Still Aware's Clinical Training offers advice on how to talk to women about stillbirth prevention, how to better understand fetal movements, and how to effectively communicate with expectant parents. Still Aware translates evidence-based research into easy-to-understand, measurable tools for implementation in clinical and consumer practice.
A baby's movements inutero
An expectant mother's sleeping position
Intuitive pregnancy
Action-based communication
Maternity care providers role in detecting and managing currently known risk factors for stillbirth
Understand stillbirth and the impact it has on the community at large
Know how best to communicate with expectant families to keep their baby safe inutero
Understand how monitoring fetal movements is a form of fetal surveillance
How, why and when it's important to talk to women about stillbirth
Know what sort of change in fetal movements warrants investigation
Name warning signs of the mother and baby at risk