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Hannover Midwifery Research& Education Unit

Research & Programme Review

2001-2016

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FOREWORD

With the 15th anniversary of the Midwifery Research and Education Unit, I realised that I have seen a dream come true: the establishment of a midwifery research and education group with collaborations at the local, national, and international level. I am therefore pleased to offer you the Research Review of the Midwifery Research and Education Unit at Hannover Medical School, which demonstrates our activities and the people behind them.

I have personally been interested in advancing research and continuing education for midwives in Germany since at least 1989, when I attended an International Congress of Midwives workshop on midwifery research in Tubingen. This experience compelled me to organise and chair annual research conferences for German-speaking midwives, and eventually to lead this research unit dedicated to midwifery research. The current participation in the European Master of Science in Midwifery programme, the supervision of doctoral students, as well as original research both supports young midwife scholars and the profession while producing evidence to improve maternity care nationally and internationally.

Our research in midwifery and maternal health is diverse, and our unit's scholars have covered topics ranging from women’s self-diagnosis of labour progress to the current situation of midwifery research and education in several regions. I invite you to learn more about our work and scholars in this report.

Sincerely,

Prof Dr. Mechthild M. Gross

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CONTENTS

HANNOVER MIDWIFERY RESEARCH AND EDUCATION UNIT 4

Head of Hannover Midwifery Research and Education Unit 4

Lecturers and Research Staff 5

Former Staff Members 6

RESEARCH 7

Antenatal care in the European Union 7

Babies Born Better 7

Antenatal vaginal pH and preterm birth 7

Birthing with confidence 7

Fear of childbirth 8

Midwifery Literature Service 8

OptiBIRTH Study 8

Stillbirth– Lancet 8

Development of Standards for Further Midwifery Education 9

Exhibition: History of Midwifery 9

Further Education for Midwives in North Rhine-Westphalia 9

Interdisciplinary Committee on the German Antenatal Care Record 9

Maternal Wellbeing after Preterm Birth 10

Pro Geb Study 10

Pro Kind Study 10

Models of Midwifery Care in Germany 10

Doctoral Theses 11

Master Theses 11

Other external activities 12

PROGRAMMES AND EDUCATION 13

European Master of Science in Midwifery Programme 13

COST Action IS 0907 14

COST Action IS 1405 14

Partners and Collaborators 14

GRANTS AND AWARDS 15

PUBLICATIONS AND SCIENTIFIC ACTIVITIES 16

Publications 16

Unpublished Academic Activities 26

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The Hannover Midwifery Research and Education Unit is settled within the Department of Obstetrics, Gynaecologyand Reproductive Medicine at the Hannover Medical School (MHH), one of Germany's leading universities in medical research, patient care and teaching. Since 2001, the unit has published over 110 peer-reviewed papers and abstracts and received funding from several sources including the German Research Society (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft), the European Union and governmental institutions.

Strategic Aims

The unit's main goals are to advance the profession of midwifery and to improve the quality of midwifery care with a combination of research and strategic actions. The unit seeks to assess and create educational and professional opportunities for midwives, while developing a body of midwife-focused research to inform the clinical needs of women, babys and their families.

Research Interests

The Unit’s research interests span a variety of topics in maternal health, including: s The education and academic development of midwives.The effect of medical intervention on the birth process.

s Relating women’s perceptions and expectations to birth events and outcomes.

s Scientific documentation of the process of birth with respect to significant events over time.

s The circumstances affecting the provision of midwife care. s How to implement scientific research in midwifery care. s Midwives’ perspectives on specific aspects of labour and birth, such as pain or caesarean birth.

s Midwives’ perceptions of research in their profession.

HEAD OF HANNOVER MIDWIFERY RESEARCH AND EDUCATION UNIT_______________________________________________________________Prof. Dr. Mechthild GrossMidwife, Director Midwifery Research and Education Unit

Prof. Dr. Gross was trained and has been practicing as a midwife since 1989. She holds a Masters degree in Psychology from the Uni-versity of Constance and a PhD from Bremen University. She joined Hannover Medical School as a research fellow and consultant mid-wife in 2001, and has set up the Hannover Midwifery Research and Education Unit. In 2010, her postdoctoral thesis (Habilitation) was accepted by the Hannover Medical School, followed by becoming a professor in 2015.

Prof. Dr. Gross has a long-standing interest in the academic training of midwives. Following an International Congress of Midwives workshop on midwifery research in Tubingen, Germany in 1989, she organized and has chaired annual research conferences for German speaking midwives. These conferences are attended by midwives and midwifery students from German speaking countries, many of whom have been actively involved in research.

While she devotes half of her time to research, Prof. Dr. Gross conti-nues to practice part-time as a midwife in the MHH Women's Clinic, a tertiary hospital. In addition, she was involved in teaching medical students, and has been setting up a programme for advanced mid-wifery education (MSc). Another focus is around midwife-led models of care.

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LECTURERS AND RESEARCH STAFF_______________________________________________________________Hanna Gehling (since 2015)Midwife, BSc, MScMs. Gehling is a midwife who worked in antenatal, delivery and postnatal wards in Ireland, Germany and Malawi since graduating in 2006. After her experience as a volunteer midwife instructor and practical supervisor in Africa she decided to enrich her practical midwifery knowledge with an academic training. She finished her postgraduate studies at Hannover Medical School in 2015. Straight after graduating she started a position as a research assistant at the midwifery research and education unit as the programme coordinator of the European MSc Midwifery as well as leading four modules as a lecturer.

Susanne Grylka-Baeschlin (since 2013)Midwife, MSc, PhD Student Ms. Grylka-Baeschlin is a trained midwife with more than 20 years of clinical experience. In 2013 she finished the European Master of Science in Midwifery Programme. Since September 2013 she works at the Midwifery Research and Education Unit as a research assistant mainly for the OptiBIRTH study. She still works as a midwife in a Swiss hospital and currently attends the PhD programme Epidemiolo-gy at Hannover Biomedical Research School.

Anne Köhne (since 2016)Midwife, BSc, MScMs. Köhne is a trained midwife, who still works as a midwife at a large maternity unit in Hannover. In 2013, she started working as a study midwife for the OptiBIRTH study for the Midwifery Research and Education Unit. Since 2016, she is a research assistant on-site. She also finished her Master’s degree in Public Health in 2016.

Dr. Antje Petersen (since 2008)Former Doctoral StudentDr. Petersen was a doctoral student from 2008 until 2012 in the Midwifery Unit (summa cum laude). She continued her collaboration with the Midwifery Unit by supervising students for their bachelor and master thesis. Since 2011 she is employed as an assistant doctor in the Clinic of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care at the Hannover Medical School.

Gitta Scholz (since 2016)Midwife, BScMs. Scholz is a midwife with 16 years of experience in midwife-led antenatal and postnatal care as well as homebirth. She trained mid-wifery students in her practice for over 10 years. Since 2013, she is voluntarily active in the Midwife Association for Hannover Midwives. In 2015, Ms. Scholz finished her Bachelor degree in Midwifery at the Osnabrück University of Applied Sciences. Currently, she is studying for a Master in Public Health at Hannover Medical School.

Gabriela Schmitz (since 2010)RN, MA Nursing Pedagogy, MSc Nursing ScienceMs. Schmitz is a nursing scientist finishing her dissertation focusing on urinary incontinence. She worked as lecturer in higher education for health professionals at the Charité Berlin and currently at the Protestantic Univerity of Applied Science Berlin. She is teaching modules focused on midwifery education at the Hanover Medical School since 2010.

Kathrin Stoll (since 2011)Lecturer, PhDMs. Stoll has been involved with the MHH Midwifery Education and Research Unit for the past five years, in the capacity of part-time lecturer and research collaborator. Kathrin Stoll has degrees in psychology and sociology and recently completed a doctorate at the University of British Columbia. Dr. Stoll teaches advanced research methods to midwifery graduate students and has been involved in academic and community based research for the past 10 years, using a variety of qualitative and quantitative research methods. She has expertise in rural maternity research, pregnancy and birth research and quantitative methods, including survey and scale development, regression modeling and analysis of rural perinatal outcomes, using population data. Her primary postdoctoral research project is about perinatal outcomes of women who live in small rural communities.

