Please see a link to a website providing more information on the new paper the Norwegian team have recently written: Fødende kvinner vil ha ekte og personlig omsorg (forskning.no)
Please see a link to a new publication using data collected from the Babies Born Better survey: https://obgyn.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/1471-0528.16926?fbclid=IwAR2rd8KWqsEZAYG1NX5lBtZwW5kDVRXES-QOfB0mMeHBc_porC8C50fv3BI
A recent presentation of Norwegian data from the Babies Born Better Survey has been published on our website, please click below to view.
Dr. Anne Britt Vika Nilsen abvn@hvl.no
Anne Britt Vika Nilsen is a midwife (RN, RM, MHSc, PhD). She has practiced as midwife in different birth settings. She is a lecturer and researcher in Midwifery at Western Norway University of Applied Sciences (HVL) in Norway. Her research interests are; models of care, perineal trauma, user experience, salutogenesis, promoting physiological labour, evidence based practice. She was a member of the COST Action IS1405 and is one of two Country Coordinators from Norway of the Babies Born Better Survey.
Dr. Tine Schauer Eri tine.eri@oslomet.no
Tine Schauer Eri (RN, RM, PhD) is connected to the master program in midwifery science at Oslo Metropolitan University where she works as a lecturer and researcher. She has practiced several years as a midwife. Her research interests are experiences with maternity care, place of birth, models of care, theoretical development of midwifery knowledge, salutogenesis, labour onset. She was a member of the COST Action IS1405 and is one of two Country Coordinators from Norway of the Babies Born Better Survey.
Prof. Ellen Blix ellblx@oslomet.no
Ellen Blix (RN, RM, MPH, DrPH) is a professor in Midwifery Science at Oslo Metropolitan University. Her research fields are intrapartum fetal monitoring, place of birth, promoting physiological labour, evidence based practice.
Carina Lian calian@oslomet.no
Carina Vedeler Lian (RN, RM, MMid) is a midwife and a PHD candidate at Oslo Metropolitan University. She is working part time as a community midwife. Her research interests are user experiences, models of care, promoting physiological labour, salutogenesis and community-based primary care. She is currently doing her PhD on the Norwegian and English data from the Babies Born Better survey.
Ammehjelpen: http://www.ammehjelpen.no
Landsforeningen 1001 dager – mental helse under graviditet og etter fødsel: http://www.landsforeningen1001dager.no
Foreldresupport 116123: foreldresupprt@mentalhelse.no, https://mentalhelse.no/fa-hjelp/foreldresupport
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