What’s new at BORN: Catch up on the latest initiatives, partnerships, and progress improving care for families across the province.
What’s new at BORN: Catch up on the latest initiatives, partnerships, and progress improving care for families across the province.
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The Canadian Obstetric Survey System (CanOSS), in partnership with the Better Outcomes Registry & Network (BORN) Ontario, today launched CanOSS Ontario, the first provincial pilot of a national initiative to understand severe maternal complications and turn what is learned into safer care.
This webinar provides an overview of Ontario’s implementation of fetal blood group genotyping, including the Fetal RHD Screen and the Alloimmunized Fetal Blood Group Genotyping test.
Whether you’re new to prenatal screening or looking to refresh your knowledge, this webinar provides practical information to support informed decision-making and high-quality prenatal screening care.
The Canadian Obstetric Survey System (CanOSS), in partnership with BORN, is launching on October 5 CanOSS Ontario, the first provincial pilot of a national initiative to understand severe maternal complications and turn what is learned into safer care.
New province-wide screening supports more personalized pregnancy care while reducing unnecessary interventions.
A research team from McMaster University, the University of Ottawa, BORN Ontario and the University of Toronto is conducting a survey to better understand pregnancy care professionals’ knowledge, attitudes, preferences and practices related to RSV prevention products.
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