Marina Weckend (since 2015) Midwife, RM, MScMs. Weckend is a midwife and currently works as a research assistant at the Midwifery Research and Education Unit. She also practices as an independent midwife and set up a midwifery service in a refugee camp in Celle, Germany. Marina completed her midwifery training in 2010 with a German state exam and then practiced as a midwife in both hospital and community settings in London, UK. She graduated at University of Central Lancashire, UK with an MSc in Midwifery and Women’s Health in 2015. Marina is a member of the COST Action IS1405, steering committee member and national coordinator for Germany of the Babies Born Better Project. Her current research covers various areas including maternity care for marginalised populations, de-medicalisation of childbirth, prevention of preterm birth, human rights and choice in childbirth.

Lesley Woodward (since 2012)Lecturer, MSc, PG Cert Ed Ms. Lesley Woodward is a practicing midwife and a part-time lecturer on the European Master of Science in Midwifery Programme. She is currently undertaking a PhD with Belfast University, Northern Ireland with a focus on obstetric and neonatal emergency skills training.

Sonja Helbig (since 2016)BSc, MSc, Dr. rer. nat. Dr. Helbig is a scientist with a background in biomedical research. She expands our team and is involved in several projects of the Midwifery Research Unit.

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FORMER STAFF MEMBERS_______________________________________________________________Annette Bernloehr (2010-2015)Midwife, MSc, PhD, LecturerDr. Bernloehr is a trained midwife and has more than ten years of clinical experience as a midwife. She became a lecturer in the European Master of Science in Midwifery Programme at Hannover Medical School in March 2010. Her scientific focus is on antenatal care in the European Union and on the quality of guidelines. Annette Bernloehr became a professor at Bochum University of Health Sciences in 2015.

Sabine de Wall (2014-2016)Midwife, Dipl. Päd.Ms. de Wall is a teacher of midwifery and holds an MSc in life long learning. She has more than twenty years of teaching experience. At MHH she worked in the administration of the European Master of Science in Midwifery and for the OptiBIRTH-study.

Louisa Ederhof ( 2012-2014)BSc, Student AssistantMs. Ederhof is a medical student at the MHH. She received her BSc in Biochemistry at the University of Winnipeg in Canada. She is very interested in obstetrics and hopes to become a perinatologist. Within the Midwifery Research Unit, she performed supportive duties, including website maintenance and translations.

Andrea MatterneMidwife, MScMs. Matterne is a midwife. She completed her studies in social work and recieved her Master degree at the Martin-Luther-University Halle Wittenberg.

Dr. Lea Köhler (2008-2010)

Claire Michelsen (2009–2010)Fulbright Student ScholarMs. Michelsen worked at the Midwifery Research Unit through her Fulbright Student Grant from September 2009 until July 2010. Her research within the unit focused on investigating the diverse models of midwifery care in Germany. She studied anthropology and philoso-phy at the New College of Florida.

Nantje Rüscher (2015–2016)FWJ

Sarah Schling (2008–2009)Doctoral Student

Dr. Christiane Schwarz (2006-2007, 2013-2016)Midwife, MScMs. Schwarz is a midwife with a 25-year background in homebirth and hospital birth as well as community midwifery . She practised in Germany, UK and New Zealand. At MHH, she was responsible for pre– and post-graduate midwifery education. She developed educational modules and was part of the multiprofessional obstetric emergency simulation training team.


current projects - RESEARCH

ANTENATAL CARE IN THE EUROPEAN UNIONS_______________________________________________________________In 2004, a survey documented and compared the content of national guidelines on antenatal care. This study found a marked difference between guidelines from states with a gross national product above average and those states with a more restricted national budget. Differences were also observed between the ‘older’ member states and those which had just joined the Union. Until today, little is known about the methodological rigour of the national guidelines, and how national guidelines develop their content further over time.The survey aims at improving knowledge about antenatal care in

Europe and the evolution of national guidelines by detailing the current content of national guidelines on antenatal care in the member states of the European Union (EU), analysing the changes in each national guideline over the past nine years, identifying patterns of care according to different geographical, financial, or other patterns of the member states, and by appraising the development processes of the national guidelines.

http://www.mh-hannover.de/26973.html

ANTENATAL VAGINAL PH AND PRETERM BIRTH_______________________________________________________________The prevention of preterm birth (PTB) poses a global health challenge, as it affects short- and long-term health of children, adolescents and adults. Worldwide, an annual estimated 14.9 million infants (11%) are born preterm, which is defined as being born before 37 completed weeks of gestation. Up to 40% of PTB’s are considered to be associated with genital tract infections. An elevated vaginal pH in pregnancy can indicate local infections at an early stage and is further positively

associated with caesarean sections, poor neonatal outcome and admission rates to a neonatal intensive care unit. However, literature on this topic is heterogenous and partly contradictory. The Midwifery Research and Education Unit in Hannover currently conducts a systematic review of the association of antenatal vaginal pH and preterm birth.https://www.mh-hannover.de/35234.html

BIRTHING WITH CONFIDENCE_______________________________________________________________Self-efficacy (confidence) is an established psychological construct that is used in many areas of health care. The view on well-being and salutogenesis may serve to not overstate risks. Thereby, it is possible to consider pregnancy and birth as less pathological, but much more as normal physiological events. This applies particularly in strengthe-ning the competence of (expectant) mothers. For this, instruments that adequately measure physiological settings are necessary. The questionnaire for obstetric self-efficacy, the Childbirth Self-Efficacy Inventory (CBSEI) may provide the impetus to deal specifically with birth and possible coping strategies.

Women's confidence in their ability to cope with positive birth can be recorded and, where appropriate, strengthened. More confident women give birth with less intervention and more often achieve spontaneous delivery. It would be ideal if the CBSEI would be com-pleted by every woman aspiring to vaginal delivery, in the third trimester. The most important aspect of the study, however, is the investigation of the association between mode of delivery and self-efficacy, a so-called "soft" factor. This has not previously been done.


BABIES BORN BETTER PROJECT______________________________The Babies Born Better Project was developed as a part of the COST Action IS0907. The aim of the project is to create a major resource for the improvement of maternal and childbirth care around the world by defining what works, for whom and in what circumstances.

One part of the project is the User Survey, which is a multilanguage online survey collecting information on women’s perceptions and experiences of maternity care. The survey commenced in 2014 and continuously collects data in currently over 30 countries, predominantlyin the European Union. At the moment, the survey is available in over20 languages. To date more than 40.000 women responded to the survey. The User Survey is unique not only in the large scale of service user involvement, but also in its philosophical approach embracing complexity theory as well as salutogenetic principles.The Midwifery Research and Education Unit in Hannover took part in the initiation of the survey and continues collaboration and advance-ment of the project in various ways. Members of our unit contribute to the steering committee of the Babies Born Better Project and provide national coordination for the project in Germany.

www.babiesbornbetter.orghttp://www.mh-hannover.de/29963.html


TEXTRESEARCH - current projects

FEAR OF CHILDBIRTH_______________________________________________________________In today's society pregnancy and childbirth are no longer considered natural stages of life, but a potential risk. The next generation of expectant mothers grew up with an intervention-rich birth culture and equates them with the optimal standard treatment (Luyben, 2001). Attitudes towards obstetric interventions such as epidurals or caesa-rean section and the fear of childbirth among young, non-pregnant adults are shaped by representative experiences (reports of family members and friends or media representations) (Stoll et al., 2014).

