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Clinicians' views of factors influencing decision-making for caesarean section: A systematic review and metasynthesis of qualitative, quantitative and mixed methods studies (2018)

Daly, Deirdre; Panda, Sunita

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Cow’s milk protein allergy in infants (2016)

Daly, Deirdre

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Factors influencing decision-making for caesarean section in Sweden - a qualitative study (2018)

Daly, Deirdre; Panda, Sunita

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Improving the organisation of maternal health service delivery and optimising childbirth by increasing vaginal birth after caesarean section through enhanced women-centred care (optibirth trial): study protocol for a randomised controlled trial (isrctn10612254) (2018)

Clarke, Mike; Savage, Gerard; Smith, Valerie; Daly, Deirdre; Devane, Declan; Gross, Mec...

Clarke, Mike; Savage, Gerard; Smith, Valerie; Daly, Deirdre; Devane, Declan; Gross, Mechthild M.; Grylka-Baeschlin, Susanne; Healy, Patricia; Morano, Sandra; Nicoletti, Jane; Begley, Cecily

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Background: The proportion of pregnant women who have a caesarean section shows a wide variation across Europe, and concern exists that these proportions are increasing. Much of the increase in caesarean sections in recent years is due to a cascade effect in which a woman who has had one caesarean section is much more likely to have one again if she has another baby. In some places, it has become common practice for a woman who has had a caesarean section to have this procedure again as a matter of routine. The alternative, vaginal birth after caesarean (VBAC), which has been widely recommended, results in fewer undesired results or complications and is the preferred option for most women. However, VBAC rates in some countries are much lower than in other countries. Methods/Design: The OptiBIRTH trial uses a cluster randomised design to test a specially developed approach to try to improve the VBAC rate. It will attempt to increase VBAC rates from 25 % to 40 % through increased wome...

http://hdl.handle.net/10379/10804

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Influence of women's request and preference on rising rate of caesarean section - a comparison of reviews (2020)

Daly, Deirdre; Panda, Sunita

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Labour characteristics of women achieving successful vaginal birth after caesarean section in three European countries (2019)

Grylka-Baeschlin, Susanne; Clarke, Mike; Begley, Cecily; Daly, Deirdre; Healy, Patricia...

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Major variations in childbirth interventions in high-income countries: A multinational cross-sectional study (2020)

Daly, Deirdre

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What maternal health-related research matters to women in the first year postpartum? (2019)

Daly, Deirdre

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Prevalence of and risk factors associated with sexual health issues in primiparous women at 6 and 12 months postpartum; a longitudinal prospective cohort study (the MAMMI study). (2018)

O'Malley, Deirdre; Higgins, Agnes; Begley, Cecily; Daly, Deirdre; Smith, Valerie

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Process evaluation for optibirth, a randomised controlled trial of a complex intervention designed to increase rates of vaginal birth after caesarean section (2018)

Healy, Patricia; Smith, Valerie; Savage, Gerard; Clarke, Mike; Devane, Declan; Gross, M...

Process evaluation for optibirth, a randomised controlled trial of a complex intervention designed to increase rates of vaginal birth after caesarean section (2018)

Healy, Patricia; Smith, Valerie; Savage, Gerard; Clarke, Mike; Devane, Declan; Gross, Mechthild M.; Morano, Sandra; Daly, Deirdre; Grylka-Baeschlin, Susanne; Nicoletti, Jane; Sinclair, Marlene; Maguire, Rebekah; Carroll, Margaret; Begley, Cecily

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Background: Complex interventions encompassing several interconnecting and interacting components can be challenging to evaluate. Examining the underlying trial processes while an intervention is being tested can assist in explaining why an intervention was effective (or not). This paper describes a process evaluation of a pan-European cluster randomised controlled trial, OptiBIRTH (undertaken in Ireland, Italy and Germany), that successfully used both quantitative and qualitative methods to enhance understanding of the underlying trial mechanisms and their effect on the trial outcome. Methods: We carried out a mixed methods process evaluation. Quantitative and qualitative data were collected from observation of the implementation of the intervention in practice to determine whether it was delivered according to the original protocol. Data were examined to assess the delivery of the various components of the intervention and the receipt of the intervention by key stakeholders (pregn...

http://hdl.handle.net/10379/11874

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Prognostic factors for pregnancy-related pelvic girdle pain, a systematic review (2018)

Wuytack, Francesca; Daly, Deirdre; Begley, Cecily

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Protocol for the development of a salutogenic intrapartum core outcome set (SIPCOS) (2017)

SMITH, VALERIE; DALY, DEIRDRE; BEGLEY, CECILY

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Protocol for the development of a salutogenic intrapartum core outcome set (sipcos) (2018)

Smith, Valerie; Daly, Deirdre; Lundgren, Ingela; Eri, Tine; Begley, Cecily; Gross, Mech...

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Readmission following caesarean section: Outcomes for women in an Irish maternity hospital (2016)

Daly, Deirdre; Begley, Cecily; Panda, Sunita

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Salutogenically focused outcomes in systematic reviews of intrapartum interventions: a systematic review of systematic reviews (2018)

Smith, Valerie; Daly, Deirdre; Lundgren, Ingela; Eri, Tine; Benstoem, Carina; Devane, D...

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Salutogenically focused outcomes in systematic reviews of intrapartum interventions: a systematic review of systematic reviews. (2014)

SMITH, VALERIE; DALY, DEIRDRE

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Stop, think, reflect, realise ? first-time mothers? views on taking part in longitudinal maternal health research (2019)

Daly, Deirdre; Carroll, Margaret

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Stop, think, reflect, realise first-time mothers' experiences of taking part in longitudinal maternal health research (2019)

Daly, Deirdre

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The effectiveness and characteristics of pregnancy yoga interventions: a systematic review protocol (2020)

Eustace-Cook, Jessica; Daly, Deirdre

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Variations in childbirth interventions in high-income countries: protocol for a multi-national cross-sectional study (2018)

Seijmonsbergen-Schermers, Anna; de Jonge, Ank; van den Akker, Thomas; Beeckman, Katrien...

Variations in childbirth interventions in high-income countries: protocol for a multi-national cross-sectional study (2018)

Seijmonsbergen-Schermers, Anna; de Jonge, Ank; van den Akker, Thomas; Beeckman, Katrien; Bogaerts, Annick; Barros, Monalisa; Janssen, Patricia; Binfa, Lorena; Rydahl, Eva; Frith, Lucy; Gross, Mechthild; H?lfd?nsd?ttir, Berglind; Daly, Deirdre; Calleja-Agius, Jean; Gillen, Patricia; Vika Nilsen, Anne Britt; Declercq, Eugene

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Introduction: There are growing concerns about the increase in rates of commonly used childbirth interventions. When indicated, childbirth interventions are crucial for preventing maternal and perinatal morbidity and mortality, but their routine use in healthy women and children leads to avoidable maternal and neonatal harm. Establishing ideal rates of interventions can be challenging. This study aims to describe the range of variations in the use of commonly used childbirth interventions in high-income countries around the world, and in outcomes in nulliparous and multiparous women. Methods and analysis: This multinational cross-sectional study will use data from births in 2013 with national population data or representative samples of the population of pregnant women in high-income countries. Data from women who gave birth to a single child from 37 weeks gestation onwards will be included and the results will be presented for nulliparous and multiparous women separately. Anonymis...

http://hdl.handle.net/2262/91779

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