Hi Sophie,
The SIPCOS Project is nearing completion – thank you for your query. We are in the final phase which involves arranging a face-to-face consensus meeting (international) to discuss the
provisional core set that resulted from the e-Delphi survey, and agreeing on the final SIPCOS for use in both research and daily practice. Will keep you posted.
Best wishes
Valerie
Valerie Smith
Prof. in Midwifery
Director of Undergraduate Teaching and Learning
School of Nursing and Midwifery
Trinity College Dublin
24 D’Olier Street
Dublin , D02 T283
Tel: 01-8964031
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Subject: Salutogenesis and sense of coherence...? links?
Hi,
I will be talking on September 21st at a meeting in Belgium on benevolence around birth…
https://www.hap.be/cmsfiles/file/Evenements/2018/180921%20-%20Programme%20Journ%C3%A9e%20Bienveillance.pdf I
did not choose the title of the meeting.
Be that as it may, the organizers are people who want to promote “good” low intervention birth so OK.
I will be giving the closing paper and have asked to talk about salutogenesis and sense of coherence.
Because these are concepts which I have not met much in French speaking areas.
I wondered whether in addition to what I can find on pubmed there might be another useful available resource? Like a weblink, or an RCM document, or somebody’s dissertation?
Also is it useful to know what has happened to the SIPCOS project? Smith V, Daly D, Lundgren I, Eri T, Begley C, Gross MM, Downe S, Alfirevic Z, Devane D. Protocol for the development of a salutogenic intrapartum core outcome set (SIPCOS). BMC Med Res Methodol. 2017 Apr 19;17(1):61
Many thanks
Sophie Alexander MD, PhD
PERU (Perinatal Epidemiology and Reproductive health Unit)
Ecole de Santé Publique
Universite Libre de Bruxelles
808 route de Lennik
1070 Brussels
Belgium
Tel +32 2555 4063
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Emma,
It's so important to have these positive stories to counterbalance the prevailing media take on childbirth.
Well done. Will look out for this when it's published.
Andrew
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