In cooperation with international colleagues, we are conducting a sur-vey to learn more about the attitudes of students towards pregnancy and childbirth. The survey is web-based. The data are important to help us understand the attitudes and information needs of young

adults from various countries towards pregnancy and childbirth. Preferences in the area of prenatal care will also be recorded. The questionnaire has already been used successfully internationally (in Canada, Australia, the USA, Iceland, Germany and England). This project has been carried out at the MHH in the fall of 2014 and is evaluated scientifically by Dr. Kathrin Stoll (University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada). Two master theses have been published in relation with this project:Emma Swift: A cross-sectional survey of childbirth fear and interven-tion preferences in the Islandic student population, 2015Joana Streffing: Ein Fragebogen zur Angst junger Erwachsener vor Schwangerschaft und Geburt, 2016http://www.mh-hannover.de/30155.html

STILLBIRTH - LANCET_______________________________________________________________Stillbirth is a devastating event for parents, families and health care staff. Despite significant advances in medical science, there has been little reduction in stillbirth rates in high-income countries for over two decades. The first Lancet´s Stillbirth Series, which was published in April 2011, aimed to bring attention to stillbirth and create the change needed to reduce stillbirths. However, there is still a lot of work to do. In this study parents, care providers and community members from different countries were surveyed. This knowledge will help to identify areas where actions can be taken to prevent stillbirths, and to improve care for families who have had a stillborn baby.

Purpose of this study is…… to learn more about practices, knowledge and views of stillbirth

from parents who have a stillborn baby.… to ask care providers about their experiences, views and practice in

caring for women and families around the time of stillbirth and in subsequent pregnancies, and about prio rities areas for continued research and practice in stillbirth prevention.

… to learn more about practices, knowledge and views of stillbirth from community members.

This knowledge will help to identify areas where actions can be taken to prevent stillbirths, and to improve care for families who have had a stillborn baby.


MIDWIFERY LITERATURE SERVICE_______________________________________________________________The Midwifery-Literature-Service (HeLiDi) is an abstract based supple-ment in the field of midwifery and obstetric research. Aiming to decrease misunderstandings based on language barriers, English abstracts are translated into German to reduce language barriers regarding current international obstetric literature. The data base contains approximately 100 translated articles. The supplement has

been published in four midwifery magazines in Germany, Austria and Switzerland twice a year since 1992.For the 15th anniversary of the Midwifery-Literature-Service, the Unit provided an index of contexts of all published issues on our homepage.

https://www.mh-hannover.de/13098.html#c37932

OPTIBIRTH STUDY________________________________________________________The Europe-wide study started in 2012 for a duration of 4 years, in Ireland, Italy and Germany. Five hospitals (Bürgerhospital Frankfurt, Henriettenstiftung Hannover, Hannover Medical School, Dritter Orden München and HELIOS Universitäts-klinikum Wuppertal) in four federal states (Bavaria, Hesse, Lower Saxony, North Rhine-Westphalia) are participating in the German part of the OptiBIRTH study.

The study examined the rising rates of Caesarean section throughout Europe, focusing in particular on routine Caesarean section following a previous Caesarean birth, despite calls for increased vaginal births after Caesareans. In comparison to Caesarean sections, vaginal births

are associated with lower maternal mortality, less overall morbidity for mothers and babies, and are the preferred option for the majority of women. The study aimed to improve the organisation of maternal health service delivery and optimise childbirth by increasing vaginal birth after caesarean through enhanced women-centred care. Women-centred care entails, along with the consideration of evi-dence-based insights, the increased involvement of pregnant women in the planning and organisation of their impending birth.

The project, through meaningful women-centred care, will influence EU health policymaking by increasing VBAC rates in at least three participating countries, Ireland, Italy and Germany.http://www.mh-hannover.de/25025.html


DEVELOPMENT OF STANDARDS FOR FURTHER MIDWIFERY EDUCATION_______________________________________________________________The midwifery research unit at the Hannover Medical School has been authorised by the Health Ministry of North Rhine-Westphalia to establish a guideline for their continuing education program. Currently, midwives have to attend 60 hours further education within each three year‘s period.

The report consists of two pieces: 1) an evaluation of the further midwifery education between 2002-2005; 2) a guideline for their continuing education program.

Funding: Health Ministry of North Rhine-Westphalia, Düsseldorf, 15000€.(2002-2005)

EXHIBITION: HISTORY OF MIDWIFERY_______________________________________________________________This exhibition was organised and presented at the Department of Obstetrics, Gynaecology and Reproductive Medicine at Hannover Medical School and accompanied by lectures. The exhibition was created by Dr. Christine Loytved (midwife, cultural studies scientist, Lübeck) and Prof. Dr. Bettina Wahrig (medical historian, Braunschweig).

Funding: 2000 €(2005)

FURTHER EDUCATION FOR MIDWIVES IN NORTH RHINE-WESTPHALIA_______________________________________________________________Changes within health care systems, increased demands on profes-sional training of midwives, opening of tertiary education structures following European examples, as well as the changing expectations and demands of pregnant women caused the Ministries for Health, Social Welfare, Women and Family in North Rhine-Westphalia (MGSFF) to reform the regulations for midwifery training regarding §7 HebBO (NRW) by means of new guidelines.The midwifery research unit at the Hannover Medical School was authorised by the Ministries of Health, Social Welfare, Women and Family of North Rhine-Westphalia to analyse the offered training sys-tems for midwives over the period from 2002-2005 and the currently utilised ones, to develop a new concept for the years 2005-2008.

The concept for the years 2005-2008 laid out educational objectives, advice about the structure and extent of further educational events, as well as specifications for required courses, electives and adequate exams.Funded by the Ministry of Health of North Rhine-Westphalia, Düsseldorf.Research partners from the MHH: Friederike Otto, Gabriele Stenz, Dr. Mechthild Gross

http://www.mgepa.nrw.de/mediapool/pdf/pflege/pflege_und_gesundheitsberufe/fortbildungspflicht-hebammen.pdf

INTERDISCIPLINARY COMMITTEE ON THE GERMAN ANTENATAL CARE RECORD________________________________________________________This interdisciplinary work group (Sektorenübergreifende Arbeits-gruppe zum Mutterpass) started in August 2008, with the objective of evaluating the German Antenatal Care Record, called “Mutter-pass”. Members from all over Germany meet on a regular basis to discuss what changes may be needed to bring the original structure of the “Mutterpass” up-to-date with current evidence-based practice. The structure of the record had not been fundamentally reviewed since it was originally drafted in 1968.

The Mutterpass Committee is developing a clinical trial to assess whether the investigated changes to the traditional structure might lead to improvements within German obstetrical care.


completed projects - RESEARCH


RESEARCH - completed projects

MATERNAL WELLBEING AFTER PRETERM BIRTH_______________________________________________________________This project was performed in collaboration with Osnabrueck University. The process of giving birth and the feeling of becoming a mother present a high demand to women. Aim of the study concerning ma-ternal wellbeing after preterm birth is a psychological reconditioning of maternal emotions.

Funding: 1100 € (2007)

https://www.mh-hannover.de/12938.html#c37255

MODELS OF MIDWIFERY CARE IN GERMANY_______________________________________________________________Organization of midwifery care models are able to enhance differences in maternal health outcomes, women’s satisfaction and continuity of care. Despite the ubiquitous presence of certified midwives at births in Germany, no research has investigated the diversity of care models. Describing the variety of current models of midwifery care may help determine the optimal organization of midwifery services.

Hence, we conducted a cross-sectional survey in the region of Hanover and Hildesheim, Germany. Participants were midwives attending births and practicing in hospitals and/ or out-of-hospital. We assessed midwives' scope of services, practice locations, employment patterns, continuity of care, midwife-led births and midwives' level of agreement with core values of midwifery care.

Most midwives were employed by a hospital and provided intrapartum care in hospitals (89.1%) in addition to one or more services. A minority of midwives supplied intrapartum care in free-standing birth centers (5.2%) and in clients' homes (5.7%) while very few practiced entirely independent.

