MyBump Portal
Coming soon - The MyBump Portal is in the final stages of development and will be launching soon!
Our aim is to help women make well-informed decisions about the use of medicines in pregnancy that are best for both mother and baby.
To do this, we need to collect information from both women who use medicines during pregnancy, and those who do not. By signing up to the MyBump Portal you will help us learn more about how medicines affect the health of pregnant women and their babies, both during pregnancy and later on in life.
Why?
Information on the use of medicines in human pregnancy is generally lacking, especially for new or infrequently used products.
The information entered into the MyBump Portal is used by UKTIS to help better understand how the medicines, a woman’s lifestyle or the illness for which she was taking the medicine, may affect her baby’s development.
Who?
The MyBump Portal offers all pregnant women (not just those taking medicines or whose pregnancies did not result in a healthy baby), the option to create their own password protected record of their pregnancy.
When?
The earlier in pregnancy that you start entering information into your record the better.
Your MyBump Portal record is designed to enable you to enter or update your details throughout your pregnancy. This is important as it is much more accurate to record things as they happen rather than to rely on memory. Any information you enter will be saved and will still be there for you to see when you next log in.
How?
Before signinig up to provide information via the MyBump Portal, you are strongly encouraged to read more about why we are collecting the information, how the portal works, and how we will use the information you provide. Please see the participant information page for more details.
Please note, the MyBump Portal is not currently available. We hope to have this ready soon.
Once ready, you will be able to find out more information about how the MyBump Portal works and sign up take part here. Please check back later to get started with your first questionnaire.