Co-producing childbirth knowledge: a qualitative study of birth stories in antenatal sessions

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@agnesjuliet I have mentioned Leah de Quattro's PhD, haven't I? https://t.co/CKtOnpY85Q

@agnesjuliet @oldenoughtosay Here is a paper that one of our PhD students, Leah de Quattro, published on birth knowledge https://t.co/xL6Eiab7bl

'Co-producing childbirth knowledge': This study highlights the importance of shared story telling among pregnant women #BMCPregnancyChildbirth https://t.co/tw2qLLsADa https://t.co/jO5hD7E2GR

RT @ctimmermann: Sorting unread emails received between 24 Nov and 4 Dec, I found that an article by one of my PhD students, Leah de Quattr…

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