Reproductive Health

Health & Social Care Research Across North East & North Cumbria.

One of the largest recruiting specialties in the Clinical Research Network portfolio, reproductive health covers a full range of sub-specialties that are associated with gynaecological health including; maternal-fetal medicine, gynaecological disorders (fibroids, menstruation and endometriosis), gynaecology, reproductive medicine, family planning and post-birth medical treatment.

As over 700,000 women give birth in the UK each year, the clinical research portfolio’s research areas include; birth defects, developmental disorders, low birth weight, preterm birth and fertility or impotence problems.

How to get involved

Explore

Visit the national specialty page here

Become a research champion

Become a reproductive health and childbirth research champion, a dedicated nurse or midwife in the North East and North Cumbria who use their knowledge and experience to deliver research that benefits patients, fosters collaborative learning and provides development opportunities for staff. More information can be found through contacting Aethele, specialty group lead for reproductive health.

Watch this webinar

Watch this webinar to learn more about becoming involved in obtaining a research professorship.

Be Part of Research

Signpost patients to Be Part of Research and encourage colleagues to do the same.

Read publications

If you have a research idea, have a look through the NIHR journals, where you can identify gaps in the evidence base and a niche for your proposal.

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