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Jo Murphy-Lawless

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The Practising Midwife|June 17, 2011
Creating change in improbable places: the Birth Project GroupJo Murphy-Lawless
The Practising Midwife|December 8, 2015
Reflections on human rights as a reality for women and midwivesJo Murphy-Lawless
Women and Birth : Journal of the Australian College of Midwives|November 28, 2016
Unilateral collaboration: The practices and understandings of traditional birth attendants in southeastern NigeriaMagdalena Ohaja, Jo Murphy-Lawless
International Journal of Women'S Health|February 12, 2014
Irish midwives' experiences of providing maternity care to non-Irish women seeking asylumCarolyn L Tobin, Jo Murphy-Lawless
Women and Birth : Journal of the Australian College of Midwives|February 6, 2019
Midwives' views of traditional birth attendants within formal healthcare in NigeriaMagdalena Ohaja, Jo Murphy-Lawless, Margaret Dunlea
Midwifery|September 28, 2013
Childbirth in exile: asylum seeking women's experience of childbirth in IrelandCarolyn Tobin, Jo Murphy-Lawless, Cheryl Tatano Beck
Midwifery|May 9, 2006
Childbirth policies and practices in Ireland and the journey towards midwifery-led careDeclan Devane, Jo Murphy-Lawless, Cecily M Begley
The Practising Midwife|March 8, 2014
The politics of maternityRosemary Mander, Nadine Edwards, Nessa McHugh, et al.
The Practising Midwife|April 6, 2016
Are staffing shortages changing the culture of midwifery?Nadine Edwards, Arianna Gilbert, Rosemary Mander, et al.
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The Practising Midwife|June 17, 2011
Creating change in improbable places: the Birth Project GroupJo Murphy-Lawless
The Practising Midwife|December 8, 2015
Reflections on human rights as a reality for women and midwivesJo Murphy-Lawless
Women and Birth : Journal of the Australian College of Midwives|November 28, 2016
Unilateral collaboration: The practices and understandings of traditional birth attendants in southeastern NigeriaMagdalena Ohaja, Jo Murphy-Lawless
International Journal of Women'S Health|February 12, 2014
Irish midwives' experiences of providing maternity care to non-Irish women seeking asylumCarolyn L Tobin, Jo Murphy-Lawless
Women and Birth : Journal of the Australian College of Midwives|February 6, 2019
Midwives' views of traditional birth attendants within formal healthcare in NigeriaMagdalena Ohaja, Jo Murphy-Lawless, Margaret Dunlea
Midwifery|September 28, 2013
Childbirth in exile: asylum seeking women's experience of childbirth in IrelandCarolyn Tobin, Jo Murphy-Lawless, Cheryl Tatano Beck
Midwifery|May 9, 2006
Childbirth policies and practices in Ireland and the journey towards midwifery-led careDeclan Devane, Jo Murphy-Lawless, Cecily M Begley
The Practising Midwife|March 8, 2014
The politics of maternityRosemary Mander, Nadine Edwards, Nessa McHugh, et al.
The Practising Midwife|April 6, 2016
Are staffing shortages changing the culture of midwifery?Nadine Edwards, Arianna Gilbert, Rosemary Mander, et al.
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