Publication

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  • A randomised controlled trial of maternal satisfaction with the routine examination of the newborn baby at three months postbirth. (2002) D. Wolke, S. Dave, J.J. Hayes, J. Townsend and M. Tomlin
  • A qualitative study exploring midwives' perceptions and views of extending their role to the examination of the newborn baby. (2003) C. Rogers, L. Bloomfield and J. Townsend
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  • A qualitative study exploring junior paediatricians', midwives', GPs' and mothers' experiences and views of the examination of the newborn baby. (2003) L. Bloomfield, J. Townsend and C. Rogers
  • Shift length and working practices in UK hospital settings: an online survey of Heads of Midwifery. (2020) Jackie Dent
  • The importance of recovery and staffing on midwives’ emotional wellbeing: a UK national survey. (2024) Jackie Dent, Nigel Smeeton, Lisa Whiting and Tim Watson
  • Midwifery and the enlarged European Union. (2003) M. Mead
  • Midwives' perception of the intrapartum risk of healthy nulliparae in spontaneous labour in the Flanders, Belgium. (2007) M. Mead, A. Bogaerts and M. Reyns
  • The influence of maternity units' intrapartum intervention rates and midwives' risk perception for women suitable for midwifery led care. (2004) M. Mead and D. Kornbrot
  • An intrapartum intervention scoring system for the comparison of maternity units' intrapartum care of nulliparous women suitable for midwifery led care. (2004) M. Mead and D. Kornbrot
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  • Women’s views on partnership working with midwives during pregnancy and childbirth. (2015) Sally Boyle, Hilary Thomas and Fiona Brooks picture_as_pdf
  • Perceptions of cultural competency in antenatal care amongst midwives and Nigerian mothers in the UK- A qualitative descriptive study. (2026) Sarah Esegbona-Adeigbe, Laura Abbott and Daksha Trivedi picture_as_pdf
  • Choosing Motherhood : The complexities of pregnancy decision-making among young black women 'looked after' by the State. (2014) Nadia Mantovani and Hilary Thomas
  • “We Need to be Heard. We Need to be Seen”: A Thematic Analysis of Black Maternal Experiences of Birthing and Postnatal Care in England within the context of Covid-19. (2023) Candice Williams, Rachel McKail and Rukhsana Arshad
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