QUBNursing&Midwifery Maria Lohan outlines 4 themes that emerged:
1: How to implement gender-transformative approaches?
2. How to deliver services at scale?
3. Participation of end users & reach to policy-makers to achieve sustainable change?
4. More attention to lower and middle income countries

Professor Maria Lohan from QUBNursing&Midwifery presents the 26 research priorities identified, which are available to view in an interactive online chart here: masculinities.srhr.org #CPD57

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Shared Research Priorities For Engaging Men and Boys in SRHR in Accountable Ways

SONM at QUB invites you to this event at the United Nations International Conference on Population and Development, New York which we have co-organised with the WHO, UNFPA & MenEngage Alliance.

The School of Nursing and Midwifery Well-Being Ambassadors organised a coffee morning celebration for September 21 Midwifery students, who completed their final day of tuition on 11th April. ☕ 🍰

We wish you all well for the rest of your programme 🎉

If you are a midwife or midwifery students working in Northern Ireland or Ireland, you are invited to share your views in a survey on how you feel about being a midwife and what makes you proud to be a midwife.

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