Thrilled to be promoted to Professor. Very lucky to have worked with so many wonderful people over the years! Thank you 🙏🏻

The COPE 'Questioning approaches to consent in time critical obstetric trials: findings from a mixed-methods study' is out! Thank you to all the women & birth partners who took part! bmjopen.bmj.com/content/14/2/e… Andrew Weeks Professor Kerry Woolfall Carrol Gamble Liverpool Clinical Trials Centre (LCTC) BMJ_Open

VIDEO | Professor Louise Kenny from University of Liverpool treated a young boy who died after catching #measles as a baby. She outlines the importance of getting the #MMR jab. liverpoolexpress.co.uk/blog-lets-make… Prof Matt Ashton FFPH | Harry Doyle 🌹🏳️‍🌈 | Public Health Liverpool | NHS Cheshire and Merseyside | UKHSA North West

Any PEM drs or nurses free 21st March at 1pm to join a focus group? Findings will inform guidance on supporting distressed parents Kathy Wilson Damian Roland PERUKI pls RT thanks 🙏🏻

View the video below to find out more about what you can expect to see and hear at #ICTMC2024. As well as an exciting programme of oral and poster presentations, you will also get the opportunity to visit a great venue and explore a fantastic city!

Researchers at Liverpool Women's and LSTM are working to improve perinatal bereavement support for parents from ethnic minority backgrounds. Please get in touch for more info or if you think you could help. #babyloss #research #liverpool

You've got 10 working days left to get your abstracts for education workshops, spotlight sessions, or oral and poster presentations submitted for ICTMC 2024. There will be NO EXTENSIONS to submission deadline. All the info can be found here ictmc.org

We are still looking for #Bereaved #Relatives to attend a workshop, understanding how to communicate with #Bereaved families about #ClinicalResearch 🔬 If you are interested, please contact Hannah: [email protected] #research #emergencycare #criticalcare

Have you submitted an abstract or workshop for the #ICTMC2024 conference yet? There’s still time, however the deadline is fast approaching and you don’t want to leave it to the last minute! Find out more 👇 Abstracts - bit.ly/4auRaSp Workshops - bit.ly/4auFuPA

Why are so many children in #Blackpool in care? Professor David Taylor-Robinson from University of Liverpool tells us why #KayBurley SS

Such an interesting talk about consent to intrapartum trials! Thank you COPE Andrew Weeks

Looking for staff, patient partners and REC members who have worked in a cluster randomised trial involving children. Do you have a spare 5 minutes to complete the survey below to inform future research and guidance? Please share UKTMN Dr Joanne Euden Victoria Shepherd

We need help understanding how to communicate with #bereaved families about #ClinicalResearch 📧 If you are from a #MinorityEthnicGroup, and have been recently #Bereaved, please contact [email protected] Please RT!

Do you have expertise in behavioural science and/or have you published research applying behavioural theories, models or frameworks to understand or evaluate clinical trial design and/or delivery processes? Please contribute to the BOOST consensus study: bit.ly/3XfOyo6

#ESPNIC2024 Fantastic start to ESPNIC 2024. Great to see the work of NeoGASTRIC being shared by Prof Kerry Woolfall. What a beautiful city to learn in 🇮🇹. Research @ LWH Liverpool Women's Neonatal Unit LWH_ANNP’s

📢 New paper - focused on how patient-practitioner communication about #trials unfolds in different ways depending on a patient's #socioeconomic status. ✅ Considerations for recruiters ✅ Next steps to make trial communication more #inclusive doi.org/10.1186/s13063…

🟦JOIN US - be part a #inequalities and expertise spanning our University and health and care partners across the North West - #headandneck #cancer #qualitativeresearch

Check out this new Viewpoint in JAMA by our Marion Campbell and Stuart G Nicholls (Post: @SGNicholls) where they argue that patient perspectives, and those of health care providers, should routinely be integrated into trial design and conduct

Unique opportunity! If you are interested in doing a PhD to improve trial designs this is your post 👇

adc.bmj.com/content/early/… Nice to wake up to news that the Qualitative arm of the FIDO study has been published in ADC. Check out what role parents of febrile infants want to take in the decision making process. Thanks to Professor Kerry Woolfall, Etimbuk Umana and Dr Tom Waterfield