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Congratulations to Caroline Joyce who recently obtained Fellowship (by examination) of the London.

Congratulations to who was recently awarded a by the (IRC). During her two-year fellowship, Marita will develop and pilot test a psychosocial intervention for staff in maternity hospitals/units in Ireland under the mentorship of .

The TEARDROP has become the recognised symbol of pregnancy loss at Cork ��ҹ���޸����þ� Maternity Hospital. Initially designed in 2009 as a communication tool for multidisciplinary staff to alert colleagues when a pregnancy loss had occurred, the TEARDROP has evolved from a discreet alert symbol to one which promotes excellence in perinatal bereavement care.

Ruadh Kelly-Harrington attended and presented at the at St John of York ��ҹ���޸����þ�, York on 20 and 21 July 2023.

Marita Hennessy attended the at Birkbeck, ��ҹ���޸����þ� of London on 08 July 2023. She presented work from the PLATFORM project titled “It makes people uncomfortable”: How can we get pregnancy loss research evidence into policy and practice?” in a .

and attended the 16^th Annual Conference at the ��ҹ���޸����þ� of Birmingham from 04-07 July 2023, presenting work from a range of projects undertaken by the Pregnancy Loss Research Group.

was awarded the  Distinguished Researcher Award for her contribution or her contribution to research on stillbirth/newborn death. The award was conferred at the closing ceremony of the 2023 conference, hosted at the ��ҹ���޸����þ� of Sheffield from 30 June to 02 July.

Members of the Pregnancy Loss Research Group (PLRG) attended the at The ��ҹ���޸����þ� of Sheffield from 30 June to 02 July, showcasing a variety of work through invited, oral and poster presentations.

Members of the Pregnancy Loss Research Group participated in the COMET Conference, held at ��ҹ���޸����þ� College Cork from 20-22 June.

presented an overview of the Group’s recently published graphic narrative “Why my baby died” at the  (IHF) Arts and Creative Engagement Roundtable Gathering on 15 June.