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Liverpool's Women and Children's Health research is globally recognized for its outstanding quality. The Department of Women's and Children's Health encompasses obstetrics, gynaecology, neonatology, and both medical and surgical paediatrics. This department has earned worldwide acclaim for its pioneering studies in these specialized fields.
It boasts some of Europe's most comprehensive research facilities, creating ideal environments for patient-focused translational and clinical studies.
Our primary research centers operate within two of Europe's largest specialized hospitals for women and children: the Centre for Women's Health Research at Liverpool Women's Hospital and the Institute in the Park at Alder Hey Hospital.
The Centre for Women's Health Research, a collaborative initiative between the University of Liverpool and Liverpool Women's NHS Trust, includes:
Harris Wellbeing Preterm Birth Centre
Funded by Wellbeing of Women, this center leads groundbreaking research on premature birth, specializing in customized treatment approaches for at-risk pregnancies.
Cochrane Pregnancy and Childbirth Group
As one of the most influential Cochrane review groups, it significantly shapes global obstetric and midwifery practices.
The Sanyu Research Unit
Established in 2011, this unit drives advancements in maternal and child healthcare in resource-limited areas through impactful, interdisciplinary research. It develops practical clinical technologies with support from WHO, MRC, DFID, and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.