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University of Leicester
Joined November 2014
For the moment, we have no plans to move to another platform. However, if in future we have the capacity to move elsewhere we will post with our details here. Thank you to all those who have engaged with our Twitter/X account over the years.
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After careful consideration, we will no longer be actively posting on this platform. The @TIMMS account will remain online for reference, but we will only rarely share updates on this platform. You can stay connected with us through our website
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Explore the The Infant Mortality and Morbidity Studies (TIMMS) at the University of Leicester.
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RT @HQIP: NEW: The latest #ClinicalAudit and #QualityImprovement resource on perinatal mortality by @mbrrace is now available on the @HQIP….
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These findings show that progress is being made in reducing baby deaths but there is still important work to do, especially to tackle especially to tackle the gaps linked to deprivation, ethnicity, and how early in pregnancy a baby is born. @mbrrace
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The common causes of stillbirth and neonatal death remained the same in 2023. The cause of stillbirth remains unknown in one-third of cases. @mbrrace
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Persistent inequalities in baby deaths remained in 2023, with rates increasing for babies born in the most deprived areas for the third year running. Ethnic disparities also continued with Black and Asian babies more likely to die than White babies. @mbrrace
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Stillbirth rates decreased but neonatal mortality rates increased for the very smallest babies. Babies born at 22 and 23 weeks made up 25% of all neonatal deaths in 2023. @mbrrace
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Stillbirth rates were similar across most trusts and health boards, but neonatal mortality rates varied more. You can view the rates for each trust and health board in our data viewer: @mbrrace
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Rates of baby deaths continued to decrease in 2023, mostly due to a reduction in stillbirths. Compared with 2022, stillbirth rates were lower in every nation of the UK and fewer newborns died in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland. @mbrrace
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MBRRACE-UK perinatal mortality 'state of the nation' report for deaths that occurred in 2023 has been published @mbrrace
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RT @NPEU_Oxford: Maternal death rates in the UK show slight improvement for 2021-23 @mbrrace @Oxford_NDPH .Read the data here: https://t.co….
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RT @uniofleicester: News | MBRRACE-UK sets out key recommendations for improving the care of recent migrant women with language barriers wh….
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RT @SarahESeaton: Delighted to announce the release of the latest @PICANetAudit State of the Nation report. We provide lots of data, alongs….
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RT @babylifeline: @NCAlliance_NHS Richard Heard speaks about using #MBRRACE data to improve the quality of death certification @NewcastleHo….
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RT @babylifeline: "When a bad outcome happens to a family, there is a loss of trust. We must be transparent or there may be a sense that th….
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RT @mbrrace: The 2024 annual PMRT report is available at It includes an outline for the recommended make-up of a P….
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PICANET State of the Nation Annual report also out today.
🥁📢The PICANet State of the Nation Report 2024 is now live! 📢.The report describes paediatric critical care activity occurring within PICUs in the UK and ROI during 2021 – 2023. Read the report and explore our new for 2024 interactive charts here:
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2024 annual Perinatal Mortality Review Tool (PMRT) report out now.
The 2024 annual Perinatal Mortality Review Tool (PMRT) report is now available at Here are the five key recommendations:
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RT @babylifeline: "I'd like to take a moment to think of all those that have been affected by this devastating loss.".Ruth Matthews is spea….
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