Emily Skelton

Lecturer in Diagnostic Imaging (Medical Ultrasound)

City, University of London

United Kingdom

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Emily Skelton is a Lecturer in Diagnostic Imaging (Medical Ultrasound) at City, University of London. Her research areas encompass the accessibility of healthcare research for autistic and ADHD individuals, the priorities in pregnancy scanning, and the representation of women's experiences in pregnancy research within the United Kingdom. Additionally, she investigates the impact of antenatal imaging on parent bonding and examines educational advancements in postgraduate medical ultrasound.

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Susan Ayers

Professor of Maternal and Child Health

City, University of London

UNITED KINGDOM

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Setting the research priorities for pregnancy scanning

Diversity of representation in pregnancy research

The A3ReAcH (Autistic, ADHD and AuDHD research accessibility in healthcare) framework: Principles for inclusive healthcare research with autistic, ADHD and AuDHD individuals in radiography and medical radiation technology

“Less paperwork and more practical approaches”: An exploration of stakeholder opinions and priorities for UK postgraduate medical ultrasound education

Evaluation of a customised, AI-focused educational seminar delivered to final year undergraduate radiography students in the UK: A cross-sectional study

The effect of an enhanced fetal growth ultrasound protocol on pregnancy outcomes: A retrospective service evaluation within a single UK National Health Service centre between 2014 and 2022

Exploring the lived experiences of diagnostic radiographers after transitioning to non-emergency imaging settings

The influence of antenatal imaging on prenatal bonding in uncomplicated pregnancies: a mixed methods analysis

“It's not just the medical aspects that are important”: A qualitative exploration of first-time parents' experiences of antenatal imaging and their influence on parent-fetal bonding

“It has been the most difficult time in my career”: A qualitative exploration of UK obstetric sonographers’ experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic

The effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on UK parent experiences of pregnancy ultrasound scans and parent-fetal bonding: A mixed methods analysis

UK obstetric sonographers’ experiences of the COVID-19 pandemic: Burnout, role satisfaction and impact on clinical practice

Factors which influence ethnic minority women's participation in maternity research

Fast fetal head compounding from multi-view 3D ultrasound

Placenta segmentation in ultrasound imaging: Addressing sources of uncertainty and limited field-of-view

The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on clinical guidance and risk assessments, and the importance of effective leadership to support UK obstetric sonographers

The impact of antenatal imaging on parent experience and prenatal attachment: a systematic review

An insight into the current perceptions of UK radiographers on the future impact of AI on the profession: A cross-sectional survey

UK reporting radiographers’ perceptions of AI in radiographic image interpretation – Current perspectives and future developments

Leadership and resilience in adversity: The impact of COVID-19 on radiography researchers and ways forward

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Susan Ayers

Julia Anne Schnabel

Ciara Hughes

Tracy O'Regan

Daniel Rueckert

Rebecca Webb

Bernhard Kainz

Gill Harrison

Lisa Story

Jacqueline Matthew

Nick Woznitza

mary rutherford

Raymond Bond

Stamatia Papathanasiou

Clare Rainey

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