This is a qualitative doctoral project looking at how maternity services in England can be developed to be more effective at recognising and supporting refugee and asylum seeking women with symptoms of perinatal depression.
Interviews will take place with 14 midwives and 20 refugee and asylum seeking women across England, exploring how midwives can better recognise and support women and also the barriers/ facilitators to doing this within the current maternity system.
Sub-theme: Health Equity and Minority Ethnic health
The Healthy Urban Places project (HUP) is exploring how the places where people live can impact their physical and mental health. The project focuses on two areas – Bradford District...
Most children with cancer are treated with chemotherapy. Eight in every ten of these children develop a sore mouth, which can involve extensive, painful ulceration. We call this oral mucositis....
Our team are supporting Hull City Council to evaluate a new GP drop-in clinic at a Family Hub. The clinic is available to all families attending certain play sessions at...
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