• Stop, think, reflect, realise first-time mothers' experiences of taking part in longitudinal maternal health research 

  Daly, Deirdre (2019)

  Background: Longitudinal cohort studies gather large amounts of data over time, often without direct benefit to participants. A positive experience may encourage retention in the study, and participants may benefit in ...
• The culture of birth in Ireland at the interface between home and hospital : an ethnographic study of in-labour transfer to hospital during planned home birth 

  Biesty, Linda (Trinity College (Dublin, Ireland). School of Nursing & Midwifery, 2015)

  Birth is not just a physiological process but also a significant life event embedded in historical, political and socio-cultural constructions. These constructions of birth have a profound influence on the provision ...
• Key Note: Designing a Behavioural Change Intervention for Multimorbidity Self-Management 

  Dinsmore, John; Hannigan, Caoimhe; Murphy, Emma; Hoogerwerf, Evert-Jan; Jacobs, An; Smith, Suzanne; Doyle, Julie (2018)
• Enhancing the value of care to people - How innovations meet end users' needs in integrated care contexts 

  Dinsmore, John; Vargiu, Eloisa; Andrieu, L.; Rico de Heras, A.; Kelly, K; Roque, M.; Notarangelo, Isabella; Barrue, Cristian; Aznar-Baranda, José Ignacio (2018)
• Perceptions and use of technology to support self-management for older adults living with multiple health conditions within an ecosystem of care 

  Dinsmore, John; Murphy, Emma; Hannigan, Caoimhe; Smith, Suzanne; Doyle, Julie (2017)

  In this study we have explored what technologies older people with multimorbidity (PwMs) are currently using and how they and their networks of care perceive technology to support their health conditions. This research ...

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