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Pregnancy Loss Research Group members present at Health Services Research UK Conference in Birmingham
Professor Keelin O’Donoghue and Marita Hennessy PhD attended the 16th Health Services Research UK Annual Conference at the University of Birmingham from 04-07 July 2023, presenting work from a range of projects undertaken by the Pregnancy Loss Research Group.
| Title | Presenting author | Project |
|---|---|---|
| Implementation of a perinatal mortality review tool for Ireland: Understanding facilitators and barriers | Professor Keelin O’Donoghue (on behalf of Dr Emily O’Connor) | ACHIEVE |
| What influences knowledge translation in the field of pregnancy loss? Insights from a qualitative survey with knowledge users | Marita Hennessy PhD |
PLATFORM |
| What does good recurrent miscarriage care look like, and how can we realise this in practice? Findings from qualitative interviews with people with lived experience and service providers conducted as part of a national service evaluation | Marita Hennessy PhD |
RE:CURRENT |
| The deprioritisation of recurrent miscarriage care during the COVID-19 pandemic: A qualitative interview study | Marita Hennessy PhD |
RE:CURRENT |
Marita Hennessy PhD presenting work from the RE:CURRENT study at HSR UK 2023
HSR UK is a self-supporting membership organisation dedicated to the promotion of health services research in policy and practice. The collective voice of UK health services research, it connects researchers with health service leaders, managers and clinicians to drive improvement and innovation in the NHS and care system. The Health Research Board (Ireland) is a member of HSR UK.
The annual HSR UK conference is open to everyone interested in health and care services and systems research, both based in the UK and internationally.