People
Our staff, researchers and visiting scholars.
Karen Casson
- Maternal and child health
- Personal and Public Involvement [PPI]
Email: k.casson@ulster.ac.uk
Helen Dolk
- Birth Defect Surveillance in Low and Middle Income Countries
- Medication Safety in Pregnancy
- Use of electronic healthcare data and registries
Email: h.dolk@ulster.ac.uk
Lesley Dornan
- Infant and maternal health with a focus on breastfeeding
- Maternal and infant health risk factors in fragile settings
- Public Health in Low Income Settings
- Motivational and contextual education
Email: l.dornan@ulster.ac.uk
Patricia Gillen
- Workplace culture including stress, bullying, burnout, professional issues
- Stakeholder engagement and involvement in research, including personal and public involvement and practitioner engagement
- Midwifery- including place of birth, economic implications
Email: p.gillen@ulster.ac.uk
Joanne Given
- Medication safety in pregnancy
- Congenital anomalies
- Administrative data
Email: je.given@ulster.ac.uk
George Kernohan
- Global health improvement
- Health Technology Assessment
- Palliative Care for All
Email: wg.kernohan@ulster.ac.uk
Bernie Reid
- Research areas of interest: Women and Child Health, Public Health
Email: bb.reid@ulster.ac.uk
Marlene Sinclair
- Midwifery and Maternal Health: Breastfeeding research including breastfeeding children with birth anomalies, interventions for breastfeeding trauma, impact of nipple pain, medication and pollutant transfer into breastmilk, applied motivational theory and EMDR for perinatal trauma.
- Perinatal Epidemiology Congenital anomalies and birth defects including the impact on families, education and health, medication safety in pregnancy and risk of congenital anomalies.
Email: m.sinclair1@ulster.ac.uk