Sue Kildea

Charles Darwin University

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Hazel Keedle

Lecturer of Nursing and Midwifery

Western Sydney University - Parramatta Campus

AUSTRALIA

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Wendy Robinson

Professor

The University of British Columbia

CANADA

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Yu Gao

Associate Professor

Charles Darwin University

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Suzanne Moore

Charles Darwin University

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Nigel Lee

Lecturer

University of Queensland

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Hannah Dahlen

Professor of Midwifery

University of Western Sydney

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Gerlinde A. S. Metz

University of Lethbridge

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Cameron Hurst

Charles Darwin University

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Birri O'Dea

University of Queensland

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Exposure to prenatal maternal stress is associated with epigenetic age acceleration and altered cell composition in the placenta: The QF2011 Queensland Flood Study

A “better service” promoting “better experiences”: Midwives' experiences working in a caseload service for women of refugee backgrounds

Response to the Letter to Editor for “A pre-post implementation study of a care bundle to reduce perineal trauma in unassisted births conducted by midwives”

Midwives’ experiences with PPE during the COVID-19 pandemic: The Birth in the Time of COVID (BITTOC) study

Model of perinatal care but not prenatal stress exposure is associated with birthweight and gestational age at Birth: The Australian birth in the time of COVID (BITTOC) study

Telehealth use in maternity care during a pandemic: A lot of bad, some good and possibility

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Clinical outcomes and financial estimates for women attending the largest private midwifery service in Australia compared to national data: a retrospective cohort study

Breaking the cycle: Effect of a multi-agency maternity service redesign on reducing the over-representation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander newborns in out-of-home care

Enabling the context for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community Controlled Birthing on Country services

“It’s all about cultural understanding”: A reflexive thematic analysis of women’s experiences at a dedicated refugee midwifery group practice service

A pre-post implementation study of a care bundle to reduce perineal trauma in unassisted births conducted by midwives

Pandemic-related prenatal maternal stress, model of maternity care and postpartum mental health: The Australian BITTOC study

Impact of the Thompson method on breastfeeding exclusivity and duration

Vaccine intention and hesitancy among Australian women who are currently pregnant or have recently given birth: the Birth in the Time of COVID-19 (BITTOC) national online survey

Prenatal maternal stress was not associated with birthweight or gestational age at birth during COVID-19 restrictions in Australia

A Comparison of the Timing of Hand Expressing of Human Milk With Breast Massage to Standard Care for Mothers of Preterm Infants

Birthing on country service compared to standard care for First Nations Australians

Urinary 1H NMR Metabolomic Analysis of Prenatal Maternal Stress Due to a Natural Disaster Reveals Metabolic Risk Factors for Non-Communicable Diseases

Comparing compliance with commencement and use of two partograph designs for women in active labour

Developing and evaluating Birthing on Country services for First Nations Australians

Midwives experiences of interventions to improve breast expression following preterm birth

“This has changed me to be a better mum”

Collaborators (9)

Hazel Keedle

Wendy Robinson

Yu Gao

Suzanne Moore

Nigel Lee

Hannah Dahlen

Gerlinde A. S. Metz

Cameron Hurst

Birri O'Dea

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