺a class="request-tagging-popup" data-activity-popup-title="Tagged in this photo" 1 7 yang lain
    4 tweet semula4 tweet semula 10 suka
    Buat asal

@WRISK_project belum lagi Tweet.

Pemuatan nampaknya mengambil sedikit masa.

Twitter mungkin melebihi kapasiti atau mengalami gangguan seketika. Cuba sekali lagi atau lawati Status Twitter untuk mendapatkan maklumat lanjut.

    Anda juga mungkin menyukai

    ·