This broad-ranging research theme reflects the diverse nature of our academics’ work and investigates the many different aspects that influence maternity and motherhood in the 21st century.
Projects explore varied topics such as the experiences of migrant women, the media’s influence, the experiences of men during early labour and how healthcare professionals can better support victims of domestic abuse.
All of our research aims to make a valuable contribution to healthcare practice and shape the way society supports women and their families during pregnancy and early motherhood.
Informing better nutrition recommendations for immigrant women during the perinatal period.
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PI G Higginbottom with Morgan M, Evans C and Bharj H - funded by NIHR.
This project seeks to inform the development of new models of FGM-related health service delivery and staff training.
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Gina is the Mary Seacole Professor of Ethnicity and Community Health and is an international expert on ethnic minority populations and immigrant health and maternity.
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The University of Nottingham School of Health Sciences Queen's Medical Centre Nottingham, NG7 2HA
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