GLOW Webinars
GLOW webinar: Complications of Caesarean section in LMIC, a systematic review: The Power of Evidence Synthesis, Monday 16th November @ 13:30 GMT
GLOW webinar: Complications of Caesarean section in LMIC, a systematic review: The Power of Evidence Synthesis, Monday 16th November @ 13:30 GMT
Presentations:
| indi_kaur_glow_webinar.pdf |
| ap_betran_glow_webinar.pdf |
| glow_cs.pdf |
Topic - Maternal and perinatal mortality and complications associated with caesarean section in low-income and middle-income countries: a systematic review and meta-analysis
Aim of webinar – Sharing of lessons learnt through conducting this important systematic review and meta-analysis and dissemination of research findings
Speakers –
Professor Shakila Thangaratinam, Professor of maternal and perinatal health at University of Birmingham
Indie Kaur, Consultant Midwife and Director of Midwifery Services, Fernandez Foundation, Hydrabad
Dr Soha Sobhy, Academic clinical lecturer, Queen Mary’s University, London
Dr Ana Pilar Betran, World Health Organization, Reproductive Health and Research
Proposed timetable/program – (this is subject to change)
1.30 – Welcome – Professor Thangaratinam
Overview of session and housekeeping
1.35 – 1.50 – Background and introduction - Dr Ana Pilar Betran
Context of caesarean section globally, research gaps, the importance of this topic
1.50 – 2.15 – Methods – systematic review and meta-analysis – Dr Soha Sobhy
Background information on systematic reviews and meta-analysis, then this specific review. How to formulate a research question/PICO, detail on how this study was undertaken in real terms, the methods used and why, steps along the way and lessons learnt
2.15 – 2.30 – Key findings, discussion and implications for clinical practice, policy and future research - Indie Kaur
Discussion around the key messages highlighted in this review and how they are relevant for clinical practice, policy and future research projects.
2.30 – 2.45 – Panel to share top tips and lessons learnt during this project – All panellists
The panellists will discuss their top tips, lessons learnt and hints on how to conduct high systematic reviews – things they tell their students and wish they had always known.
2.45 – 3 – Q&A – All panellists
