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Lactation After Infant Death: Partners’ Experiences
Author/editor: Katherine Carroll, Simon Copland, Debbie Noble-Carr & Catherine Waldby
Year published: 2021
Funded by: Newborn Intensive Care Foundation This publication reports on the findings of a pilot study funded by the Newborn Intensive Care Foundation. Researchers interviewed seven bereaved fathers, in the ACT and Queensland, in order to examine their experiences, perspectives and practices toward...
Mapping Hospital-Based Lactation Care Provided to Bereaved Mothers: A Basis for Quality Improvement
Author/editor: Debbie Noble-Carr, Katherine Carroll, & Catherine Waldby
Year published: 2021
The study aimed to identify and map the factors that shape the delivery of hospital-based lactation care for bereaved mothers to inform quality improvement initiatives targeting hospital-based lactation care. Focus groups and interviews were conducted at three large hospitals in Australia with 113...
June 2020
Author/editor: Lactation After Infant Death
Year published: 2020
The June 2020 edition of the ‘Lactation after Infant Death’ Project Newsletter is available here.
Lactation after infant death: an analysis of Australian healthcare agencies’ online health information
Author/editor: Lara Sweeney, Katherine Carroll, Debbie Noble-Carr & Catherine Waldby
Year published: 2020
Lactation is a potent signifier of maternal love and care commonly associated with early motherhood and infant survival. It is common, however, for bereaved mothers who have recently undergone miscarriage, stillbirth or infant death to produce breastmilk. Drawing on a critical feminist lens that...
March 2020
Author/editor: Lactation After Infant Death
Year published: 2020
The March 2020 edition of the ‘Lactation after Infant Death’ Project Newsletter is available here.
Naked loan selfies: Becoming collateral, becoming pornography
Author/editor: Liu, Jessie & Keane, Helen
Year published: 2020
Naked loan selfies are a Chinese Internet phenomenon in which naked selfies taken by young women are used as a form of collateral in peer-to-peer loaning systems. Despite being the subject of sensationalised media coverage in China, naked loan selfies have so far received only very limited academic...
September 2020
Author/editor: Lactation After Infant Death
Year published: 2020
The September 2020 edition of the ‘Lactation after Infant Death’ Project Newsletter is available here.
