Agenda – Stillbirth Summit 2021

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Perinatal Discovery Symposium

NHS England’s Saving Babies Lives Care Bundle: A Care Bundle for Reducing Perinatal Mortality

Matthew Jolly, MBBS MD MRCOG

Better Births: On a Large Scale – A story of two countries. How Victoria Australia Worked to Prevent Stillbirths and an Innovation Project in the US

Jane Taylor, MBA, EdD

Why Not Stillbirth Prevention: It is Time for Us to Try to Prevent Our Saddest Fetal Outcome

Heather Florescue, MD, FACOG

Getting Stillbirth on the Global Agenda, and Implications/Lessons Learned for the Stillbirth Community in the USA

Susannah Leisher, MA, MSc

Update on the ACOG Practice Guidelines for the Management of Stillbirth

Uma Reddy, MD, MPH

Facilitators and Barriers to Seeking and Engaging with Antenatal Care in High-Income Countries: A Meta-Synthesis of Qualitative Research

Tamara Escañuela Sánchez

The Hunt for a Blood Test to Reduce the Risk of Stillbirth

Stephen Tong, MBBS (HONS), PHD, FRANZCOG, A.MUS.A

Advances in the Prediction of Pregnancy Complications

Louise Laurent, MD, PHD

Maternal Health Before and After Stillbirth

Suzan Carmichael, PHD, MS

Even More Reasons to Prevent Pregnancy Loss

Barbara Toppin, MD

Lipoprotein (a) the New Thrombophilia: Could it be an Unanticipated Relevant Risk for Recurrent Pregnancy Loss?

Yolanda Marie Archibald, MD

The Influence of Sleep on Maternal and Fetal Wellbeing

Louise O’Brien, PhD

Exploring the Pathophysiology of Late Stillbirth: How MRI Studies of the Maternal and Fetoplacental Circulation May Help.

Professor Peter Stone

The Back-Off Study: Evaluating the Prenabelt 2

Jane Warland, RN, RMW, DIPAPPL SC (NURS), Grad CERT ED (UNITEACH)

Racial Disparities, Maternal Age, and Stillbirth

Anne E. Brisedine, DRPH, MPH, CES

Concerning Term Stillbirth and African-American Pregnancies: Can Higher-Than-Standard Rates of Term Stillbirth Be Addressed Through a Modification of the 39-Week Rule?

James A. Nicholson, MD, MSCE

Preventing Term Stillbirth: How Important is Fetal Size?

Professor Basky Thilaganathan

Development of a Core Outcome Set for Reduced Fetal Movement Research.

Dexter J L Hayes, MRES, BSC (HONS)

Effect of the COVID019 Pandemic on Stillbirth

Asma Khalil, MD (RES), MS

Deciding on Pregnancy After Loss and Trying to Conceive: The Experiences of Couples in Pregnancy After Stillbirth

Margaret Murphy, DN, MSC, BSC, RM, RGN, IBCLC

The Journey of the Unborn Baby in Pregnancy Following a Loss

Joann O’Leary, PhD, MPH, MS, IM-ER(IV) and Lynnda Parker, BA, BSN, RN

Rainbow Clinic – Understanding the Need For and Impact of a Specialist Antenatal Service for Pregnancy After Loss.

Alexander Heazell, MBCHB, PHD, MRCOG

Modeling the Human Placenta in the Research Laboratory.

Mana Parast, MD, PHD

The Value of Pathologic Examination in Stillbirth

Linda Ernst, MD, MHS

Causes of unexplained Pregnancy Loss

Harvey J. Kliman, MD, PhD

Review of Ireland’s Perinatal Mortality Audit Repoirts (2009-2017)

Arlene Gutman, BSC (HONS)

Redesigning the Perinatal Morbidity and Mortality Review Process: Improving Outcomes for Moms and Babies

Anna Calilx, MPH (C) and Joanne Sorce, MSN