Pregnancy
Well being of babies
MiNESS 20-28
About the study
The study is aiming to identify medical, environmental, lifestyle and healthcare factors that could affect pregnancies and the well being of the baby between 20-28 weeks gestation.
Who can take part?
There are 2 groups of women who can take part.
- Individuals who are still pregnant or who have recently given birth to their baby between 20-27+6 weeks gestation.
- Recently pregnant people who have had a baby loss during pregnancy, labour or immediately after birth between 20-27+6 weeks gestation
What is involved?
There are no extra visits to hospital.
- If you want to take part, you will need to sign a consent form. This will be sent via an email
- You will then take part in an interview with the Research Midwife to complete a questionnaire
More information
Please visit there external resources:
Smoking in pregnancy
About
The study is testing whether some new ways of using Nicotine Replacement Therapy (NRT) could help women to stop smoking and could improve women’s and babies’ health.
Who can take part
- Pregnant person who is less than 25 weeks pregnant
- Smoke 5 or more cigarettes a day
- Don’t vape everyday
Taking part
- There are no extra visits to hospital.
- If you want to take part, you will need to sign a consent form. This will be sent via an email
- The Research Midwife will then ask you a number of questions about you, your pregnancy and your smoking
- You will also be asked to complete 2 short questionnaires: 1 when you have been in the study at 6 weeks and 1 at the end of the study. You will receive a £5 shopping voucher for each completed follow-up questionnaire
More information
Please visit study website for more information.
Maternity care after previous loss
The Tommy’s National Rainbow Clinic Study
About
Pregnant people who have had a previous stillbirth, neonatal death or late termination of pregnancy.
What is involved?
- You will need to sign a study consent form
- Complete a set of questionnaires twice during your pregnancy
More information
Please visit study website for more information.
Multiple pregnancies
About
This registry is collecting information from women and babies in multiple pregnancies that develop complications, and the best ways to monitor women and babies for the development of these complications
Who can take part?
Pregnant people who are pregnant with more than one baby
What will happen if I take part?
You will need to sign a study consent form. This can be posted out to you for you to sign at home and return.
The Research Midwife, following your consent, will look at your hospital pregnancy records to collect information about you, your babies care & well-being.