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Tweeting about perinatal mental health, especially the ESMI research programme led by Prof Louise Howard

London, England
Joined April 2015
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@ESMI_research
ESMI Research
6 years
Prof Louise Howard @SWMH_IoPPN and Antoinette Davey (University of Exeter) launch #ESMI II
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@tommys
Tommy's
5 years
We've launched new guidance for women who are managing a serious mental illness and might be planning a pregnancy in the next 5 years: https://t.co/UPbnsXgQT2 @PHE_uk @NHSEngland @KingsCollegeLon @rcpsych
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ESMI Research
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@KingsWMH
King's Women's Mental Health
5 years
Should be a great conference!
@TheMarceSociety
The Marcé Society
5 years
@SWMH_IoPPN @UKIMarce and joining also means attendance at @UKIMarce virtual conference dec 3 is free!
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@ESMI_research
ESMI Research
5 years
New Covid and perinatal mental health resource of guidance internationally https://t.co/sjEcbwfv4x
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@TheMarceSociety
The Marcé Society
5 years
#Perinatal #MentalHealth: a review of progress and challenges This and more #research by our #marcesociety members in this latest issue of the World Psychiatry Journal: https://t.co/jyQZGj5s4I Further topics include: #perinatal #anxiety #postpartum #psychosis #prenatalmh
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@KingsWMH
King's Women's Mental Health
5 years
@TheMarceSociety Thrilled to be part of this World Psychiatry journal on #perinatalmentalhealth @KingsIoPPN @KingsHSPR @SWMH_IoPPN @DrHKhalifeh
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@KingsWMH
King's Women's Mental Health
5 years
For all acute services: Be less coercive, support family relationships, relationships with staff are key, support women in relationships with social services, and support both mental health and needs around parenting
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@KingsWMH
King's Women's Mental Health
5 years
For CRTs: have more continuity of staff
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King's Women's Mental Health
5 years
For acute wards: support women with separation from baby
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@KingsWMH
King's Women's Mental Health
5 years
Main findings and recommendations: For #Motherandbabyunits Have more flexible family visiting hours, more family rooms and flexible approaches to parenting
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@KingsWMH
King's Women's Mental Health
5 years
Come to our UK perinatal mental health meeting! Free for @TheMarceSociety members (join via website https://t.co/EFGePI7Gvv) and should be a great day. Event brite details here: https://t.co/2XUtahYO3Z
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@ESMI_research
ESMI Research
5 years
study on #perinatalmentalhealth across Europe so please retweet
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@bye_amanda
Dr Amanda Bye (she/her)
5 years
@SWMH_IoPPN @james_harris @MicaliNadia @DebraBick @ProfJShawe @paul5228 @UCLchildhealth @ESMI_research Thank you so much @SWMH_IoPPN! And thank you for the opportunity to be involved in the @ESMI_research, such a beneficial research experience!
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@TheMarceSociety
The Marcé Society
6 years
Calling all those who care for women in the #perinatal period! Join us for the Begin Before Birth virtual conference on 11 June 2020! Among other topics, the impact of #Covid19 and how it relates to #mothers will be discussed. Register here: https://t.co/1umT4qgPZ3 #globalPMH
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@northactually
Professor Sally Marlow
6 years
Exceptional storytelling by @Tiffany54633002 on moving from adolescent inpatients to adults. Powerful beyond words, directed by @dmart000 supported by @maudsleycharity @NIHRMaudsleyBRC @kcsamh Please watch, you'll be glad you did https://t.co/EEr1KaoIk6
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@KingsWMH
King's Women's Mental Health
6 years
@TheMarceSociety has great new covid resources for perinatal mental health clinicians and researchers
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@andrea_danese
Andrea Danese
6 years
New Danese & Widom @NatureHumBehav paper ’Objective and subjective experiences of child maltreatment and their relationships with psychopathology’ is out @KingsIoPPN @MaudsleyNHS @CUNY - see THREAD below
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Nature Human Behaviour - In a cohort of 1,196 children followed to age 29 years, the authors found that risk of psychopathology was more strongly associated with subjective recall of childhood...
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