Georgia Clancy

Contact

• workQueen's Medical Centre
  Nottingham
  NG7 2UH
  UK
• Georgia.Clancy@nottingham.ac.uk

Biography

Georgia is an interdisciplinary social scientist with an interest in maternity care services and experiences. Her PhD thesis (University of Warwick, 2021) explored women's childbirth preferences, decisions and outcomes in light of NHS England's Better Births policy. This research took a mixed-methods approach to considering different knowledge systems and approaches to risk in maternity care, neoliberal policymaking and the concept and reality of 'choice' in healthcare.

Georgia has since held an ESRC Impact Acceleration Account Postdoctoral Innovation Fellowship (Department of Sociology, University of Warwick) during which time she has been working with key maternity stakeholders to create impact and engage non-academic audiences with her doctoral research.

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Teaching Summary

AFHEA

PGA Teaching and Learning in Higher Education (2022)

Research Summary

Georgia is currently a Research Fellow on the ARM@DA project, a NIHR funded realist synthesis which seeks to understand how digital clinical consultations can work to support safe, personalised and… read more

Selected Publications

• EVANS, C, EVANS, K, BOOTH, A, TIMMONS, S, JONES, N, NAZMEEN, B, SUNNEY, C, CLOWES, M, CLANCY, G and SPIBY, H, 2022. A Realist Inquiry into Maternity Care @ a Distance (ARM@DA): Realist Review Protocol, BMJ Open. 20(12), e062106
• GEORGIA CLANCY, FELICITY BOARDMAN and SOPHIE REES, 2022. Exploring trust in (bio)medical and experiential knowledge of birth: The perspectives of pregnant women, new mothers and maternity care providers Midwifery. 107, 103272

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Current Research

Georgia is currently a Research Fellow on the ARM@DA project, a NIHR funded realist synthesis which seeks to understand how digital clinical consultations can work to support safe, personalised and appropriate maternity care.

• GEORGIA CLANCY, FELICITY BOARDMAN and SOPHIE REES, 2022. Exploring trust in (bio)medical and experiential knowledge of birth: The perspectives of pregnant women, new mothers and maternity care providers Midwifery. 107, 103272
• EVANS, C, EVANS, K, BOOTH, A, TIMMONS, S, JONES, N, NAZMEEN, B, SUNNEY, C, CLOWES, M, CLANCY, G and SPIBY, H, 2022. A Realist Inquiry into Maternity Care @ a Distance (ARM@DA): Realist Review Protocol, BMJ Open. 20(12), e062106