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07 September 2010

Recent Papers

Recent Publications (in pdf format)

Challenges of undertaking a retrospective cohort study
The Doctoral Midwifery Research Society: a concrete structure for suporting doctoral midwifery research
Doctoral midwifery: an investment for the profession
From research assessment exercise (RAE) 2008… To research excellence framework (REF) 2013
Lessons learnt from ‘real world’ research
‘Ouch, that really hurt...’: painful ripples from sensitive research
Qualitative research: a valuable contribution to midwifery knowledge
Knowing and doing: symbiosis between practitioner and researcher
Practice: a battlefield where the natural versus the technological
The PhD as a rite to passage
Understanding Intellectual Property
The structure of the UK Research Assessment Exercise in 2008
Writing for Evidence Based Midwifery
RCM Election Manifesto 2010
RCOG Election Manifesto 2010
MidU Study Report - An evaluation of midwifery-led care
Meta-synthesis - A meta-synthesis of pregnant women’s decision-making processes with regard to antenatal screening for Down syndrome
Response to Heyman - Reflections on the methodological challenges of undertaking a meta-synthesis
Heyman’s commentary -Reflecting on a meta-synthesis of qualitative papers concerned with pregnant women’s decision-making about prenatal screening for Down syndrome
Technological childbirth in northern Jordan: descriptive findings from a prospective cohort study -pdf
Knowledge, Skill and Attitude of NI DHSSPS Healthcare Professionals towards ICT
A concrete structure for supporting doctoral midwifery research
Assessing the impact of midwives’ instruction:the breastfeeding motivational instructional measurement scale
Downe S. (2008) Metasynthesis: a guide to knitting smoke. Evidence Based Midwifery
Writing for Evidence Based Midwifery
Ethnography of technological competence in clinical midwifery practice
Spectators & spectacles: nurses, midwives and visuality
A guide to understanding theoretical and conceptual frameworks
History in the making: a personal chair in midwifery research for Northern Ireland
Aspects of Maternity Care in Down Lisburn Trust
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