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SLIPP: A Multi-centre randomised trial assessing time spent in supine position during sleep in the third trimester of pregnancy with or without a position aid

Project Status In Progress
Organisation Lead University of Sydney
Lead Investigator Adrienne Gordon
Program Area New Approaches To Prevention
Topic Testing Novel Interventions To Reduce Stillbirth Rates
Contact Adrienne Gordon at

This trial will test whether advice alone compared to advice and a pillow device best supports non-supine sleep using the Night Shift device as an objective measure of both sleep duration and position. This design could also be employed in the future for a roll out of sleep position interventions, but crucially the optimum intervention would need to be properly validated, which is what this trial aims to do.

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