Prenatal care and lactation consulting was offered from significantly more independent midwives than employed midwives. Furthermore, independent midwives are more likely to provide prenatal, intrapartum, and postpartum care to the same women, to know their clients before labor and to offer one-to-one care during labor. Most midwives valued choice, trust, womens' mobility and normal birth.

The most common practice pattern among surveyed midwives was employment by a hospital for provision of intrapartum care with additional independent services provided postpartum and few prenatal services. Future research should assess whether women in Germany desire more continuity and one-to-one intrapartum care, and whether German midwives would be willing and able to provide these services due to indemnity insurance costs.

Funding: Fulbright Commission (2010)

https://www.mh-hannover.de/16916.html

PRO KIND STUDY_______________________________________________________________Pro Kind is a foundation-supported project for pregnant women in difficult life situations. Its goals are to support women to foster a healthy development of their child.(www.stiftung-pro-kind.de)

Funding: approx. 4000 €(2007—2008)


PRO GEB STUDY________________________________________________________In 2005, the German Research Council (DFG) awarded the Hannover Midwifery Unit a two-year research grant for the study “Process-centred care and wellbeing during low-risk childbirth.” This study investigated the effects of obstetric interventions on the course of labour and on intrapartum maternal wellbeing in low-risk women.

We examined the hypothesis that the dynamics of labour are deter-mined more by intrapartum variables than by pre-existent factors, such as parity, place of birth, or predicted birth weight. We used an instrument designed especially for this purpose to record data from 4438 women in our assessment. All intrapartum variables were recorded with respect to timing during labour. We collected data in

different birth settings, including in– and out-of-hospital settings. Because our survey instrument referenced each variable in relation to timing, we were able to assess how the attendance of midwives and doctors, as well as intrapartum procedures and events, affect the process of labour and the event of birth (i.e. birth outcome). The same data also allows us to analyse the amount of caregiver involve-ment during the process of birth. Funding: Grant from the German Research Council for two full aca-demic positions for two years plus 40000€ (2005 - 2007)

http://www.mh-hannover.de/progeb.html


MASTER THESES___________________________________________Joana StreffingPregnancy and childbirth - young adults‘ fear: a survey, 2016

Nathalie CreaFactors associated with midwives’ autonomy in decision-making in Western Switzerland: a survey, 2016

Daphne LeeffersA retrospective cohort study to examine the effectiveness of dexame-thasone for women at risk of preterm birth in a low resource setting on the Thailand-Myanmar border, 2016

Magali BonzonModes of birth for a pregnancy following a previous caesarean section - survey of factors associated with women’s references in western Switzerland, 2015

Hanna GehlingCare-seeking behavior for newborns in rural Zambia, 2015

Elleana HoekstraFull versus partial scope of practice and integrated midwifery care in Ontario, CA, 2015

Emma SwiftA cross-sectional survey of childbirth fear and intervention preferen-ces in the Islandic student population, 2015

Laura ZinßerMidwives' attitudes towards supporting normal labour and birth - A cross-sectional study in South Germany, 2015

Dirkje ZondagA secondary data longitudinal analysis of effects of different types of analgesia on duration and mode of birth: The DurAn-Study, 2015

Francoise Roy MalisMaternal mindfulness experience during the postpartum period, 2014

Anne ProkophThe length of the inter-pregnancy interval (IPI) and its association with the outcome of trial of labour after caesarean section (TOLAC) – a retrospective cohort study of secundiparous women, 2014

Susanne Grylka-BäschlinApplication of the Mother-Generated Index to Germanspeaking women for the assessment of postnatal quality of life, 2013

Luise LenglerMidwives’ attitudes regarding oxytocin augmentation in low risk birth (Welche Einstellung haben Hebammen gegenüber der intrapar-talen Oxytocingabe bei risikoarmen Geburten?), 2013

Gaby SchmidtLinguistic validation of the German version of the Childbirth Self-efficacy Inventory (CBSEI) as well as its short form (CBSEI-C32) and an evaluation of their applicability, 2013

Carina BenstömButylscopolaminiumbromid for the prevention and treatment of delay in the first stage of labour - a systematic review, 2012

Ursula BöhmeHopeful migrants? Wellbeing of migrant pregnant women inSwitzerland, 2012

Michaela Michel-SchuldtMedia competence of midwifery students in Austria, Germanyand Switzerland: a survey, 2012

DOCTORAL THESES___________________________________________Lea– Marie KöhlerComparison of hospital and out-of-hospital births in Lower Saxony, 2013

Antje PetersenTime to event analysis of interventions (PDA, oxytocin and amniotomy), 2013

Susanne Grylka-BäschlinLongitudinal analysis of the OptiBIRTH study


RESEARCH

OTHER EXTERNAL ACTIVITIES_______________________________________________________________

s Membership in the Research Standing Committee of the International Confederation of Midwives

s Membership in the International Research Group on Early Labour

s Membership in the committee for Quality Assurance in Out-of-hospital Birth in Germany (QUAG)

s Membership in “Nationale Gesundheitsziele Deutschland” (gesundheitsziele.de)

s Founding member of the German Society of Midwifery Science (DGHWi)

s Membership in COST Action IS 1405

EU Health care systemsand midwifery prachtice(15 ECTS)

European ModuleCatalogue

All Universities:

7 Modules offered by MHH2 Modules offered AVM1 Module offered by HES-SO

Advanced researchmethods(15 ECTS)

Master Thesis(30 ECTS)

Compulsory Modules60 ECTS

Elective Modules60 ECTS(30 ECTS midwifery specific minimum)

120 ECTS


PROGRAMMES AND EDUCATION

The MRE Unit is engaged in multiple different projects and activities connecting traditional midwifery with scientific research. The following pages offer an over-view of current programmes, memberships and collaborations.

EUROPEAN MASTER OF SCIENCE IN MIDWIFERY PROGRAMME_______________________________________________________________In collaboration with universities in Academie Verloskunde Maastricht/Zuyd University (AVM) and Haute École de la Santé Lausanne (HES-SO), the MRE Unit currently offers a flexible study course toward an internationally European Master of Science in Midwifery. Supported by the Erasmus EU-Life-Long-Learning-Programme, the MSc curri-culum aims to provide European midwives with a stimulating online

learning environment based on the values of academic openness and critical appraisal. The MSc programme has been developed and implemented following the Declaration of Bologna, International Confederation of Midwives and World Health Organisation (Europe) educational standards.

The targeted student group includes qualified midwives throughout Europe with practical midwifery experience and Bachelor qualification. The expected output are midwives qualified at Masters’ level in their own discipline and who critically reflect on aspects of midwifery practice and policy within Europe. They will retrieve, organise, synthesize and evaluate evidence as the basis for development and delivery of high quality midwifery care throughout Europe.

Within the programme, midwives will evaluate the role of the midwife in contributing to women’s health in their own countries and throughout Europe. They will design, manage and evaluate a research project relating to midwifery through the process of independent study. They will also critically appraise the application of new knowledge and perspectives in maximising an effective European midwifery service, in line with an evidence-based-practice approach to care. This programme will qualify midwives to work in leading positions, conduct midwifery research, midwife training, and work at the forefront in new emerging occupational fields within midwifery.

https://www.mh-hannover.de/13097.html


PROGRAMMES AND EDUCATION

COST ACTION IS 0907___________________________________________________Childbirth Cultures, Concerns, and Consequences: Creating an EU framework for optimal maternity care (2010-2014)

Around 4.7 million European women experience childbirth annually. Optimal maternal and infant health is critical to societal well-being. Survival rates have improved, but there are now concerns about iatrogenic morbidity. There are significant cross-EU differences in maternity care cultures, philosophies, organisation, uptake, and outcomes. This Action advanced scientific knowledge about the ways of improving maternity care provision and outcomes by examining what works, for whom, in which circumstances, and by identifying

and learning from the best. It shared, synthesized and extended the work of experts from a range of disciplines, using a common frame-work of salutogenesis and complexity theory. The work included an examination of first trimester prenatal diagnosis, routine intrapartum interventions for low risk women, and care for migrant women. It will focus on the rapid dissemination of new knowledge, to improve European competitiveness in this area. Meetings, short-term scienti-fic missions, workshops, training schools and conferences catalysed the effective collaborations, particularly for early stage and female researchers.

