Professor Shakila Thangaratinam
@thangaratinam
Professor of Maternal and Perinatal Health at University of Birmingham. Tweets are my own
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Marian Knight MBE
Maternal and child health researcher and public health physician @UniofOxford. Scientific Director for Research Infrastructure @NIHRresearch
Ruth-Anna
Enthusiastic, imperfect human trying to make the world a better, fairer place. Staff well-being ➡️ safer care. East London Obstetrician. HFE/safety geek. Mum x3
Andrew H Shennan OBE
Finding Evidence to Save Lives in Pregnancy and Childbirth
Asma Khalil
Professor in Obstetrics & Maternal Fetal Medicine • Passionate about maternal & fetal health. Vice-President - Royal College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists
Wiebke Arlt
Steroid biologist, hormone doctor, open minded - Director @MRC_LMS - Professor @imperialcollege - Fellow @acmedsci - Editor @EJEndo - CI @DaisyPcos - own views
The use of artificial intelligence (AI) in health care has seen remarkable growth in the past 5 years.
A new Review from The Lancet Digital Health examines how AI could improve care management, clinical decision-making efficiency, and further research areas 👉 hubs.li/Q02v0wl50
𝐆𝐞𝐧𝐀𝐈 𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐄𝐇𝐑 - what have we learned so far? 🧵
One year ago UC San Diego Health and Stanford Health Care were announced as pilot sites for generative AI in Epic, and we have both published initial outcomes in JAMA Network Open! (1/9)
“Women tend to wait until they tick all 30 boxes before they first put in for an academic position”
Wiebke Arlt talks about her impressive career and work supporting women in #endocrinology as President-Elect of European Society of Endocrinology (ESE), in The #Endocrinologist : ow.ly/VPUe50Rib5I
'If health inequalities are increasing, inequalities in society are increasing, and dealing with these inequalities is urgently needed.'
Dr Lucinda Hiam, Bob Klaber, Dr Annabel, and Sir Michael Marmot call for action to tackle the UK's social determinants of health bmj.com/content/385/bm…
Building a sense of belonging is one of the most important factors in improving performance & productivity. Research in Harvard Business Review showed high belonging was linked to a 56% increase in job performance. By fostering an environment of acceptance, understanding & appreciation for…
Another beautiful infographic from BMJMedicine illustrating the findings of the UKOSS study of extremely preterm rupture of membranes. Great work Laura Goodfellow and colleagues!
NicolaGotts UoB GlobalHealth Medical and Dental Research (UoB) British Red Cross 🧡 World Health Organization (WHO) NIHR Global Health The panel was made up of:
Dr Sarah Puddicombe, NIHR (@sarah_smp2)
- Prof Lee Wallis, WHO
-Viviana Olivetto, British Red Cross
-Sally Howard, freelance journalist (@WanderingSal)
-Prof Shakila Thangaratinam, UoB (@thangaratinam)
NicolaGotts UoB GlobalHealth Medical and Dental Research (UoB) Now we have a fascinating panel on research focuses from a range of orgs such as British Red Cross 🧡 World Health Organization (WHO) NIHR Global Health:
C-Safe recap and Q and A in the style of the Hokey Cokey! Yes team! Feeling the energy! Professor Shakila Thangaratinam Dr Amie Wilson John E. Varallo indie kaur Dr Amie Wilson Neena Dondapati
John E. Varallo warming up the team before the next presentation Professor Shakila Thangaratinam Neena Dondapati indie kaur Dr Amie Wilson Catherine Dunlop soha
A decade of collaboration and going strong #womenshealth #research #uk #australia 💉 Prof Helena Teede AM Monash University Uni of Birmingham #IWD2024
Powerful talks & inspiring company! Thank you to everyone who joined online/in-person at our #IWD2024 #InspireInclusion workshop on women's health research & tackling inequalities through more thoughtful engagement, #PPIE & raising each other up!✊♀️👩🔬Professor Shakila Thangaratinam 💉 Prof Helena Teede AM
