Mary Sidebotham Professor
机构: Transforming Maternity Care Collaborative
每年引用次数
引用次数
引用: 3,610
H-指数: 32
I10-指数 : 63
出版物: 130
Midwives must, obstetricians may: An ethnographic exploration of how policy documents organise intrapartum fetal monitoring practice
Kirsten A Small , Mary Sidebotham , Jennifer Fenwick , Jenny Gamble
Women and Birth 35 ( 2) e188 -e197
7
2022
The social organisation of decision-making about intrapartum fetal monitoring: An Institutional Ethnography
Kirsten A Small , Mary Sidebotham , Jennifer Fenwick , Jenny Gamble
Women and Birth 36 ( 3) 281 -289
4
2023
Does intrapartum CTG save lives?
Kirsten Small , Mary Sidebotham , Jenny Gamble , Jennifer Fenwick
Midwifery Matters ( 168)
1
2021
Identifying the priorities for midwifery education across Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand: A Delphi study
Lois McKellar , Jenny Gamble , Mary Sidebotham , Andrea Gilkinson
2022
Driving transformation of midwifery education in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand
Lois McKellar , Jenny Gamble , Mary Sidebotham , Andrea Gilkinson
2022
Equipping midwifery leaders to drive maternity care reform
Mrs Joy Adcock , Mary Sidebotham , Jenny Gamble
Women and Birth 35 21 -21
2022
Issues in Perinatal Care
Amie Steel , Jon Adams , Jane Frawley , Jon Wardle
Examining the transformation of midwifery education in Australia to inform future directions: An integrative review
Lois McKellar , Kristen Graham , Athena Sheehan , Julie-Anne Fleet
Women and Birth 36 ( 2) 155 -166
12
2023
Examining the transformation of midwifery education in Australia to inform future directions: an integrative literature review
Lois Mckellar , Ms Kristen Graham , Athena Sheehan , Julie-Anne Fleet
Women and Birth 36 S1 -S2
2023
Work, health and emotional lives of midwives in the United Kingdom: the UK WHELM study
B Hunter , J Henley , J Fenwick , Mary Sidebotham
Project commissioned by the Royal College of Midwives. Cardiff: Cardiff University
66
2018
The prevalence of burnout, depression, anxiety and stress in the Lithuanian midwifery workforce and correlation with sociodemographic factors
Vita Vaičienė , Aurelija Blaževičienė , Jurate Macijauskiene , Mary Sidebotham
Nursing Open 9 ( 4) 2209 -2216
22
2022
Prepared and motivated to work in midwifery continuity of care? A descriptive analysis of midwifery students’ perspectives
Joanne Carter , Mary Sidebotham , Elaine Dietsch
Women and Birth 35 ( 2) 160 -171
11
2022
Victorian midwives’ motivation and ability to contribute to Maternity Service Reform
Ms Marnie Icim , Amanda Carter , Mary Sidebotham , Elaine Dietsch
Women and Birth 36 S18 -S18
2023
Celebrating the impact and potential of midwifery education
Mary Sidebotham , Megan Cooper
Nurse education in practice 70 103670 -103670
2023
Birth Houses in Australia: Women's motivations for and experiences of using birth houses
Ms Rowena Shakes , Roslyn Donnellan-Fernandez , Mary Sidebotham
Women and Birth 35 18 -18
2022
An exploration of the transformational potential of supportive mentorship relationships within midwifery education and practice.
Mary Sidebotham
Nurse Education in Practice 24 90 -91
2016
ÔØ Å ÒÙ× Ö ÔØ
Amanda G Carter , Debra K Creedy , Mary Sidebotham
2015
A Most Fulfilling Time
Mary Sidebotham
Australian College of Midwives
2011
Ovum donation.
Mary Sidebotham
Journal of the British Menopause Society 7 ( 2)
2001
Baby Friendly, Mother Friendly, 1st edn, Susan Murray (Ed.), Mosby, Oxford (1996), ISBN: 0 7234 2123 4
Mary Sidebotham
Midwifery 12 ( 4) 210 -210
1996