Munira Oza: Patients and Experts Unite to Shape Research Priorities in Ectopic Pregnancy
Munira Oza, Chief Executive Officer at The Ectopic Pregnancy Trust, shared a post on LinkedIn about a paper by Tara Ajith et al. published in Fertility and Sterility:
“I am very honoured to be part of this ground-breaking priority setting partnership on ectopic pregnancy, working with generous researchers, professionals, and people with lived experience.
This research has crucially been shaped by patients, professionals, and researchers. It is important to ensure future research on ectopic pregnancy answers pressing questions that matter to all. Thank you to those who openly shared their views to develop this research priority list.
We together identified ten research priorities for all types of ectopic pregnancy, including treatment, care, and emotional impacts.
We hope raising awareness of research topics on ectopic pregnancy can place a spotlight on what steps are needed, help to address gaps, and enhance the body of data – ultimately to improve care for all affected. The Ectopic Pregnancy Trust
Please do take a look at the paper here.”
Title: Top 10 priorities for future ectopic pregnancy research: an international consensus development study
Authors: Tara Ajith, Kurt T. Barnhart, Ruth Bender Atik, Tom Bourne, Krystle Chong, George Condous, Pamela I. Causa Andrieu, Grigorios Derdelis, Andrew W. Horne, Judith A.F. Huirne, Davor Jurkovic, Emma Kirk, Ernest H.Y. Ng, Ricardo F. Savaris, Janneke van’t Hooft, Madelon van Wely, Liesl de Waard, Maria P. Velez, Jian Zhang, James M.N. Duffy, Maria Memtsa, Munira Oza, Ben W. Mol
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