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posted on 2020-11-29, 03:44 authored by Lesley McCowanLesley McCowan, Robin CroninRobin Cronin, Karen FalloonKaren Falloon, Rennae TaylorRennae Taylor, Edwin MitchellEdwin Mitchell, John ThompsonJohn ThompsonA nationwide ‘Sleep-On-Side When Baby’s Inside’ public health
campaign was initiated in New Zealand in 2018. This was in response to evidence
that maternal supine late pregnancy going-to-sleep position was an independent
risk factor for stillbirth from 28 weeks’ gestation. We plan to evaluate the success
of the campaign through two nation-wide surveys of 1) pregnant women in the third trimester and 2) health
professionals who provide care for pregnant women.
Funding
Cure Kids New Zealand grant number 3577
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University of AucklandContact
r.cronin@auckland.ac.nzSpatial coverage
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StillbirthSupine sleepStillbirth preventionLate pregnancy going-to-sleep positionSleep-on-sidePublic awareness campaignsMaternal sleepPregnancy sleep practicesFetal wellbeingHealth PromotionMidwiferyObstetrics and GynaecologyPreventive MedicineFoetal Development and MedicineHealth and Community ServicesPrimary Health CareReproduction
