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Integrated care for children with chronic conditions improves care quality and may be cost-effective in the long term. Researchers at King’s have found that integrated care across primary and secondary care for children with chronic conditions (asthma, eczema, or constipation) shows promising long-term results once impacts on not only the National Health Service (NSS) and Personal Social Services (PSS) are considered, but also children, families and schools. The study by Marina Soley-Bori and colleagues from the School of Life Course & Population Sciences is an important step towards evidence on the cost effectiveness of integrated care. Read more ? https://lnkd.in/eBhMFKsF

Post partum hemorrhage remains a threat to Maternal and Newborn Health in sub-Saharan Africa and beyond. Concerted efforts are needed for both facility and home based births. To learn more from the MNH space, join the Community of Practice. As a member, you receive important news in the global PPH space, including updates on new WHO guidance, information on the latest research and learning from country implementation, and invitations to webinars and events, including the PPH COP Annual Meeting. (See below for a list of recent resources shared by the COP).???? To ensure easy access, for those not already a member of the PPH CoP, sign up in just three easy steps:?? STEP 1: Visit this link: https://eepurl.com/h3SWzH?? STEP 2: Enter your email address and first and last names (required). You may optionally enter your country and company/organization.? STEP 3: Click ‘subscribe.’ Now you’re registered as a member of the PPH CoP!? Latest Resources:? PPH CoP Annual Meeting 2023 Webpage? Latest Eblast Sharing New WHO Recommendations (January 2024)? PPH CoP Email Archive Webpage? AlignMNH: Postpartum Hemorrhage? Recording: E-MOTIVE Trial Webinar #maternalhealth #maternalmortality #postpartumhealth

?????????? ????????????????????; ?????????????????????????? ?????? ?????? ???????? ?????????????????? ???? ???????????? ?????????????? ???????????????????? Earlier today, our executive director Dowole Gold Moyinoluwa featured on EKTV as the Secretary of the Cpn Ekiti, alongside representatives from Fida Ekiti. They discussed the issue of female genital mutilation (FGM) in light of the International Day for Zero Tolerance to Female Genital Mutilation. This year's theme for the day is "Her Voice. Her Future." During the interview, our executive director had the opportunity to discuss the commendable efforts of the Child Protection Network (CPN) Ekiti in putting an end to female genital mutilation (FGM). She emphasized the importance of raising awareness about this harmful practice and promoting education as a means to eradicate it. One of the key points she addressed was the distinction between female genital mutilation and circumcision. It is crucial to understand that FGM involves the partial or total removal of the external female genitalia for non-medical reasons, whereas circumcision is a medically performed procedure that involves the removal of the foreskin in males. Additionally, she shed light on the issue of the medicalization of FGM. This refers to the practice of performing FGM by trained healthcare professionals, often in an attempt to make the procedure safer or more socially acceptable. She emphasized that medicalization does not justify or eliminate the physical and psychological harm caused by FGM, and it is essential to discourage this practice. Moreover, she shared the established effective reporting pathway for FGM cases in the state such as NGOs, Ministry of Health, EKITI SARC, FIDA etc. By working together, we can put an end to this harmful practice and ensure a world where every girl and woman is free from the burden of FGM. #endFGMC #EndFGM #HerVoiceMatters

Embracing a patient-centric approach in maternal and paediatric trials: Maureen's wisdom rings true on International Clinical Trials Day! Let's partner with youth and families, ensuring every step reflects their expertise and needs. #ICTD2024 #TalkClinicalTrials

?? Publication alert ?? Understanding Paediatric Palliative Care Needs with the ACCAPED Scale Paediatric palliative care offers comprehensive support for children with serious conditions. The ACCAPED scale, developed in Italy, helps assess their clinical needs across nine domains, guiding appropriate care. A pilot study suggests this tool may predict when a child is nearing the end of life, making it crucial for tailored support. Further research is needed to confirm its prognostic role. #PaediatricPalliativeCare #Medicalwriting #Scicomm https://bit.ly/3KDwJYR

Despite their name, we have plenty of experience with niche nonclinical studies. Take a look at different routes of administration and less common species and see what we can add to your program: https://bit.ly/3IXHNOC #Nonclinicalstudies #NicheStudies

As we continue to celebrate #PatientSafetyAwarenessWeek from March 10 - 16, 2024, we invite you to learn more about the drivers of perinatal quality and patient safety gap. Disparate data systems and non-relevant data create barriers to institutional alignment with and accountability to Black people focused and equity driven perinatal care experiences and outcomes. Birthing Cultural Rigor??in perinatal quality improvement (QI) and implementation programs and activities requires a patient and community focused measurement tool to drive equity within health systems through awareness, action, and accountability. Where and when can you learn more about birthing cultural rigor and advancing obstetric patient safety throughout U.S. hospitals? By signing up to attend the 2nd Annual Obstetric Patient Safety Summit (OPSS) on the campus of the Nashville Marriott at Vanderbilt University, October 30 - November 3, 2024. Check out the testimonial of one of our amazing participants from Minnesota who attended OPSS 2023. https://lnkd.in/eGFZ6bFX Register today for OPSS 2024 and learn how to address obstetric racism during hospitalization for prematurity and advance obstetric patient safety. https://lnkd.in/ebs-p2BV

In Brazil, over 6,000,000 children live more than 75 miles away from a referral center and the hope of accessible pediatric surgical care. This number stands exemplary for the broader problem: surgical resources and workforce are not evenly distributed across countries and regions. With dramatic consequences. Changing this is a matter of equity. Read this article by the former Vice-President of Ecuador Dr. Alfredo Enrique Borrero Vega, Susannah Schaefer, and Natalie Sheneman about "Bridging the Surgical Gap for Rural Indigenous Communities". https://lnkd.in/eDcETcD3

September 20th is the #ChildGrowthAwareness Day, a global movement to educate and encourage families with children who have growth problems find help and community by networking with relevant organizations. Foresee is currently conducting a multinational phase 3 clinical study (Casppian study) of leuprolide (FP-001) 42 mg for the treatment of #CentralPrecociousPuberty (CPP) in children. GnRH agonists, including leuprolide, are the standard of care for CPP patients. Foresee's FP-001 42 mg subcutaneously every 6 months, has the potential to become the only six-month, ready-to-use leuprolide, providing benefit to multiple stakeholders in the CPP community. On this day, we also advocate for children’s health and growth by raising awareness about CPP. Let’s spread the message??good growth=good health. Early detection can make a big difference. Learn more from The MAGIC Foundation, ICOSEP For Children's Health and Growth and Child Growth Foundation. #ChildGrowthAwareness #isyourchildgrowingnormally #leuprolide #CPP