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Training and CPD

Our training for healthcare professionals covers key topics in multiple pregnancy, including preterm birth, complications, sonography and delayed cord clamping.

We're here to support you in providing safe, consistent care for families expecting twins, triplets or more. Our CPD library and annual Study Day events share evidence and practical guidance, helping you deliver high quality care throughout multiple pregnancy.

Supporting your CPD

Anyone can browse our CPD library but to view resources and track your CPD for a certificate of completion, you'll need to join as a free Healthcare Professional Member.

Twins Trust Study Day

Our Study Day is an annual, in-person event for healthcare professionals supporting families expecting twins, triplets or more.

You'll hear from specialists on delivery, preterm labour, complications and ultrasound. We also cover topics such as twin clinics, bereavement care, the multiples midwife role and the wider maternity landscape, as well as time for panel discussion, questions and networking with peers.

There's a small fee to attend and it counts towards your CPD. You'll receive a CPD certificate after the event to confirm your attendance.

Multiple Birth Study Day 2026: Elevating Care for Multiple Pregnancies

Our Study Day in London on Thursday 12 March gives you the chance to learn from specialists in multiple pregnancy care. After last year's sold out event, this in-person day shares up-to-date evidence and practical guidance you'll be able to use.

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All the presentations were thought provoking, motivating and relevant.

Attendee at the 2024 Study Day

Resources from previous Study Day events are available to our Healthcare Professional Members. Join for free to access these, our CPD library and more.

I really enjoyed the panel discussion. It is extremely useful and inspiring to hear how other trusts implement care.

Attendee at the 2025 Study Day