http://www.iresearch4birth.eu/iResearch4Birth/http://www.cost.eu/COST_Actions/isch/IS0907

PARTNERS AND COLLABORATORS___________________________________________________The Unit has enjoyed many opportunities for successful collaboration. In research, assessment, and education, the Unit has worked with the following entities:

s Academie Verloskunde Maastricht/Zuyd University, AVM, The Netherlandss Charité Berlin, Germanys Haute École de la Santé Lausanne, HES-SO, Switzerlands Martin-Luther-Universität Halle Wittenberg, Germanys National University of Ireland Galway, Irelands Queen’s University Belfast, Northern Irelands Trinity College Dublin, Irelands Universita Degli Studi di Genova, Italys University of British Columbia, UBC, Canada

s University of Central Lancashire, UCLAN, Great Britains University of Eastern Finland, Finlands University of Gothenburg, Swedens University of Hull, Great Britains University of Nottingham, Great Britains Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgiums Zurich University of Applied Sciences, zhaw, Switzerland

COST ACTION IS 1405___________________________________________________Building Intrapartum Research Through Health - an interdisciplinary whole system approach to under-standing and contextualising phy-siological labour and birth (BIRTH) (2014-2018)

Optimal maternal and infant health is critical to societal wellbeing. Reducing childbirth mortality and severe morbidity is a primary concern for most governments. However, this focus on pathology has been associated with an overextension of clinical interventions to low risk women, with unexpected adverse clinical consequences,

and rising health care costs. Part of the problem has been a scientific focus on understanding pathologies of pregnancy and childbirth from simple, clinical, linear perspectives, with a consequent lack of under-standing of the range and limits of normal childbirth physiology in different populations, individuals, and contexts. The proposed Action will advance scientific knowledge in this area from a whole-systems perspective, using the realist research framework of what works, for whom, in what circumstances.

https://eubirthresearch.eu/http://www.cost.eu/COST_Actions/isch/IS1405

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GRANTS AND AWARDS

Members of the unit have received grants and awards from several institutions and societies in Europe and North America._______________________________________________________________2014 s Gehling H. Lunze K. PROMOS. Boston University School of Medicine and School of Public Health, USA.

s Swift E. Grant for a Short Term Scientific Misssion (STSM) funded by the COST Action ISO 907. University of Reykjavik, Island.

2013 s Bernloehr A. Grant for a Short Term Scientific Misssion (STSM) funded by the COST Action ISO 907. Brussels.

s Zinßer L, Lundgren I. Grants for a Short Term Scientific Mission (STSM) funded by the COST Action ISO 907. Institute of Health and Care Scienes, University of Gothenburg, Sweden.

2012 s Grylka-Baeschlin S, van Teijlingen E. Grant for a Short Term Scientific Misssion (STSM) funded by the COST Action ISO 907. Bournemouth University (UK), School of Health & Social Care.

2011 s Benstöm C. Devane D. Grants for a Short Term Scientific Mission (STSM). School of Nursing and Midwifery, Galway, Ireland.

s Michel-Schuld M. McAra Couper J, Payne D. PROMOS. Centre for Midwifery and Women's Health Research, Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand.

2009 s Poster award (awarded to Antje Petersen) Petersen A, Drobnic S, Hillemanns P, Gross MM. Tracking down the In tervention cascade (Der Interventionskaskade auf der Spur). 24th German Congress of Perinatal Medicine, 6th- 9th May, 2009, Berlin, Germany.

s Michelsen C. Models of Midwifery Care in the Hannover Region. Fulbright Grant.

2008 s International Visiting Scholar Speaker, Northern Michigan University, October 2008.

s Poster award (awarded to Agnes Nowotzek) Nowotzek A, Hecker H, Hillemanns P, Gross MM. Timing of obstetric epidural analgesia in Lower Saxony. 124th North German Congress of Gynaecology and Obstetrics, 4-5 of April 2008, Hamburg, Germany.

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PUBLICATIONS AND SCIENTIFIC ACTIVITIES

ORIGINAL ARTICLES_______________________________________________________________2016 s White AL, Min TH, Gross MM, Kajeechiwa L, Thwin MM, Han-boonkunupakarn B, Than HH, Zin TW, Rijken MJ, Hoogenboom G, McGready R. Accelerated Training of Skilled Birth Attendants in a Marginalized Population on the Thai-Myanmar Border: A Multiple Methods Program Evaluation. PLOSone.2016; 11(10): e0164363; doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0164363

s Grylka-Baeschlin S Groß MM.Die OptiBIRTH-Studie: Geburten nach Sectio. Die Hebamme. 2016;29:226-232

s Grylka-Baeschlin S Petersen A Karch A Gross MM. Labour duration and timing of interventions in women planning vaginal birth after caesarean section, Midwifery. 2016; doi: 10.1016/j. midw.2015.11.004

s Mikolajczyk RT Zhang J Grewal J Chan LC Petersen A Gross MM. Early versus Late Admission to Labor Affects Labor Progression and Risk of Cesarean Section in Nulliparous Women. Front. Med. 2016; 3:26; doi: 10.3389/fmed.2016.00026

s Rahman A Meyer K Oehler-Rahman K Schwarz C Vaske B Günay H. Wahrnehmung von zahnmedizinischen Frühpräventionskonzepten - Welche Rolle kann die Hebamme übernehmen? Dtsch. Zahnarztl. Z. 2016;71:551-558. doi:10.3238/dzz.2016.0051-0058

s Schwarz C Gross MM Heusser P Berger B. Womens percep-tions of induction of labour outcomes: Results of an online-survey in Germany. Midwifery. 2016; 35: 3-10, Scotland; doi: 10.1016/j. midw.2016.02.002

s Schwarz C Loytved C Berger B Schäfers R Weiss E König T Heusser P. Analyse bundesdeutscher Perinataldaten 2004 bis 2013: Die Ge-burt einleiten? Deutsche Hebammenzeitschrift (not Peer Reviewed). 2016;1: 54-58.

s Schwarz C Schäfers R Loytved C Heusser P Abou-Dakn M König T Berger B. Temporal trends in fetal mortality at and beyond term and induction of labor in Germany 2005-2012: data from German routine perinatal monitoring. Archives of Gynecology and Obstetrics. 2015 Jul 4; doi:10.1007/s00404-015-3795-x

s Stoll K Hauck Y Downe S Edmonds J Gross MM Malott A McNiven P Swift E Thomson G Hall WA. Cross-cultural development and psychometric evaluation of a measure to assess fear of childbirth prior to pregnancy. Sex.Reprod.Healthc. 2016: 8: 49-54; doi: 10.1016/j.srhc.2016.02.004

s Zinsser LA Stoll K Gross MM. Midwives' attitudes towards supporting normal labour and birth - A cross-sectional study in South Germany. Midwifery. 2016: 39: 98-102; doi: 10.1016/j.midw. 2016; 05.006

s Zondag DC Gross MM Grylka-Baeschlin S Poat A Petersen A. The dynamics of epidural and opioid analgesia during labour. Arch.Gynecol.Obstet. 2016; [Epub ahead of print]

