Research conduct
Our research in this area
- Enhancing ethics in pregnancy loss research
- Pregnancy research studies: Increasing conduct and participation
- The conduct of patient and public involvement activities
Key publications
| Category | Category | Keywords | Year | Title | Abstract | Actions |
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Journal Article |
Journal Article | Ethics, First-trimester miscarriage, Recurrent miscarriage | 2022 |
Outsourcing transcription: Extending ethical considerations in qualitative research |
Researchers and ethics committees should consider ethical responsibilities to ‘do no harm’ when it comes to transcriptionist wellbeing. Actions we can take as part of a research team approach include having: initial briefing, distress protocol, ongoing de-briefing. | More details Read publication |
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Journal Article |
Journal Article | Clinical guideline(s), PPI, Recurrent miscarriage | 2022 |
Developing guideline-based key performance indicators for recurrent miscarriage care: lessons from a multi-stage consensus process with a diverse stakeholder group |
It is important and feasible to develop guideline-based care key performance indicators (KPIs) with a diverse stakeholder group. We developed 110 KPIs for recurrent miscarriage care using a consensus process. Our experiences may help others undertaking similar projects. | More details Read publication |
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Journal Article |
Journal Article | 2020 |
Maternity care providers’ involvement in research |
Half of maternity care providers in our study reported never conducting research. Participants agreed that research is important to maintain care quality. Medical staff were more likely to report feeling competent to undertake research compared to midwives. | More details Read publication | |
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Journal Article |
Journal Article | Experience | 2020 |
An exploration of women's experience of taking part in a randomized controlled trial of a diagnostic test during pregnancy: A qualitative study |
Women are generally interested and positively inclined to participate in research during pregnancy. The potential of risk is an important consideration. Information and support by both researchers and clinicians are paramount in aiding women's understanding of a research trial. | More details Read publication |
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Journal Article |
Journal Article | PPI, Pregnancy loss, Stillbirth | 2019 |
Parents and clinicians: partners in perinatal bereavement research – experiences from the International Stillbirth Alliance Conference 2017 |
In this commentary, we highlight the value of: partnership between bereaved patients and clinicians, creativity as a unifying expression of grief and to facilitate learning, collaboration with global stakeholders, and meaningful patient/public engagement in research. | More details Read publication |
Our people
- Professor Keelin O’Donoghue
- Dr Deirdre Hayes Ryan
- Marita Hennessy PhD
- Dr Daniel Nuzum