E-MOTIVE Trial
@EmotiveTrial
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Early detection of Postpartum Haemorrhage and treatment using the WHO MOTIVE ‘first response’ bundle: a cluster randomised trial
University of Birmingham, UK
Joined November 2019
RT @HRPresearch: 💡 This commentary highlights key lessons for scaling postpartum haemorrhage care: ✅ Supply chain & workforce planning are…
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RT @HRPresearch: 🚨 New Research: E-MOTIVE reduces severe postpartum haemorrhage by 60%! 🔹 Early detection via calibrated drapes 🔹 Rapid tr…
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RT @nighealthwatch: Despite global progress, maternal mortality remains alarmingly high in many regions, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa…
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RT @EmbSpainUK: Queen Letizia bestowed the "XIX Dexeus Woman Award" to Prof. Arri Coomarasamy of the University of Birmingham for his contr…
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RT @QS_Dexeus: S.M. la Reina Letizia visita nuestro hospital para entregar el XIX Premio Fundación Dexeus Mujer al profesor @arricoomarasam…
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RT @nighealthwatch: Webinar Alert!🔊 The @Fmohnigeria recently approved a comprehensive bundle of medicines and commodities for postpartum…
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Amazing achievement! Congratulations to our @EmotiveTrial Chief Investigator, Prof @arricoomarasamy 🥳👏🌟🏆
We're so delighted to see our Centre Director, @arricoomarasamy awarded the 19th Dexeus Mujer Award for services to women's health. The award was presented at a ceremony in Barcelona today by H.M. Queen Letizia of Spain. @CasaReal What an honour. @tommys @EmotiveTrial
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RT @JhpiegoKenya: Since 2022, @OfficialMakueni has reported #zero maternal deaths from PPH, showcasing the impact of evidence-based care. T…
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Congratulations to all those involved with publication of the updated National Guidelines on Quality Obstetrics and Perinatal Care in Kenya! 🇰🇪 Great to see inclusion of @EmotiveTrial approach for PPH first response treatment @TheKOGSociety @uonbi @HRPresearch
KOGS is proud to have actively contributed to the development of the National Guidelines on Quality Obstetrics and Perinatal Care, spearheaded by the Ministry of Health. These guidelines are a monumental step towards enhancing maternal and newborn health across Kenya, focusing on evidence-based practices, improved healthcare delivery, and ensuring every woman and newborn receives the highest standard of care. 📖 Access the guidelines here: #KOGSInAction #MaternalHealth #PerinatalCare #QualityHealthcare #GuidelinesForChange #KOGSNawe
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RT @oladapo_olufemi: Huge thanks to the Guideline Development Group for the forthcoming @WHO @world_midwives @FIGOHQ Consolidated postp…
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RT @nighealthwatch: Citing the insights of Professor Hadiza Galadanci, an esteemed authority in obstetrics and gynaecology, who discussed t…
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RT @nighealthwatch: The E-MOTIVE bundle of care is an evidence-based, transformative approach to maternal health that aligns with the #SDG…
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RT @nighealthwatch: Despite global progress, maternal mortality remains alarmingly high in many regions, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa…
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RT @BurnetInstitute: Maternal health experts and women with lived experience - share your views on caesarean blood loss measurement tools t…
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RT @HRPresearch: Postpartum haemorrhage (#PPH) accounts for 27% of the world's #maternalmortality Read about @WHO-led global research agen…
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RT @better4kenya: Postpartum Hemorrhage takes a mother’s life every 10 minutes, yet it’s preventable with the right medical attention. Th…
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RT @UoB_MSS: We’re hiring a Systematic Reviewer to work in Professor @arricoomarasamy's team at @tommysbham This is…
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RT @alignmnh: #PostpartumHemorrhage is the leading cause of maternal death. Nurse & midwife Binta works to implement & train others on @Emo…
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