Closing Keynote Presentation
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We're excited to have Kirsten Small, PhD FRANZCOG as our 2020 Closing Keynote Speaker. Kirsten's presentation "Why is it so Hard to Align Clinical Practice with the Evidence About Cardiotocography Monitoring? " is the perfect way to close the live days of our Obstetrics Conference on November 23. We invite you to join us at our live session or access the public recording of this talk until December 15. Simply reserve your seat to receive exclusive access. A Certificate of Attendance will be provided.
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Keynote Speaker & Presentation Info
Kirsten Small, PhD FRANZCOG
Biography:
Kirsten is an Australian specialist obstetrician gynaecologist, with years of experience in both the public and private sectors. She is a member of the Griffith University Midwifery teaching team, focussing on anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, and evidence-based practice. Kirsten has recently completed a PhD, focussing on the social effects of central fetal monitoring on the work of maternity clinicians. She is a member of the Transforming Maternity Care Collaborative and has ongoing research interests in fetal monitoring, supporting physiological labour and birth, inter-professional power in maternity care, and the social organisation of healthcare systems.
Abstract: Why is it so Hard to Align Clinical Practice with the Evidence About Cardiotocography Monitoring?
Quality research evidence demonstrates that intrapartum Cardiotocography monitoring in either low or high-risk populations fails to improve perinatal outcomes but drives harm by increasing the surgical birth rate. This evidence is not new, and obstetrics claims to be an evidence-based profession, yet there has been little interest or success in reducing the use of intrapartum CTG monitoring. This presentation draws on doctoral research which makes visible why it is so hard to align practice with evidence and challenges clinicians and leaders in our profession to rethink intrapartum fetal heart rate monitoring.
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Why is it so Hard to Align Clinical Practice with the Evidence About Cardiotocography Monitoring?
Quality research evidence demonstrates that intrapartum Cardiotocography monitoring in either low or high-risk populations fails to improve perinatal outcomes but drives harm by increasing the surgical birth rate. This evidence is not new, and obstetrics claims to be an evidence-based profession, yet there has been little interest or success in reducing the use of intrapartum CTG monitoring. This presentation draws on doctoral research which makes visible why it is so hard to align practice with evidence and challenges clinicians and leaders in our profession to rethink intrapartum fetal heart rate monitoring.
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