2015

s Balzer MS Gross MM Lichtinghagen R Haller H Schmitt R. Got Milk? Breastfeeding and Milk Analysis of a Mother on Chronic He-modialysis. PLoS One. 2015; 10:11:e0143340; doi10.1371/journal. pone. 0143340

s Gross MM Matterne A Berlage S Kaiser A Lack N Macher-Heidrich S Misselwitz B Bahlmann F Falbrede J Hillemanns P Von Kaisenberg C Von Koch FE Schild RL Stepan H Devane D. Interinstitutional variations in mode of birth after a previous caesarean section: A cross-sectional study in six German hospitals. J.Perinat.Med. 2015; 43:2:177-184; doi:10.1515/jpm-2014-0108

s Gross MM Schling S Wiemer A Bernloehr A Vetter K Peter C. Redesigning German Maternity Records: Results from a Pilot study. Z Geburtshilfe Neonatol. 2015 [Epub ahead of print]

s Grylka-Baeschlin S van Teijlingen E Stoll K Gross MM. Translation and validation of the German version of the Mother-Generated Index and its application during the postnatal period. Midwifery. 2015; 31:1:47-53; doi:10.1016/j.midw.2014.05.002

s Schmidt G Stoll K Gross MM. Zuversichtlich der Geburt entge-genschauen. Deutsche Hebammenzeitschrift 2015; 67:79-80 (not peer reviewed)

s Schmidt G Stoll K Jäger B Gross MM. German Version of the Childbirth Self-Efficacy Inventory and its short form. Zeitschrift für Geburtshilfe und Neonatologie. 2015; doi: 10.1055/s-0035-1547296

s Schwarz C Weiss E Loytved C Schäfers R König T Heusser P Berger B. Foetal Mortality in Singleton Foetuses at and beyond Term - An Analysis of German Perinatal Data 2004-2013. Z.Geburtshilfe Neonatol. 2015; 219:2:81-85; doi:10.1055/s-0034-1398659

2014

s Gross MM Frömke C Hecker H. The timing of amniotomy, oxytocin and neuraxial analgesia and its association with labour duration and mode of birth. Arch.Gynecol.Obstet. 2014: 289:1: 41-48; doi: 10.1007/s00404-013-2916-7

s Grylka-Baeschlin S van Teijlingen E Gross MM. Cultural differences in postnatal quality of life among German-speaking women-a prospective survey in two countries. BMC pregnancy and childbirth. 2014; 14:1, doi:10.1186/1471-2393-14-277

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_______________________________________________________________2013 s Blume C Sensoy A Gross MM Guenter HH Haller H Manns MP Schwarz A Lehner F Klempnauer J Pischke S Strassburg CP. A comparison of the outcome of pregnancies after liver and kidney transplantation. Transplantation. 2013: 95: 1: 222-227, United States; doi: 10.1097/TP.0b013e318277e318

s Luyben AG Wijnen HA Oblasser C Perrenoud P Gross MM. The current state of midwifery and development of midwifery research in four European countries. Midwifery. 2013; doi: 10.1016/j.midw.2012.10.008

s Petersen A Penz SM Gross MM. Women's perception of the onset of labour and epidural analgesia: A prospective study. Mid-wifery. 2013: 29: 4: 284-293; doi: 10.1016/j.midw.2012.08.006

s Petersen A Poetter U Michelsen C Gross MM. The sequence of intrapartum interventions: a descriptive approach to the cascade of interventions. Arch. Gynecol.Obstet. 2013; doi 10.1007/s00404-013-2737-8

2012 s White AL Carrara VI Paw MK Malika Dahbu C Gross MM Stuetz W Nosten FH McGready R. High initiation and long duration of breastfeeding despite absence of early skin-to-skin contact in Ka-ren refugees on the Thai-Myanmar border: a mixed methods study. Int.Breastfeed J. 2012: 7: 1, England; doi: 10.1186/1746-4358-7-19

2011 s Petersen A Ayerle GM Fromke C Hecker H Gross MM ProGeb Study Team. The timing of interventions during labour: descriptive results of a longitudinal study. Midwifery. 2011: 27: 6: e267-73, Scotland; doi: 10.1016/j.midw.2010.10.017

2010 s Ayerle GM Groß MM. Psychometric assessment of subjective well-being and coping in pregnancy. Zeitschrift fur Medizinische Psychologie. 2010: 19: 1: 12-20

s Gross MM Petersen A Hille U Hillemanns P. Association between women's self-diagnosis of labor and labor duration after admission. J.Perinat.Med. 2010: 38: 1: 33-38; doi: 10.1515/JPM.2010.005

2009 s David M Gross MM Wiemer A Pachaly J Vetter K. Prior cesarean section - an acceptable risk for vaginal delivery at free-standing midwife-led birth centers? Results of the analysis of vaginal birth after cesarean section (VBAC) in German birth centers. Eur.J.Obstet.Gynecol.Reprod.Biol. 2009: 142: 2: 106-110, Ireland; doi: 10.1016/j.ejogrb.2008.09.015

s Gross MM Burian RA Fromke C Hecker H Schippert C Hillemanns P. Onset of labour: women's experiences and mid-wives' assessments in relation to first stage duration. Arch. Gynecol.Obstet. 2009: 280: 6: 899-905, Germany; doi: 10.1007/s00404-009-0990-7

2008 s Ayerle GM Hecker H Fromke C Hillemanns P Gross MM. Midwife attendance during labour and its relation to interventions and outcome of birth. Z.Geburtshilfe Neonatol. 2008: 212: 5: 176-182, Germany; doi: 10.1055/s-2008-1076979

s Ayerle GM. Low-risk Geburtsverläufe im klinischen und ausserkli-nischen Kontext. Schweizer Hebamme. 2008: 106: 7-8: 6-11 (not peer reviewed)

2007 s Gross M Schwarz C Burian R Keirse M Hecker H. Midwifery teams differ in their opinions regarding study participation. Birth Issues. 2007: 15: 3/4: 77

2006 s David M Pachaly J Wiemer A Gross MM. Out-of-hospital births in Germany- a comparison of "large", "medium", and "small" free-standing birth centres. Z.Geburtshilfe Neonatol. 2006: 210: 5: 166-172, Germany; doi: 10.1055/s-2006-951740

s Gross MM Hecker H Matterne A Guenter HH Keirse MJ. Does the way that women experience the onset of labour influence the duration of labour? BJOG. 2006: 113: 3: 289-294, England; doi: 10.1111/j.1471-0528.2006.00817.x

2005 s Gross MM Drobnic S Keirse MJ. Influence of fixed and time-dependent factors on duration of normal first stage labor. Birth. 2005: 32: 1: 27-33, United States; doi: 10.1111/j.0730-7659.2005.00341.x

s Gross MM Hecker H Keirse MJ. An evaluation of pain and "fitness" during labor and its acceptability to women. Birth. 2005: 32: 2: 122-128, United States; doi: 10.1111/j.0730-7659.2005.00355.x

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ORIGINAL ARTICLES_______________________________________________________________2003 s Gross MM Haunschild T Stoexen T Methner V Guenter HH. Women's recognition of the spontaneous onset of labor. Birth. 2003: 30: 4: 267-271, United States; doi: 10.1046/j.1523-536X.2003.00257.x

2002 s Harder U Reutter R Luyben A Gross MM. German-speaking midwives prefer vaginal mode of delivery to elective Caesarean. Z. Geburtshilfe Neonatol. 2002: 206: 2: 72-74, Germany; doi: 10.1055/s-2002-30140

2001 s Luyben AG Gross MM. Intrapartum fetal heart rate monitoring: Do Swiss midwives implement evidence into practice? Eur J Obstet Gynecol Reprod Biol 2001; 96: 179- 182; doi: 10.1016/S0301-2115(00)00469-3

2000 s Groß MM Luyben A Harder U Reutter R. Welchen Geburtsmodus wählen Hebammen? Ergebnisse einer Umfrage. Die Hebamme 2000; 13: 189- 196 (not peer reviewed)

1999 s Luyben A Groß M. Was denken Schweizer Hebammen über Hebammenforschung? Die Hebamme 1999; 12: 187- 189 (not peer reviewed)

s Luyben A Groß M. Herztonüberwachungsmethoden während der Geburt. Die Hebamme 1999; 12: 158- 161 (not peer reviewed)

