DrCheryl Battersby
Clinical Associate Professor in Neonatal Medicine
School of Public Health - Faculty of Medicine
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- Clinical Associate Professor in Neonatal MedicineSchool of Public Health - Faculty of Medicine
- 020 3315 3047 (Work)
- G.4.4., Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, Chelsea and Westminster Campus, United Kingdom
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
- COLLABORATIONNeonatal Hemodynamics Research Center-Pan-American Hemodynamics Collaborative webinar15 Apr 2026 - 15 Apr 2026
- GUEST LECTUREPopulation approaches to informing improvements in neonatal care: the UK experience7 Dec 2025
- COLLABORATIONUnited States Regan Geisinger Haemodynamics lecture series6 Nov 2025 - 6 Nov 2025
- GUEST LECTUREPDA- Time to lay the question to rest? A researcher’s evidence-based perspective4 Nov 2025
- GUEST LECTUREData driven approach to inform management for babies born at 22 weeks: the UK experience21 Sep 2025
- GUEST LECTUREEvolution of the neonatal haemodynamics framework in the UK21 Sep 2025
- GUEST LECTUREData-driven approach to inform national guidance, revision of the extreme preterm framework. The 22 week study8 Sep 2025
- GUEST LECTUREData-driven approach to inform national guidance to the management of babies born at 22 weeks: the UK experience,28 Mar 2025
- GUEST LECTUREBig data and neonatal outcomes14 Mar 2025
- GUEST LECTUREData underpinning Neonatal Palliative Care12 Mar 2025
- GUEST LECTUREWhat has been the impact on babies born at 22 weeks and how can we better support decision-making and counselling?28 Jan 2025
- GUEST LECTUREUnderstanding neonatal palliative care needs in England and Wales: what does the data tell us?2 Dec 2024
- COLLABORATIONUnited States Tiny Baby Collaborative12 Nov 2024 - 13 Jan 2028
- GUEST LECTUREMicropreemie Care in the UK26 Oct 2024
- GUEST LECTUREPalliative Care in Neonatology26 Oct 2024
- GUEST LECTUREImpact on survival of babies born at 22 weeks gestation following a change in national guidance in England and Wales25 Oct 2024
- GUEST LECTUREWhy is neonatal data important for palliative care?25 Oct 2024
- GUEST LECTUREUsing data to improve neonatal outcomes, the UK experience13 Sep 2024
- GUEST LECTUREDecision making at 22-24 weeks gestation8 May 2024
- GUEST LECTUREData-driven neonatal palliative care needs26 Mar 2024
- GUEST LECTUREImpact of national guidance changes, management and survival of babies born 22 weeks gestation: UK and Iowa perspectives19 Mar 2024
- GUEST LECTUREThe evidence underpinning palliative care8 Feb 2024
- COLLABORATIONPan American Neonatal Haemodynamics Research centre7 Dec 2023