The creative research method ‘draw and write’ has been used in health, social care and
education research for several decades. A literature search of studies utilising this method was …

Background Considerable debate surrounds the influence media have on first-time pregnant
women. Much of the academic literature discusses the influence of (reality) television, …

Background Pregnancy and childbirth are socio-cultural events that carry varying meanings
across different societies and cultures. These are often translated into social expectations of …

The advancements in and affordability of technologies offer increasing opportunities to
modernise healthcare education into packages developed to meet the expectations and …

Background and Objectives Mental illness is increasingly recognized as a global health
problem. However, in many countries, including Nepal, it is difficult to talk about mental health …

Background: Establishing and promoting birthing centers (BCs) can be one strategy to
increase access to emergency obstetric care and skilled attendants at birth, to avert many …

The current study introduces “Draw, Write, and Tell” (DWT), a creative method suitable for
research with younger children between the ages of 5 and 11 years. A case study using an …

Background: Maternal mortality is a major challenge to health systems in Low and Middle-Income
Countries (LMICs) where almost 99% of maternal deaths occurred in 2015. Primary-…

Background: Breastfeeding is the optimal feeding method for human infants. In the United
Kingdom some women do not initiate breastfeeding, and many commence formula milk …

Infant feeding education forms a key element in undergraduate midwifery education in the
UK. Students must be prepared to provide women with support and information to make …