1993 s Groß M. Zum Wissenschaftsverständnis von Hebammen und Hebammenschülerinnen – Eine Fragebogenuntersuchung. Die Hebamme 1993; 6: 138- 144 (not peer reviewed)

1992 s Groß M. Individueller und sicherer Geburtsverlauf für Mutter und Kind unter Berücksichtigung der mütterlichen Bewegungen und Positionen. Deutsche Hebammen Zeitschrift 1992; 44: (10) 415- 418; (11) 459- 462, (12) 501- 508 (not peer reviewed)

BOOKS/VENIA LEGENDI_______________________________________________________________ 2009 s Groß MM Die Selbstdiagnose des Geburtsbeginns: Subjektive Empirie, perinatale Betreuungsfaktoren und biochemische Grundla-genforschung im Diskurs (Self-Diagnosis of Labour: A discourse on subjective empirism, factors of perinatal care, and basic sciences). 2009. Medizinische Hochschule Hannover: Unveröffentlichte Habilitationsschrift

2001 s Gross MM Gebären als Prozess. Empirische Befunde für eine wis-senschaftliche Neuorientierung. (Birthing as a process: Evidence for a new approach in research). 2001. Bern: Hans Huber Publishing House Verlag

1995 s Gross MM Wissenschaftliche Weiterbildung von Hebammen. Erfahrungen und Auswertungen von Ausbildungsprojekten. (Scientific thinking in midwifery education). 1995. Konstanz: Hartung Gorre Verlag

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REVIEWS AND EDITORIALS_______________________________________________________________2016 s Flenady V Wojcieszek AM Middleton P Ellwood D Erwich JJ Coory M Khong TY Silver RM Smith GC Boyle FM Lawn JE Blencowe H Leisher SH Gross MM Horey D Farrales L Bloomfield F McCowan L Brown SJ Joseph KS Zeitlin J Reinebrant HE Ravaldi C Vannacci A Cassidy J Cassidy P Farquhar C Wallace E Siassakos D Heazell AE Storey C Sadler L Petersen S Frøen JF Goldenberg RL; Lancet Ending Preventable Stillbirths study group; Lancet Stillbirths In High-Income Countries Investigator Group. Stillbirths: recall to action in high-income countries. Lancet. 2016 Jan 18. pii: S0140-6736(15)01020-X. doi: 10.1016/S0140-6736(15)01020-X. [Epub ahead of print] Review

s Gehling H. Der Hebammen-spezifische Blickwinkel (Midwife’s specific viewpoint). Hebammenforum 2016: 17: 484-488

s Hanley GE Munro S Greyson D Gross MM Hundley V Spiby H Janssen PA. Diagnosing onset of labor: a systematic review of definitions in the research literature. BMC Pregnancy Child-birth. 2016: 16: 1: 71-016-0857-4, England; doi: 10.1186/s12884-016-0857-4

2015 s Berger B Schwarz C Heusser P. Watchful waiting or induction of labour - a matter of informed choice: identification, analysis and critical appraisal of decision aids and patient information regarding care options for women with uncomplicated singleton late and post term pregnancies: a review. BMC Complement. Altern. Med. 2015: 15: 143; doi: 10.1186/s12906-015-0663-y

s Bernloehr A Grykla-Baeschlin S Schwarz C Groß MM. Brauchen Hebammen ein Master-Studium? Hebammenforum 2015: 16: 130-33 (not peer reviewed)

s Clarke M Savage G Smith V Daly D Devane D Gross MM Grylka-Baeschlin S Healy P Morano S Nicoletti J Begley C. Improving the organisation of maternal health service delivery and optimising childbirth by increasing vaginal birth after caesarean section through enhanced women-centred care (OptiBIRTH trial): study protocol for a randomised con-trolled trial (ISRCTN10612254). Trials. 2015; 16:542; doi: 10.1186/s13063-015-1061-y

s Eri TS Bondas T Gross MM Janssen P Green JM. A balancing act in an unknown territory: A metasynthesis of first-time mothers’ expe-riences in early labour. Midwifery. 2015: 3: e58-67; doi: 10.1016/j. midw. 2014.11.007

s König-Bachmann M Ederer C Romano I Knobloch R Luyben A Gruber P Schwarz C Zenzmaier C. Fälle-für-Alle: Auf dem Weg zu einer konstruktiven Fehlerkultur Die Hebamme. 2015: 28: 03: 180-185 (not peer reviewed)

s Lundgren I Smith V Nilsson C Vehvilainen-Julkunen K Ni-coletti J Devane D Bernloehr A van Limbeek E Lalor J Begley C. Clinician-centred interventions to increase vaginal birth after caesarean section (VBAC): a systematic review. BMC Pregnancy Childbirth. 15: 16, 2015; doi: 10.1186/s12884-015-0441-3

s Nilsson C Lundgren I Smith V Vehvilainen-Julkunen K Nicoletti J Devane D Bernloehr A van Limbeek E Lalor J Begley C. Women-centred interventions to increase vaginal birth after caesarean sec-tion (VBAC): A systematic review. Midwifery. 2015; doi: 10.1016/j.midw.2015.04.003

s Renfrew MJ Burns E Gross MM Symon A. Pathways to strengthe-ning midwifery in Europe. Entre nous 2015; 81: 12-15 http://www.euro.who.int/en/health-topics/Life-stages/sexual-and-reproductive-health/publications/entre-nous/entre-nous/birth-in-europe-in-the-21st-century.-entre-nous-no.-81,-2015

s Schwarz C. 9. Internationale Normal Labour and Birth Research Conference: Bahnbrechendes aus Brasilien. Deutsche Hebammen Zeitschrift. 2015 (1):68-72 (not peer reviewed)

s Schwarz C. 10. International Normal Labour and Birth Research Conference: Strategie und Spiel. Deutsche Hebammen Zeitschrift. 2015 (9):68-71 (not peer reviewed)

s Schwarz C. 40 Jahre und kein bisschen weiser - kann das CTG Babys retten? Hebamme.ch/sage-femme.ch; 2015(1):4-8 (not peer reviewed)

s Schwarz C. Sichere Vermeidung des ersten Kaiserschnitts: eine US-amerikanische Leitlinie zur Senkung der Kaiserschnittrate. Dr med Mabuse. 2015: 213: 47-49 (not peer reviewed)

s Schwarz C. Viele Wege führen zum Ziel. Und das ist gut so : Leitlinien. Hebammenforum. 2015;16(1):6–10 (not peer reviewed)

s Schwarz C Gruber P. CTG: Ich sehe was, was du nicht siehst. Hebammenforum 2015;16(11):1058–1063 (not peer reviewed)

s Schwarz C Störr A Gruber P. Simulationstraining: “Wohl und Wehe” Christiane Schwarz, Patricia Gruber und Almut Störr über ihr Konzept zum Training von Notfallsituationen. Deutsche Hebam-men Zeitschrift. 2015;(4):34–7 (not peer reviewed)

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REVIEWS AND EDITORIALS_______________________________________________________________2014 s Begley CM Gross MM Dencker A Benstoem C Berg M Devane D. Outcome measures in studies on the use of oxytocin for the treatment of delay in labour: A systematic review. Midwifery. 2014: 30: 9: 975-982; doi: 10.1016/j.midw.2014.06.005

s Blume C Pischke S von Versen-Höynck F Günter H Gross M. Pregnan-cies in liver and kidney transplant recipients: a review of the current literature and recommendation. Best Practice & Research Clinical Ob-stetrics & Gynaecology. 2014; doi: 10.1016/j.bpobgyn.2014.07.021

s Jacobs A Abou-Dakn M Becker K Both D Gatermann S Gresens R Groß M Jochum E Kühnert M Rouw E Scheele M Strauss A Strempel A-K Vetter K Wöckel A. S3-Guidelines for the Treatment of In-flammatory Breast Disease during the Lactation Period. (S3-Leitlinie „Therapie entzündlicher Brust-erkrankungen in der Stillzeit“) AWMF Leitlinien-Register Nr. 015/071 (Kurzfassung) Geburtsh Frauenheilk 2013; 73: 1202-1208; doi: 10.1055/s-0033-1360115

s Smith V Daly D Lundgren I Eri T Benstoem C Devane D. Salutoge-nically focused outcomes in systematic reviews of intrapartum in-terventions: A systematic review of systematic reviews. Midwifery. 2014: 30: 4: e151-e156; doi: 10.1016/j.midw.2013.11.002

