Rate My Professor Maree Crepinsek

Her research interests include woman-centred care, perinatal mental health of women during childbearing globally, embryonic structures, maternal health, child health, neonatal nursing, perinatal mental health, breastfeeding, and lactation. Notable publications encompass 'A global review of the inferred meaning of woman centred care within midwifery professional standards' (2023, Women and Birth), co-authored with Rebecca Bell, Iain Graham, and Rosanne Coutts; the Cochrane systematic review 'Interventions for preventing mastitis after childbirth' (2020), with Emily Taylor, Keryl Michener, and Fiona Stewart; and 'Towards a conceptualisation of woman centred care — A global review of professional standards' (2022). Earlier works include 'The baby-friendly hospital initiative and breastfeeding duration' (2005, co-authored with A. Fallon, Desley Hegney, and Maxine O'Brien) and 'An evaluation of a telephone-based postnatal support intervention' (2005, co-authored with A.B. Fallon, Jackie Doolan, and Desley Hegney). Conference presentations feature 'Against all odds: a retrospective study of women who succeeded at breastfeeding despite extraordinary difficulties' and 'Interventions for preventing mastitis after childbirth: Cochrane Systematic Review'. Her contributions advance midwifery education and practices in breastfeeding support and woman-centred approaches.