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Naomi Carlisle
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Midwife, Lecturer (Research & Education)
@kingsnmpc.bsky.social Interested in preterm birth, mid-trimester loss, implementation, realist evaluation. Views own.
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Our Patient Led Research Award went to Naomi Carlisle and Claire Garner: IMplementation of the Preterm Birth Surveillance PAthway: a RealisT evaluation (including a realist literature scope). Congratulations! 🎉
July 3, 2025 at 3:44 PM
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Preterm birth: A handbook for midwives youtu.be/SLn3IeSsDF0?... @jennycarter33.bsky.social
Preterm birth: a handbook for midwives
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February 20, 2025 at 3:37 PM
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This month on our blog: ARC South London researcher Naomi Carlisle discusses her recent work on the IMPART study, now included in an NIHR Alert, and her experiences as a maternity researcher

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Text on a coral background reads: "My research has provided recommendations for how hospital sites can implement the preterm birth pathway at their hospital site to ensure successful implementation. These recommendations include improving the knowledge of risk factors and the purpose of the preterm surveillance clinic amongst clinicians. Sites should focus on training staff on preterm risk factors and pathology, while undergraduate midwifery courses should aim to integrate this into their teaching.” There is a small photo if Naomi Carlisle.
February 17, 2025 at 10:38 AM
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The IMPART study has been included in an NIHR Alert, highlighting how the study’s recommendations could improve the implementation of the care pathway for early birth risk assessment.

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Text on a blue background reads: Researchers identify actions needed to improve care for women at risk of early birth. The IMPART study by ARC South London maternity researchers recommends these actions to improve care: - better staff training on early birth and the pathway - multidisciplinary preterm teams - women-centered care. There is a QR code to read more about the study, and an image of a young baby
February 13, 2025 at 12:39 PM
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Hear from lead researcher @nhcarlisle.bsky.social about her work on this month's blog: arc-sl.nihr.ac.uk/news-insight...
February 13, 2025 at 12:40 PM