The CRR research projects
Experiences of mothers who breastfeed infants with food allergies.
Dr Johanna Myddleton (PI)
(2023 - ongoing)
Contact: Dr Johanna Myddleton, Johanna.myddleton@dmu.ac.uk
Reusable nappies in the community: a behaviour change intervention study
Dr Kylie Baldwin (PI)
CIs: Dr Johanna Myddleton
(2022 - ongoing)
Contact: Dr Kylie Baldwin, Kbaldwin@dmu.ac.uk
Reproductive Coercion Scale Adaption and Re-validation OSF | Reproductive Coercion Scale Adaption ; Contraceptive Critical Network Presentation (figshare.com)
Dr Amanda Wilson (PI)
CI: Miss Ngosa Kambashi
Research Assistants: Miss Sandra Wydera, Mr Jan Kaminski, and Miss Olive Allen
Funded by the Institute of Psychological Sciences Small Grant Scheme (£2,000)
(2021 - ongoing)
Contact: Dr Amanda Wilson, amanda.wilson@dmu.ac.uk
Endometriosis: Utilising CRR research evidence to enhance awareness, care, management and support for women and their partners
Professor Nicky Hudson (co-PI), Professor Lorraine Culley (co-PI), Caroline Law, (co-PI), Dr Helene Mitchell (co-PI),and Dr Wendy Norton (co-PI)
(2015 - present)
Contact: Caroline Law, Claw@dmu.ac.uk
Current PhD projects
The lived experiences of transgender and gender-expansive youth (TGEY) transitioning and parental dynamics across the UK: An Intersectionality Approach - Sitira Williams
1st supervisor Dr Zowie Davy
2nd supervisors Dr Cathy Herbrand
2018 - ongoing
Using experience based co-design to develop resources to support those experiencing male factor infertility – Andrew Coutts
1st supervisor Dr Esmee Hanna
2nd supervisor Professor Nicky Hudson
2020 - ongoing
Discontinuing fertility treatment: Using experience based co-design to enhance patient support - Kelly Da Silva
1st supervisor Dr Kylie Baldwin
2nd supervisors Professor Nicky Hudson and Dr Esmee Hanna
2021 - ongoing
Women's lived experience of primary ovarian insufficiency - Kate Pleace
1st supervisor Professor Nicky Hudson
2nd supervisors Dr Cathy Herbrand and Dr Caroline Law
2022 - ongoing
Complementary approaches to fertility treatment: an exploration of the framing, marketisation and use of new forms of fertility products, practices and services - Sophia McCully
1st supervisor Dr Cathy Herbrand
2nd supervisor Professor Nicky Hudson
2022 - ongoing
(In) Fertile Embodiment: revealing the invisibility of infertility between the medical and maternal through feminist art practice - Sally Butcher
1st supervisor Dr Esther Windsor (BCU)
2nd supervisors Dr Gemma Commane (BCU) and Dr Cathy Herbrand
2022 - ongoing
Reproductive decision making in the context of chronic illness: a qualitative relational investigation of couples’ desires and plans to have children - Fahad Hossain
1st supervisor Dr Caroline Law
2nd supervisor Professor Nicky Hudson
2023 - ongoing
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