Maternal and Reproductive Health Faculty of Health Sciences Professor Colin Martin Project Lead +44 (0)1482 46 c.r.martin@hull.ac.uk The Challenge We conduct research into diverse areas of reproductive, maternal and sexual health relevant to contemporary clinical practice and service development. Our work focuses on the psychosocial aspects of nationally- and internationally-relevant areas such as perinatal mental health, teenage pregnancy, and sexuality in healthcare and maternity care. The Approach We have strong links with the NHS and attract research funding from a range of National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) and charity streams around maternal and reproductive health. OUR AIMS To undertake research and scholarly activity relevant to contemporary clinical practice and service development in the broad areas of perinatal mental health, teenage pregnancy and maternity care To draw up a three year development plan which takes into account the strategic priorities and specific performance targets of the faculty's research strategy, and the development needs of its members Projects Evaluation of perinatal mental health services Jones, Jomeen, Martin (2019) Supporting women with tokophobia and fear of childbirth Jones, Jomeen, Wadephul, Marshall (2018) Schools health promotion project (SHP) in Jigawa State, Nigeria Smith (2018) View all projects 'Evaluation of a combined sexual health, Substance misuse and Support services for young people in England' (2019) 'Supporting women with tokophobia and fear of childbirth', Jones, Jomeen, Wadephul, Marshall (2018) 'Identifying and overcoming barriers to the effective delivery of anaemia reduction services in Indian adolescent girls', Hayter, Ahankari, Smith (2018) 'Schools health promotion project (SHP) in Jigawa State, Nigeria', Smith (2018) 'LGBT Experiences of primary care in Hull and East Riding', Hayter, Jones (2016) 'Evaluation of Welcome to the World', Jones, Jomeen, Wadephul (2015) 'Preventing unplanned repeat pregnancy in teenage mothers: a qualitative study of patients’ and professionals’ experiences of nurse led home based sexual health care', Hayter, Owen, Jones, Harrison (2014) Members Professor Colin Martin Co-Lead School of Health and Social Work c.r.martin@hull.ac.uk Catriona Jones Co-Lead School of Health and Social Work c.jones@hull.ac.uk +44 (0)1482 464624 Outputs and publications Research Students Catriona Jones A grounded theory of asexuality Professor Mark Hayter and Professor Julie Jomeen Sheen MacRae Sexuality in the digital age Professor Mark Hayter and Professor Julie Jomeen Inspired? Our research impacts the world. Come and join us.Be part of a vibrant research community at the University of Hull. Find out more