Pregnancy Loss Research Group | University College Cork

Pregnancy Loss Research Group

We lead national research to better understand pregnancy loss experiences and impacts, and the development of resources and evidence-based advice and interventions, to improve health care (quality) and health and social outcomes for women, babies and their families.

Spotlight on RE:CURRENT

RE:CURRENT | Recurrent miscarriage: evaluating current services

Funded by the Health Research Board, the RE:CURRENT project evaluated recurrent miscarriage services in Ireland to inform efforts to standardise and improve their quality. Through a follow-on project (RE:CURRENT-KTA), we are delivering knowledge translation activities that will improve the uptake of the RE:CURRENT project findings into policy and practice.

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The difference our work makes

Read about the impact of our work in our case studies

Behaviours and actions of healthcare workers can leave a memorable effect on parents. TEARDROP has the potential to impact on the quality of bereavement care provided across the country.

Professor Keelin O'Donoghue

National Implementation Lead-National Standards for Bereavement Care following Pregnancy Loss and Perinatal Death, NWIHP, and Lead, Pregnancy Loss Research Group

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Pregnancy loss supports

About our website

Through our website, we aim to share pregnancy loss research with a wide range of people, including researchers, health and social care professionals, people who have experienced pregnancy loss, policy-makers and many more. There are organisations and initiatives across Ireland, and beyond, which provide support services around different aspects and types of pregnancy loss. We include details of these on this website for your information.

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Acknowledgement

This website was developed through the support of an Irish Research Council New Foundations Award, with the Irish Hospice Foundation as civic society partner.

Pregnancy Loss Research Group

Pregnancy Loss Research Group, Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, University College Cork, Fifth Floor, Cork University Maternity Hospital, Wilton, Cork, T12 YE02, Ireland,