Full schedule from May 22nd to May 28th.
Visiting the Munch museum.
Glimpses from the annual meeting at OsloMet were we are going through last years events and planning new ones.
Education and curricula development seminar on the sea, heading for Coopenhagen.
On the picture we are all engaged in Professor Alison McFaddens lecture on utilizing the QMNC framework in PhD curricula development for Midwifery.
MIDRED presenting at the Nordic Midwifery Conference in Copenhagen, see the highlights.
Glimpses from the eight MIDRED presentations at the Nordic Midwifery Conference.
Opening day: Three poster presentations.
PhD student Adiza Mumuni, University of Ghana, presenting her poster on Feasibility and accepatability of midwife-led continuity of care among midwives in Southern Ghana.
Associate professor Samual Adjorlolo, University of Ghana, presenting his poster on Existing practices, gaps and strategies to promote maternal mental health care among nurses and midwives in Ghana
Associate professor Sahar Hassan, Birzeit University, presenting her poster on Percieved barriers and opportunities of providing quality familily planning services among Palestinian midwives in the West Bank.
May 26: Two oral presentations.
PhD candidate Innes Agbenu, University of Ghana, gave an oral presentation on her study of Gender-based violence screening practices among maternal health care providers in Ghana
Associate professor Lillian Ohene presented her study on Drivers and facilitators of sexually transmitted infections services beyond knowledge and awareness among nurses and midwives in Ghana
May 27 – Three oral presentations.
PhD candidate Khadeja Zaza presented her qualitative study on Healthcare providers perseption of maternal and newborn care quality in the West Bank, Palestine
Associate professor Hilde Tinderholt Myrhaug, OsloMet, presented Te value of Midwife-led continuity of care models in Low-and Middle income countries: a qualitative evidence synthesis.
Senior lecturer Andrew Symon, University of Dundee, and sssociate professor Berit Mortensen, OsloMet, presented the study Validating the Quality Maternal and Newborn Care Framework Index: A global tool for Quality-of-Care Evaluation
