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Research

Research and publications

Local data is what allows international recommendations to be adapted correctly. We run multicentre studies and fund young investigators.

Ongoing

Active studies

Ongoing6 centresn = 2,400

Predicting preterm birth in the Georgian population

A prospective study of the combined predictive value of cervical length and biomarkers.

Lead investigator: Prof. Tamar Beridze

Ongoing9 centresn = 3,100

Effectiveness of pre-eclampsia screening in regional centres

Assessing the results of implementing combined screening in a resource-limited setting.

Lead investigator: Prof. Nino Chkhartishvili

Continuous24 centres

Confidential enquiry into maternal deaths

An annual systemic analysis to identify avoidable factors.

Lead investigator: Audit Working Group

In analysis3 centresn = 640

The effect of telehealth on perinatal outcomes

Evaluating the pilot: access, time to consultation, satisfaction.

Lead investigator: Digital Health Group

Funding

Grants for young investigators

Five grants of 12,000 GEL each are awarded annually for first research projects by residents and fellows. Applications close on 30 November.

  • A short protocol summary (maximum five pages)
  • Budget and timeline
  • A letter of recommendation from a mentor
  • Confirmation of institutional support
About applying

Publications

Selected papers

  • Combined first-trimester screening in a resource-limited setting: a multicentre cohortJournal of Perinatal Medicine · 2025DOI
  • Implementation of MEOWS in Georgian maternity units: barriers and facilitatorsBMC Pregnancy and Childbirth · 2025DOI
  • Regional perinatal networks and in-utero transfer rates: a before-after analysisEuropean Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology · 2024DOI
  • Quantitative blood loss measurement and PPH outcomes: a quality improvement projectInternational Journal of Gynecology & Obstetrics · 2024DOI