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    February, Issue 5 

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    Eect of Simple, Targeted diEt in prEgnant women with

    Metabolic risk factors on pre-eclampsia 

    ESTEEM Sites

    Open 

    Royal London Hospital 

    Newham University

    Hospital 

    Whipps Cross Hospital

    A moment with Adela Hamilton (Research/PhD Midwife). . . . . 

    Having worked as a midwife in Scotland, Ireland and

    Switzerland, I have learned a lot about respecng the

    cultures and values of others when discussing issues within

    the midwifery eld. My interest in preeclampsia stems from

    my encounters with extremely ill mothers and babies

    throughout my career. I was disappointed with the

    informaon available on the origin and treatment of the

    disease unl I acquired a copy of Preeclampsia-The Facts.

    This book led me to realise that one way of caring for women was to taketheir stories and experiences into beer account. To build upon this theory, I

    am researching the acceptability of women, their partners, and professionals

    of the ESTEEM dietary intervenon.

    Working at the hospital gave me access to the Women’s Health Research

    Unit and I am delighted to be carrying out my research alongside the ESTEEM

    trial. Besides being a developmental opportunity, this is a substantial study

    that could improve care for mothers and babies. At RLH, I participate in the

    recruitment and clinical aspects of ESTEEM, giving me the chance to meet

    with women and adjust my study agenda. I am still developing the qualitative

    aspect of my project and will soon be submitting it for ethics approval whichwill allow me to approach participants and begin gathering data for my

    research. 

    Welcome to the h edion of the ESTEEM newsleer! This month, we

    would like to focus on the benets of all your hard work with the ESTEEM

    study and how parcipang in research helps you grow as a midwife. 

    This month we celebrated

    450 women recruited to ESTEEM. 

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    ESTEEM RESEARCH TEAM; Contact us 

    COMPETITION TIME 

    You have to have recruited a minimum of

    10 women in a month to receive this

    voucher. That’s only 2-3 women per week! 

    Page 2  ESTEEM Newsletter, February 2015  

    November’s top recruiters are…

    RLH– Zahra Moghadam 

    NUH– Sarah Kakembo 

    Congratulaons both- £10 voucher is on it’s

    way to you. 

    TOP RECRUITERS! 

    Shakila Thangaranam, Chief Invesgator, [email protected] 

    Kirsty Anderson, Trial Coordinator: [email protected], Tel: 020 7882 6049 

    Bassel Waar, Research Fellow: [email protected] 

    Eleni Spyreli, Diecian: [email protected] ,Tel: 07775 010531 

    Royal London

    Sal Higgins 

    020 3594 2398 

    Newham University

    Joanne Hutchinson 

    07824 825279 

    The Top Recruing Midwife 

    Will be awarded £10 M&S Vouchers 

    Whipps Cross 

    Prudence Jones 

    07837 227370 

    We would like to congratulate the following individuals who have provided excellent support for

    the ESTEEM study and this month’s Champions: 

    ESTEEM Champions 

    Royal London: Ajara Hanson  Newham: Florence Ojetunde 

    So. . . Why Participate in Research? 

    ENHANCE CV