Carolyn Hastie

Senior Lecturer

Griffith University

Australia

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Dr. Carolyn Hastie is a Senior Lecturer at Griffith University in Australia. Her research primarily focuses on midwifery education, maternity outcomes, and women's health, particularly in relation to climate change and planetary health. She has contributed to various studies exploring midwife practices and women's experiences during childbirth and the postnatal period, as well as the implications of endorsed midwife prescribing in Australia.

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Amali Lokugamage

Honorary Associate Professor

University College London

UNITED KINGDOM

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Kathleen Baird

Professor of Midwifery

University of Sydney

AUSTRALIA

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Tania Fleming

Senior Lecturer Midwifery

University of Auckland

NEW ZEALAND

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Elizabeth Rix

Snr. Research Fellow

AUSTRALIA

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Laura Gabriel

Griffith University

AUSTRALIA

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Carolyn Hastie

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Articles (20)

Exploring Australian midwives’ experiences providing sexual health information to women in the postnatal period

Enhancing midwifery course curricula: validating knowledge and skills in climate change and planetary health

Continuity, Not Sector, Drives Maternity Outcomes

Women’s experiences of the transition phase of physiological labour during freebirth: A qualitative study

Exploring Australian midwives' experiences providing sexual health information to women in the postnatal period

Endorsed midwife prescribing in Australia: “[For] the women, more than anything”

Endorsed midwives prescribing scheduled medicines in Australia: A scoping review

Endorsed midwife prescribing in Australia: "[For] the women, more than anything"

Endorsed midwives prescribing scheduled medicines in Australia: A scoping review

Impact of disrespectful maternity care on childbirth complications: a multicentre cross-sectional study in Ethiopia

“I didn't feel like I could trust her and that felt really risky”: a phenomenographic exploration of how Australian Midwives describe intrapartum risk

Adaptación y validación de rúbrica para trabajo en equipo en aprendizaje colaborativo

An exploratory study of women and midwives’ perceptions of environmental waste management – homebirth as climate action

An exploratory study of women and midwives' perceptions of environmental waste management - homebirth as climate action

"I didn't feel like I could trust her and that felt really risky": a phenomenographic exploration of how Australian Midwives describe intrapartum risk

Experience and perspective of Midwifery Group practice (MGP) midwives mentoring midwifery students on extended placement

Influence of grandmothers on breastfeeding practices in a rural community in Papua New Guinea: A critical discourse analysis of first-time mothers? perspectives

Learning to be a midwife: Midwifery students’ experiences of an extended placement within a midwifery group practice

Translating Cultural Safety to the UK

Early career midwives' perception of their teamwork skills following a specifically designed, whole-of-degree educational strategy utilising groupwork assessments

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Amali Lokugamage

Kathleen Baird

Tania Fleming

Elizabeth Rix

Laura Gabriel

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