MuM-PreDiCT Dissemination event

When: 26th February 2025
Venue: Online
Cost: Free

MuM-PreDiCT is a UK-wide research programme funded by the Medical Research Council. The project focuses on understanding how multiple long-term conditions affect women, both during pregnancy and long-term. We have analysed existing health records and talked to women and healthcare professionals to better understand the challenges they face. This event will share our findings aimed at shaping maternity care pathways that better meet the needs of women with multiple long-term conditions, enhance pregnancy outcomes, and support their long-term health beyond pregnancy.

The event will gather a diverse group of researchers, healthcare professionals, policymakers, and patient/public groups and all deeply invested in improving outcomes for women with MLTCs during pregnancy. Your participation would be a pivotal contribution to the event.

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