Mrs Marie Naish

Senior Teaching Fellow

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Email: m.e.naish@soton.ac.uk

Address: B67, West Highfield Campus, University Road, SO17 1BJ (View in Google Maps)

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Publications

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A concise guide to continuity of care in midwifery

Ellen Kitson-Reynolds,

Kate Ashforth,

Marie Naish,

Lesley Turner,

Margaret Anne O'brien,

& Emer Kelly

, 2021

DOI: 10.4324/9781003051527

Type: book

Biography

Marie Naish is a Senior Teaching Fellow, Midwifery Programme Lead and Midwifery Group Manager within the School of Health Sciences, University of Southampton. Marie is also undertaking her doctorate, exploring the experiences of women, birth partners and midwives of a dedicated, 24 hour support and advice telephone line for use in labour.

Educating and nurturing the next generation of midwives to empower women and birthing people, while providing high quality, person-centred care, is a fulfilling and rewarding role

My professional background is as a midwife, working initially with vulnerable families and later in an integrated midwifery team.

My academic activity is linked to:

All aspects of midwifery practice particularly physiological birth and the latent phase of labour
Empowering women and birthing people to make choices
Decision making, particularly in relation to partnership working and shared decision making
Research exploring telephone interaction between women and midwives, particularly in relation to how conversations are interpreted, understood and experienced by each party
Collaboration between maternity and emergency services and the impact on experience and safety
Qualitative research methods – particularly interpretative phenomenological analysis

Marie is currently undertaking her doctorate exploring the experiences of women, birth partners and midwives of a dedicated, 24 hour support and advice telephone line for use in labour. Marie is particularly interested in the interaction between midwives and women, and the differences, or similarities, between them in how telephone conversations are experienced, interpreted and understood.

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