Gillian Paul

Assistant Professor in Public Health and Health Promotion

Dublin City University

Ireland

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Gillian Paul is an Assistant Professor in Public Health and Health Promotion at Dublin City University, Ireland. Her research focuses on workplace support for caregivers, breastfeeding practices, informal human milk sharing, and the experiences of family carers during the COVID-19 pandemic. She has contributed to various studies that explore the intersection of work, policy, and gender considerations in public health.

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Gerard Fealy

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Dublin City University

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Thilo Kroll

Professor of Health Systems Management

Dublin City University

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Kate Frazer

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Dublin City University

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Anne Matthews

Dublin City University

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‘If my boss wasn't so accommodating, I don't know what I would do’: Workplace supports for carers and the role of line managers and co‐workers in mediating informal flexibility

Factors associated with informal human milk sharing among donors and recipients: A mixed-methods systematic review

‘It’s far from the norm’: breastfeeding beyond 1 year in the Republic of Ireland

Perspectives and factors associated with informal human milk sharing: a mixed-methods systematic review protocol

Beyond the COVID-19 pandemic for working carers across the European Union: work, policy and gender considerations

Colliding worlds: Family carers’ experiences of balancing work and care in Ireland during the COVID-19 pandemic

Making it work: a qualitative study of the work-care reconciliation strategies adopted by family carers in Ireland to sustain their caring role

A service evaluation of a hospital-based specialist postnatal breastfeeding clinic

Learning from Nightingale’s engagement with complex systems: 21st-century public health issues of homelessness and achieving Sustainable Development Goals

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Denise McGuinness

Gerard Fealy

Thilo Kroll

Kate Frazer

Anne Matthews

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