Huseyin Dogan

Fully funded PhD opportunity in Accessible Maternity Services, AI, Digital Health, and Healthcare Equity at Bournemouth University through the NIHR Maternity Disparities Consortium. The project, titled “Accessible Maternity: An AI-Powered Framework for Disadvantaged Communities” (code D1.1_Bournemouth ), aims to develop an evidence-based framework and an AI-powered digital toolkit to improve access to maternity services and support self-care and healthcare navigation. Research themes include digital health , artificial intelligence , healthcare disparities , accessibility , lived experience synthesis , and interdisciplinary methodology. The project is especially relevant to pregnant women with disabilities (including visual impairment, deafness, and neurodivergence), migrant and ethnic minority groups, and people living in socioeconomically deprived areas. This is a fully funded PhD studentship . The post does not list detailed entry requirements in the text provided, but it clearly invites applicants interested in meaningful, applied research on health inequalities and maternity care. Deadline: 5:00 PM, Monday 7 September 2026. How to apply: Follow the application link in the post, review the project page, and submit your application before the deadline. Use the consortium page for more information about the studentship and project code.