Feasibility and design of a trial to determine the optimal mode of delivery in women presenting in preterm labour or with planned preterm delivery: CASSAVA

The University of Edinburgh and/or Lothian Health Board0 个研究点目标入组 525 人开始时间: 2018年10月26日最近更新: 2021年11月22日

试验速览

2021 Results article in https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34751645/ (added 10/11/2021)

•Clinicians who work in hospitals with neonatal intensive care units (any of the following):
•1. Consultant obestricians
•2. Neonatologists
•3. Midwives
•Members of the public:
•1. Interested in supporting and commenting on research projects
•Clinicians with 5 years or more experience of providing clinical care to women at risk of preterm labour or preterm infants born (any of the following):
•1. Obstetricians
•2. Anaesthetists
•3. Midwives
•5. Neonatologists
•6. Midwives
•Women and their partners who fulfill the following criteria:
•1. Aged 16 years or older
•2. Willing to consent
•3. Previous experience of any of the following:
•3.1. Previous preterm labour or delivery
•3.2. At risk of future preterm labour or delivery
•Clinicians with 5 years or more experience of providing clinical care to women at risk of preterm labour or preterm infants born (any of the following) who have taken part in phases 1 and 2:
•1. Obstetricians
•2. Anaesthetists
•3. Midwives
•5. Neonatologists
•6. Midwives
•Women who fulfill the following criteria:
•1. Aged 16 years or older
•2. Willing to consent
•3. Previous experience of any of the following:
•3.1. Previous preterm labour or delivery
•3.2. At risk of future preterm labour or delivery

•Phase 2 and 3
•Women and their partners who have experienced adverse events as a result of the issues above (e.g. neonatal death, stillbirth) will not be actively excluded from the consensus workshops or focus groups, but we will be mindful of the need to manage this sensitively. The members of the research team have significant experience of conducting mixed-methods research with parents who have experienced adverse events, including perinatal death.

发起方

The University of Edinburgh and/or Lothian Health Board