There is a lot of knowledge sharing out there! We will be updating this page to links of recordings of some of the lectures and webinars from other institutions that may be of interest to those interested in obstetric medicine and improving the care of women with medical problems.
Please note, these resources are from other groups not necessarily related to MOMS as an institution.
We will also be re-tweeting them on our feed on Twitter so do follow us @M0MSuk!
Please get in touch if there are things you have come across which may be of interest to MOMS and friends!

SPS: Specialist Pharmacy Service
On the 15th December 2021, the SPS put together a webinar with Paula Russell (Principal Pharmacist at the Regional Drug and Therapy Centre in Newcastle upon Tyne) addressing the topic of medicine use in pregnancy.
The episode includes:
- a brief introduction to teratology – how medicines can affect pregnancy outcomes risk assessments
- the principles that underpin prescribing in pregnancy
- what resources are available to you
- commonly asked questions

APEC
Action on Pre-eclampsia together with NHS England and NCT hosted a free webinar on 23rd March 2022, 7-8:30 pm. It explored the new PlGF blood test for pre-eclampsia, how it works, how it is being used and the impact it has had so far. Speakers include Prof Manu Vatish, Prof Jenny Myers and APEC volunteer and mum Tharshiya Baskaralingam.

SOMANZ
Our sister society SOMANZ developed a webinar series in lieu of their 2 day face to face “The SOMANZ Update Course in Obstetric Medicine (UCOM)”.
Past webinars dating back from 2018 include “Cardiac disease in Pregnancy”, “Skin Conditions in Pregnancy” and “Teratogens during pregnancy”
There are monthly webinars planned so please visit regularly to see what is coming up or to view past events.

Diabetes Masterclass Educational Series
“Challenges in Managing Diabetes in Pregnancy:
Supporting women with diabetes on their pregnancy journey” with Professor Eleanor Scott.
Click here to be taken straight to the recording.
Diabetes Technology Network (DTN-UK):
CGM Education Programme
A series of educational videos on the use of continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) particularly around pregnancy with a series of speakers
Click here to access these videos.

CardioWebinar
CardioWebinar was an initiative founded by a group of UK-based cardiology registrars
Cardio-obstetrics topics include:
- “Pregnancy & heart disease” – Dr Kate English
- “Acute cardiac presentations in pregnancy” – Dr Niki Walker
Lectures free to access for anyone with an account. You can register with CardioWebinar via the link below.

The Fetal Medicine Foundation webinars
Maternal Medicine topics include:
- Catherine Nelson-Piercy
Epilepsy in Pregnancy - Luigi Camporota
ECMO in Pregnancy - Michael Heneghan
Challenges managing cirrhosis in pregnancy - Catherine Williamson
Intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy - David Williams
Anti-Ro antibodies in pregnancy

CardioNerds Podcasts
CardioNerds is an independent educational platform founded by a pair of US cardiology fellows.
In February 2021, they launched the CardioNerds Cardio-Obstetric Series.
Their other cardio-obstetrics podcasts include:
- 103. A Rare Cause of Postpartum Angina and Arrest
- 76. Ehlers Danlos Syndrome with Postpartum Papillary Muscle Rupture
- 66. Severe Pre-eclampsia & Cardio-Obstetrics
- 61. Cardiac Arrest due to Peripartum Cardiomyopathy

From the Parrot-2 Trial Team
Placental Growth Factor-based Testing for suspected pre-eclampsia – in Covid times and beyond
Click here to be taken straight to the recording.

ACOG Webinars
Maternal Cardiac Conditions: Addressing a Leading Cause of Pregnancy-Related Death
Click here to be taken straight to the recording.

FIGO Webinars
2/03/2021: COVID-19 vaccination for pregnant and breastfeeding women
Click here to be taken straight to the recording.
7/10/2020: FIGO’s Post Pregnancy Initiative
Click here to be taken straight to the recording.

The Glomerular Disease Study & Trial Consortium (GlomCon)
GlomCon Conference: including
- Glomerular Disease in Pregnancy
Click here to be taken straight to the recording. - The Pathology of Kidney Disease in Pregnancy
Click here to be taken straight to the recording.
Pregnancy Online Seminar Archive
Click here to access the archive.

International Society of Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology Webinar Series
COVID-19 – One year on
Lectures free to access for anyone with an ISUOG account. You can create one for free via the same link below.

RCP Medicine podcast
Recent topics including:
- Episode 43: Chest Pain and Pregnancy
- Episode 34: Postpartum Headache

Thrombosis UK information for HCPs
COVID-19 & Thrombosis: including
- Pregnancy, Thrombosis and COVID-19
Click here to be taken straight to the recording.
Thrombosis & Obstetrics: including
- Thrombotic microangiopathies & pregnancy
- Atypical haemolytic uraemic syndrome in pregnancy
- Lupus & vasculitis as a cause of TMA in pregnancy

Intensive Care Society Education
Caring for Critically Ill Obstetric Patients
Click here to be taken straight to the recording.

International Society of Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology livestreamed courses
Recent topics including:
- Coronavirus: Outcomes, predictions and infection: from mother through to the neoate
Click here to be taken straight to the recording. - Coronavirus: Treating the pregnant patient with COVID-19
Click here to be taken straight to the recording. - Coronavirus: Clinical management and testing explained
Click here to be taken straight to the recording.

Association of British Neurologists lockdown lectures
Lockdown Lecture 6 with Dr Pooja Dassan:
A practical approach to the management of neurological problems in pregnancy

Royal Society of Medicine Covid-19 Learning Hub
Episode 23: Women’s health and pregnancy – what are the risks?
Click here to be taken straight to the recording for this.

Obstetric Anaesthetists’ Association Webcasts
Including “Webcast of the Month” from July 2020: Anaemia in Obstetrics (Dr Sue Pavord) and Cardiac Disease in Pregnancy (Prof Catherine Nelson-Piercy) from the “3 day course in Obstetric Anaesthesia” 2019.
“The passwords can be found in the booking details for the event or please contact the OAA office” as per the OAA webcast homepage (below).