Rhona O'Connell

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University College Cork

Ireland

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Rhona O'Connell is a Lecturer at University College Cork in Ireland. Her research focuses on maternal health and midwifery, with recent articles exploring topics such as the experiences of European midwives pursuing doctoral degrees, the assessment of breastfeeding support in healthcare settings, and postpartum hemorrhage. She also investigates women's decision-making processes during pregnancy and their perceptions of choice and control in childbirth.

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Articles (12)

Expectations, Experiences and Contexts of European Midwives Pursuing a Doctoral Degree: A Twenty‐Three‐Country Exploratory Survey

Assessing Readiness for Change: A Baseline Situational Analysis of Breastfeeding Support Within Acute and Community Healthcare Settings in the Republic of Ireland

“It was a reflection of myself, that i was weak”: The impact of depression on the sense of self – An interpretive phenomenological analysis

Procedural elements of the complete examination and screening of the healthy term neonate: a protocol for a scoping review and evidence map

Trends, causes and factors associated with primary Postpartum Haemorrhage (PPH) in Ireland: A review of one million hospital childbirths

Identifying the needs of women following a severe postpartum hemorrhage

Evaluating the process of practice enhancement for exclusive breastfeeding (PEEB): a participatory action research approach for clinical innovation

Instruments measuring practitioner performance of the complete examination and screening of neonates: A systematic review

‘It will dictate how many children I will have”- Women's decision-making in pregnancy following a previous caesarean birth (CB)

Factors influencing women’s perceptions of choice and control during pregnancy and birth: a cross-sectional study

Transfers of Care between Healthcare Professionals in Obstetric Units of Different Sizes across Spain and in a Hospital in Ireland: The MidconBirth Study

Grandmother/mother dyad experiences of breastfeeding

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James O Mahony

Margaret Murphy

Valerie Fleming

Josephine Hegarty

Helen Mulcahy

Liz M Greene

Brenda Happell

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