Public Health Research and Me
The Public Health Research and Me podcast is led by the public partners of Fuse - the Centre for Translational Research in Public Health - to bridge the gap between researchers and public audiences.
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Shaping better maternity services through public involvement (opens the original)
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In this episode, host and Fuse public partner, Hannah Murray, speaks with Fuse researcher Dr Kerry Brennan-Tovey about the SEAMS study - Supporting Engagement with and Access to Maternity Services. This study explores the barriers that pregnant women on low income face when accessing maternity care. Together, they talk about what prompted the study, how the research team ensured that a range of people from different backgrounds and experiences were involved in the research, and how the voices of
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