The PIP study

Really proud of our second pubication from the PIP study in Women and Birth. Thank you to everyone that participated and to my wonderful academic mentors.

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Alison Canty presented the preliminary results from the PIP study at the Australian College of Midwives National conference at Cairns.

Great work Alison!

The PIP study survey

Are you a woman in Australia who has had a caesarean section in the last 5 years and another pregnancy after caesarean birth AND are you willing to share your experience by completing this survey:

https://surveyswesternsydney.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_02QtSyo6954vaBg

Hannah Dahlen and the PIP study team (through Western Sydney University) are conducting research looking into women’s experiences of pregnancy interval planning (PIP) after caesarean birth.
The survey should take 15-25 minutes to complete. If you find it difficult to complete this survey in one sitting, please return to the link later through the same browser. You will have one month to return and complete the survey. Follow the link and add your voice to this study and pass this on through your Facebook networks.

Thanks so much!

Professor Hannah Dahlen and the PIP study team.

Thank you to all the groups and individuals who shared our survey, we have had an overwhelming response and the survey is now closed. Please keep an eye on your inbox as we will be sending out emails shortly.
Please watch this space for the PIP pilot survey coming later in the year.