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Mrs Hannah Rayment-Jones

NIHR Doctoral Research Fellow

Biography

Hannah Rayment-Jones is a midwife in the second year of a full time, NIHR funded PhD, researching how maternity care can improve clinical outcomes and experiences for women with social risk factors.

Hannah's previous post was a
midwifery tutor in the Florence Nightingale Faculty of Nursing and Midwifery at KCL, leading the Social Sciences and Normalising Birth modules. She has also worked in a range of clinical midwifery settings, including the award-winning caseload team at Imperial College NHS Trust, providing continuity of care for socially vulnerable women and a successful homebirth service.

Her research interests focus on improving perinatal morbidity, mortality, and experiences of women with low socioeconomic status and those living socially complex lives. She is committed to ensuring the patient voice is heard in the research and implementation process. Hannah has published and presented her work nationally and internationally.

    Research

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    Midwifery & Maternal Health

    The Midwifery & Maternal Health Research Group is developing a programme of high-quality research to foster improvements to the delivery, outcomes and experiences of maternity care services.

      Research

      C0091669-Newborn_baby_s_grip_reflex-SPL
      Midwifery & Maternal Health

      The Midwifery & Maternal Health Research Group is developing a programme of high-quality research to foster improvements to the delivery, outcomes and experiences of maternity care services.