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Exciting opportunity! The Policy Research Unit in Reproductive Health is seeking a Unit Manager to manage staffing, budget, reporting & coordinate programme implementation. Strong management skills? This could be for you! Learn more here: : Job Details - ucl.ac.uk/work-at-ucl/search…
last chance for these opportunities!
Last 2 days to apply for either Unit Manager or Postdoc research fellow at the new NIHR Policy Research Unit in Reproductive Health (closes on 20th)
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The @p3_study video 'What's your plan?' is one of 4 finalists in the UCL Faculty of Population Health Science's video competition.
You can watch all finalists and vote here
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Two great opportunities! Deadline for applications 20th Sept
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Come and work with me at the new NIHR Policy Research Unit in Reproductive Health
We are looking for a Unit Manager and a post-doctoral research fellow
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It's out! New 'It all starts here' podcast hosted by Olivia Moir featuring @jennyhall33 talking about the gap between contraception and maternity services and covering many findings from the P3 study @UCL_IfWH @PreconceptionUK linktr.ee/itallstartshere
June was a month of conferences, with work from the P3 study being presented at three different international events @RCObsGyn @FSRH_UK @ESHRE read more in our blog here
p3-study-ucl.co.uk/dissemina… @UCL_IfWH
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Have you read our #openaccess paper from the @p3_study ⤵️
Clinical considerations and comparing questions about pregnancy preferences in women of reproductive age
👉 Click here to read: bit.ly/3WYw6ga
@jennyhall33 @Judith_SRH @NatalieEdelman @UCL_IfWH #srh
Implementing and evaluating the LMUP in routine practice has been a major component of the P3 study. Check out our website for updates on findings p3-study-ucl.co.uk/
The introduction of the london measure of unplanned pregnancy as a routine measure has been a significant piece of my work for a long time. It's great that it's finally getting traction as it will help us monitor reproductive health inequities and act on them @FSRH_UK @p3_study
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Read a blog on @p3_study about @ThwaitesAnnette's research highlighting the need for #contraception after #IVF if people don't want another pregnancy: p3-study-ucl.co.uk/fertility…
Look out for this podcast which covers many aspects of the @p3_study coming out in the next month or so
Took a break from the RCOG conference to be a guest on the lovely Olivia Moir's new @UCL_IfWH podcast. I was talking about my research on #pregnancyplanning, #contraception and #preconceptionhealth; highlighting the gap between contraception and maternity services @p3_study
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More @p3_study findings being presented at #rcog2023 - qualitative evaluation of the implementation of questions about pregnancy planning at booking; perspectives of women and midwives EP0183 @tamsin_bicknell @UCL_IfWH
Lights! Camera! Action! We were a bit out of our comfort zone recently, recording support materials for #midwives to talk to women about #unplanned #pregnancy during antenatal care
As funding for @p3_study is finishing, we are reflecting on some of the achievements so far. ✅1000 participants ✅90% follow up at 12 months ✅5 publications ✅multiple conference presentations and posters ✅media interest... thanks to all participants
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Read the full paper here srh.bmj.com/content/early/20…
It's been a busy few weeks for the @p3_study with 2 papers in @BMJ_SRH! Here's a link to our blog on measuring reproductive autonomy p3-study-ucl.co.uk/reproduct… @jennyhall33 @UCL_IfWH
New paper 🥳 on reproductive autonomy, providing a new tool for measuring it in the UK, - the Reproductive Autonomy Scale (RAS)- published in @BMJ_SRH srh.bmj.com/content/early/20… @jennyhall33 @UCL_IfWH
The RAS is made up of 14 questions divided into 3 sections: Decision Making, Freedom from Coercion, and Communication. These are the three factors most influential in shaping a woman’s reproductive autonomy.












