Teaching and Research
Teaching and Research
Teaching areas:
- Professional issues
- Governance and quality
- Leadership
- Professional Midwifery Advocate
- Intrapartum care
- Reproductive health
- Newborn
- Maternal obesity
- Public Health and the midwife
Research areas:
- Antenatal Physical Activity and Wellbeing
Professional Bodies
Professional bodies
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Association / Society
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Contribution to Association / Society
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Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC)
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RM, RN, Lecturer/Practice Educator
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The Higher Education Academy
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Fellow
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Living Well Research Group – 91大神
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Member
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Royal College of Midwives
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Member
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Publications/Conferences/Outputs
Research outputs
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Dates
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Details
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Institutions involved
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Funding
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September 2020
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Introduction to public health and health promotion chapter for Public Health book for Student Nurses
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Cardiff University
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N/A
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January 2020-March 2020
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Co-creation of learning package around 3 key outputs with underpinning of key evidence, national policies academic principles. Based on outputs from original project in 2019
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LMS for Hereford and 91大神shire, Wye Valley Trust and 91大神shire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust
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£12,000
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January 2019-March 2019
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Co-authored an Academic impression of literature with focus on 2 key elements of Saving babies Lives V1 National Bundle with recommendations for practice
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LMS for Hereford and 91大神shire, Wye Valley Trust and 91大神shire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust
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£20,000
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Publications:
Stephens, L (2019) Supporting professional midwifery advocates to enhance implementation of the A-EQUIP model MIDIRS Midwifery Digest, Vol 29 (2) pp. 159-161
Martin T, Stephens L, Dennis T. (2018) Introduction and background to the role of professional midwifery advocate MIDIRS Midwifery Digest, Vol 28 (2) pp.161-163
Stephens, L (2007) Promoting Exercise in Pregnancy MIDIRS Midwifery Digest 17:1 pp.48-51
Conferences attended
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Date
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Conference
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Role
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September 2019
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PMA National Conference
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Participant
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March 2019
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Saving Babies Lives
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Presented findings on a literature review related to fetal well-being
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