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How technology is changing maternity care

07 October, 2021 by David Groberman, CEO, HeraMED

What a time to be in health care. With the rise of personalised care, home monitoring and telehealth, specifically, during the pandemic, we are witnessing a transformation in the way doctors and nurses interact with and care for patients.


Mater Mothers' gets the scoop on what matters most to mums

20 August, 2021

Quality-of-life data collected from women before and after childbirth is helping Mater Mothers' Hospital advance towards value-based maternity care.


Rising temperatures could lead to more stillbirths, study finds

28 May, 2021

Early research suggests that climate change could lead to more stillbirths.


Joondalup Health Campus makes digital transformation in maternity care

29 April, 2021

HeraMED has signed an agreement with Joondalup Health Campus in Western Australia to incorporate a paid pilot of the HeraCARE solution.


Pandemic maternity care leaves partners and midwifery students most isolated

29 March, 2021

Curtin University research has documented the varied experiences of people involved in receiving and providing maternity care during the pandemic.


Investment in midwives could save 4.3 million lives per year by 2035

07 December, 2020

Scaling up global midwife-led care could reduce maternal deaths by 67%, newborn deaths by 64% and stillbirths by 65%, according to a new modelling study.


Study finds pregnancy can delay onset of MS symptoms

17 September, 2020

A Monash-led international study has found that pregnancy can delay the onset of multiple sclerosis symptoms by more than three years.


Acceleration of inhaled oxytocin to reduce maternal mortality

18 August, 2020

A novel form of oxytocin is in accelerated development at Monash Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences to address the world's leading cause of maternal mortality.


Thrush treatment caution for women in first trimester

22 May, 2020

Researchers found that pregnant women taking oral fluconazole appeared to have an increased risk of giving birth to a baby with muscle and bone malformations.


Stillbirth risk increases after 37 weeks

04 July, 2019

A UK study has found an increase in the risk of stillbirth after 37 weeks.


<40% of pregnant women getting flu vax

25 April, 2019

Women born overseas, those who smoke during pregnancy and those of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descent are the least likely to be vaccinated when pregnant.


Sleeping on side halves stillbirth risk

03 April, 2019

Pregnant women who sleep on either side during their last three months of pregnancy reduce their risk of a stillbirth by half.


Time between pregnancies not linked to stillbirth risk

05 March, 2019

A new study has confirmed that there is no increased risk of adverse birth outcomes if a woman falls pregnant within 12 months of a stillbirth.


Pumped breastmilk link to chronic disease

22 February, 2019

A major study has found that pumped breastmilk may contain an increase in pathogens that can lead to chronic disease.


Scented hearts bond premmies and parents

28 January, 2019

One hospital has joined forces with a local quilting club to help premmies and parents bond — over hand-stitched hearts, infused with their own scent.


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