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CHAMPION: AlCohol HArM PreventIOn iN pregnancy

People Involved

Judith Dyson

Kerri Morris

Kathryn Date

Project Description

Development of an implementation intervention to support midwives to assess and advise pregnant women regarding alcohol consumption

Project Acronym CHAMPION
Status Project Live
Funder(s) National Institute for Health Research
Value £168,068.00
Project Dates Jan 4, 2021 - Dec 5, 2022

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