Watch our Free Webinar, from Tuesday 23 July 2024. Life during and after preeclampsia; two women and one partner with lived experience. Dr Heike Roth interviewed and lead discussion with: Kieara (a mum who had
Today is World Preeclampsia Day (22 May 2024)! We are so excited to launch the AAPEC brochure! This has been a long time in the making, and we hope to distribute it to many healthcare
May is Preeclampsia Awareness Month, a month-long communication campaign by the @preeclampsia.foundation to raise awareness of Preeclampsia. The 2024 theme is “Predict Prevent Prevail”. With more research and improved healthcare practices, we can prevail over
Interested to learn about the updated Society of Obstetric Medicine of Australia and New Zealand (SOMANZ) Hypertension in Pregnancy Guideline, released in late 2023? Watch our 12 March 2024 Webinar for the latest news from
In collaboration with APEC United Kingdom, APEC Australia and APEC NZ, we were proud to provide a copy of the webinar of a Dad’s Chat as part of New Zealand’s Mental Health Awareness week, from
Thanks to those who joined us on Tuesday 7th November 8-9pm AEDST, via Zoom. We had the following guest speakers discuss what happens after preeclampsia: Deb Parkinson – Clinical Midwifery Specialist, Masters Student, Federation University,
One of AAPEC’s objectives is to improve clinical practice for women who are at risk of, who have or who had preeclampsia. To enhance clinical practice though we need evidence. So we would like to
Introduction Preeclampsia is the most common serious medical disorder of human pregnancy. The definition of preeclampsia involves a collection of clinical features usually appearing at or after 20 weeks of pregnancy. These are the development
