Maternal, Child and Family Health

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Maternal, Child and Family Health

Maternal, Child and Family Health

The Maternal, Child and Family Health research theme includes practioners and researchers from a number of different disciplines within healthcare, spanning midwives, psychologists, sociologists and epidemiologists. The theme aims to inform policy internationally, targeting areas such as mental health and social marginalisation. Find out more about the theme's projects, prople and recent publications below.

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Perinatal mental health in male partners

Online dietary recall tool for women with gestational diabetes

Chronic pelvic pain amongst women from South Asian backgrounds

An evaluation of the Birth Matters Clinic

Assessing research capacity and capability (RECAP) in HCPs

Modelling an asthma e-health communication tool for young people

Apps for adolescents with chronic rheumatic disease (CRD)

Children and young people with CKD

Fostering and sustaining UK, multidisciplinary, family focused care

Children and young people aged 8-15 years with severe allergic eye disease

Trans-venous occlusion of incompetent pelvic veins as treatment for chronic pelvic pain

Engaging partners in childbirth for preventing mother-to-child HIV transmission

A review of evidence on skin for healthy babies at term

Games for educating midwives in Sub-Saharan Africa

Shared decision-making in children 8-12 with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia

Leeds Older women Urinary Incontinence Self-Management (LOUISA)