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
Thanks to everyone who walked on Sunday the 26th of May 2024 Our annual World Preeclampsia Day Walk was a great success! Check out our AAPEC Walk from Sydney, NSW Australia. Our President, Lynne Roberts
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
A new podcast has been produced to entice your listening earbuds into action. Our SoundCloud channel, features the new conversation with Lynne and Heike, chatting about preeclampsia and many more exciting topics. Or you might
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
University of Queensland Paid Study 2024 (now full) Thanks for your great response! We now have sufficient volunteers and have been able to fill the quota for the research. We look forward to the findings
NEW PREECLAMPSIA GUIDELINES! The Society of Obstetric Medicine Australia and New Zealand (SOMANZ) have just released updated guidelines for Hypertension in Pregnancy. These guidelines represent a comprehensive update of the previous 2014 version. The guidelines
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
Join us in supporting the inclusion of 2 new tests to the Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS): 1705 – First Trimester Screening (FTS) Test – proposed by Professor Jon Hyett and relates to a first trimester
