Kerstin Erlandsson

PhD, Professor

Dalarna University

Sweden

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Dr. Kerstin Erlandsson is a Professor at Dalarna University in Sweden. Her research primarily focuses on midwifery education, postpartum mental health, and women's health during the menopausal transition. Recent publications include studies on quality assurance in midwifery programs, integration of sexual and reproductive health in educational services, and the development of models for neonatal health. Dr. Erlandsson is committed to advancing healthcare practices and educational standards in midwifery both nationally and internationally.

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Lena Wettergren

Uppsala University

SWEDEN

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Michael Wells

Karolinska Institutet

SWEDEN

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Anna Akselsson

Sophiahemmet University

SWEDEN

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Helena Lindgren

Senior lecturer, researcher

Karolinska Institutet

SWEDEN

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Marie Klingberg-Allvin

Karolinska Institutet

SWEDEN

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Malin Bogren

University of Gothenburg

SWEDEN

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Fatumo Osman

Senior lecturer and researcher

Dalarna University

SWEDEN

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Evaluating an internal quality assurance process for achieving national accreditation standards in midwifery education: a study protocol

A scoping study of postpartum mental health problems and associated factors: opportunities for research and practice

Women’s experiences of their sexuality during their menopausal transition and the support offered to them by healthcare providers: A systematic review and metasynthesis

Initiated Breastfeeding and Physiological Patterns in Newborn Infants When Reunited With Mother After Separation Due to Elective Cesarean Birth

Integrating sexual and reproductive health in higher education and healthcare services in Ukraine: A sustainable initiative for empowering war-affected youth

Evaluating a midwifery leadership programme: a process evaluation study

Development and validation of a prognosis risk score model for neonatal mortality in the Amhara region, Ethiopia. A prospective cohort study

One size does not fit all: Perspectives from Swedish midwives on fetal movement counselling

Perceived associations between the menstrual cycle and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD): A qualitative interview study exploring lived experiences

Perceptions of caring behaviors: Experiences of nurses in Ethiopia

Rwanda’s success in advancing midwifery education: a blueprint of a sustainable, nationally driven curriculum standardization

The understanding of dynamic birth positions for women in labor and childbirth – A hybrid concept analysis

Facility-based maternal deaths: Their prevalence, causes and underlying circumstances. A mixed method study from the national referral hospital of Somaliland

Midwife Educators’ perceptions of the efficacy of the Objective Structured clinical assessment of life-saving interventions - a qualitative interview study in Bangladesh

Putting co-creation into practice: lessons learned from developing a midwife-led quality improvement intervention

A lack of reproductive agency in facility-based births makes home births a first choice regardless of potential risks and medical needs—a qualitative study among multiparous women in Somaliland

Incidence and causes of severe maternal outcomes in Somaliland using the sub‐Saharan Africa maternal near‐miss criteria: A prospective cross‐sectional study in a national referral hospital

The midwife’s role in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals: protect and invest together – the Swedish example

Valid and reliable neonatal near-miss assessment scale in Ethiopia: a psychometric validation

Anticipated stigma and associated factors among chronic illness patients in Amhara Region Referral Hospitals, Ethiopia: A multicenter cross-sectional study

Development of a tool to analyse what resources are needed to implement a midwife-led care framework- the MIDWIZE conceptual framework

Facilitators of and barriers to providing high-quality midwifery education in South-East Asia—An integrative review

Translation and psychometric evaluation of chronic illness anticipated stigma scale (CIASS) among patients in Ethiopia

Collaborators (7)

Lena Wettergren

Michael Wells

Anna Akselsson

Helena Lindgren

Marie Klingberg-Allvin

Malin Bogren

Fatumo Osman

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