Figure 1: Population view of Women’s and Children’s Health across the life course. Child Health Prenatal Programming Childhood disease Adult morbidity/mortality

Figure 2: Size and composition of ‘proposed’ NIHR Clinical Themes (Appendix 5 : January 2013) Single centre studies

Figure 3: Women’s & Children’s Health Research in Birmingham School of CEM Maternity, Gynaecology, Genetics & Child Health School of HAPS Maternity, Gynaecology, Genetics & Child Health School of Cancer Science Cancers in Child Health (?Women’s Health) Laboratory based / Basic Research Evidence Synthesis Translational Research / Clinical Trials I.B.R CEDAM Centre for Rare Disease Centre for Obesity B.C.T.U (Daniels/Deeks) BWH BCH UHB Primary Care CRLNs NHS Stakeholders Cancer Trials Unit (Kearns) Centre for Global Health }

Figure 4: Challenges for the future : CfWCH Executive Team & consortium Strategic Links Web presence & ‘Group identity’ Recruitment & succession planning Training & Education: i)PhDs, MB ChB, B.Med Sci. ii)Seminar Series ‘Bench to bedside’: Trials Strategic Funding bids Academic : national & international outreach Trial & commercial research support Investigator awards Senior & fellowships Programme & Project grants EU & Commercial Funding NIHR bids A International & National ‘badge’ of identity and excellence RCOG & RCPCH CSGs