2013 s Groß MM. HebammenWissen - Das Normale ist in der Forschung etwas ganz besonderes. HebammenForum. 2013: 14: 326-326 (not peer reviewed)

2012 s Behrends M Bernloehr A, Gross MM, Matthies HK. Ein Online-Studiengang für Hebammen an einer Präsenzuniversität. GMS Med Inform Biom Epidemiol. 2012; 8: 2 :DocS1; doi: 10.3205/mibe000130

s Groß MM. Wissenschaft und Hebammenkunst. Deutsche Hebam-menzeitschrift. 2012: 64: 26-31 (not peer reviewed)

s Lundgren I Begley C Gross MM Bondas T. 'Groping through the fog': a metasynthesis of women's experiences on VBAC (Vaginal birth after Caesarean section). BMC Pregnancy Childbirth. 2012: 12, England; doi: 10.1186/1471-2393-12-85

2011 s Bernloehr A. European-wide minimum standards for antenatal care. In: EFCNI - European Foundation for the Care of Newborn In-fants, editor. Caring for Tomorrow. EFCNI White Paper on Maternal and Newborn Health and Aftercare Ser-vices. Karlsfeld, Germany: 2011. p. 89-90

2010 s Groß MM. Vaginale Geburt nach Kaiserschnitt. Schweizer Hebam-me. 2010: 9: 4-8 (not peer reviewed)

s Köhler LM Groß MM. Außerklinische Geburt – eine gefährliche Sache? HebammenForum 2010; (10): 830-835 (not peer reviewed)

2009 s Janssen P Nolan ML Spiby H Green J Gross MM Cheyne H Hundley V Rijnders M de Jonge A Buitendijk S. Roundtable discussion: Early labor: what's the problem? Birth. 2009: 36: 4: 332-339, United States; doi: 10.1111/j.1523-536X.2009.00361.x

s Schild RL Schling S. Evidenzlage des Anamnesekatalogs im deut-schen Mutterpass Der Gynäkologe. 2009: 42: 2: 87—92

s Schling S Hillemanns P Gross MM. History of the German antenatal record ("mutterpass") and its need for updating. Z. Geburtshilfe Neonatol. 2009: 213: 2: 42-48, Germany; doi: 10.1055/s-0029-1202786

2008 s Gross M. Prozessorientierte Betreuung und Interventionskaskaden während des Gebärens. Schweizer Hebamme. 2008: 7-8: 4-6 ( not peer reviewed)

s Ramsayer B Groß MM Fleming V. EU-Hebammenstudium mit Masterabschluss. Deutsche Hebammen Zeitschrift. 2008: 4: 35-36 (not peer reviewed)

s Ramsayer B Groß MM Fleming V. Fernstudium in Midwifery. Deutsche Hebammen Zeitschrift. 2008: 4: 30-33 (not peer reviewed)

2006 s Horwege I. Forschung im Kreißsaal—Erfahrungsbericht über die Teilnahme an der ProGeb-Studie. Die Hebamme 2006; 19: 39-41; 10.1055/s-2006-939906

s Groß M. Mütterliche Komplikationen nach Sectio caesarea. Heb-ammenforum.Das Magazin des Bundes Deutscher Hebammen eV. 2006: 688-697 (not peer reviewed)

s Groß M. Wie wissenschaftlich ist die Hebammenforschung? Editorial. Die Hebamme. 2006: 19: 2: 77; doi: 10.1055/s-2006-947843

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_______________________________________________________________2005 s Groß MM. Evidenzbasierte Geburtshilfe in einem australischen Universitätskrankenhaus. Die Hebamme. 2005: 18: 248-251 (not peer reviwed)

s Groß MM. Hebammenforschung vor 10 Jahren und heute Die Hebamme. 2005: 18: 2: 68; doi: 10.1055/s-2005-872272

s Matterne A Groß MM. Sexualität im Übergang zur Elternschaft: Eine verlaufsorientierte Analyse anhand systematisch ausgewählter Studien. Die Hebamme. 2005: 18: 94-100 (not peer reviwed)

2004 s Gross MM. Hebammentaetigkeit und Strukturen. Editorial Die Hebamme. 2004: 17: 2: 72-72; doi: 10.1055/s-2004-829430

2003 s Gross M. Die Geburtserfahrung: eine Übersichtsarbeit. Geburtshilfe Frauenheilkd. 2003: 63: 4: 321-325; doi: 10.1055/s-2003-39242

s Gross MM. Justina-Siegemund-Preis: Laudatio für die Preisträge-rinnen. Die Hebamme. 2003: 16: 196

s Groß MM. Vaginale Geburt oder Sectio aus der Sicht einer Hebamme. Der Frauenarzt. 2003: 44: 640-642 (not peer reviwed)

s Gross MM Antes G. Scientific evidence on labor duration from systematic reviews. Z. Geburtshilfe Neonatol. 2003: 207: 1: 17-23, Germany; doi: 10.1055/s-2003-37840

s Schlömer G Groß M Meyer G. Effektivität der liberalen vs. der rest-riktiven Episiotomie bei vaginaler Geburt hinsichtlich der Vermeidung von Harn- und Stuhlinkontinenz: eine systematische Übersicht. Wiener Medizinische Wochenschrift. 2003: 153: 11-12: 269-275

2002 s Gross MM. Roses for Archie Cochrane. Editorial. Z.Arztl.Fortbild.Qualitatssich. 2002: 96: 10: 635-636, Germany

s Groß MM. Sorgfaltspflichten in Praxis und Forschung. Die Hebamme. 2002: 15: 125

s Gross MM. The five stages of labour. Z. Geburtshilfe Neonatol. 2002: 206: 6: 236-241, Germany; doi: 10.1055/s-2002-36058

s Gross MM Keirse MJ. Die Klinik des Geburtsbeginns in der ge-burtshilflichen Forschung (The clinical onset of labour in obstetric research). Z.Arztl.Fortbild.Qualitatssich. 2002: 96: 10: 665-670, Germany

2001 s Groß MM. Aspekte der Eugenik in Geschichte und Gegenwart. Editorial. Die Hebamme 2001; 14: 69- 70

1999 s Groß M. 10 Jahre: Hebammenforschung, Effektive Betreuung, Mauerfall. Editorial. Die Hebamme 1999; 12: 148- 151

1998 s Groß M. Die Geburtserfahrung in quantifizierender Sprache – ein Widerspruch? Kommentar. Die Hebamme 1998; 11: 161 (not peer reviewed)

1997 s Groß M Luyben A. Initiativen zur Hebammenforschung. Dr. Mabu-se 1997; 22: 44 (not peer reviewed)

1996 s Groß M. Hebammenforschungsarbeiten zur Schwangerenvorsorge. Schweizer Hebamme 1996; 1: 5- 8 (not peer reviewed)

s Gross M. Quando l´ostetrica fa recerca: Punti focali nell´esperienza della nascita. Donna & Donna 1996; 15: 11- 15 (nicht peer reviewed)

1995 s Groß M. Hebammenforschung im deutschsprachigen Raum. Schweizer Hebamme 1995; 11: 2- 5 (not peer reviewed)

1994 s Groß M. Überblick über Veröffentlichungen zur Aus- und Weiter-bildung von Hebammen, zur Hebammenforschung und der allge-meinen geburtshilflichen Situation. Deutsche Hebammenzeitschrift 1994; 46: 196- 204 (not peer reviewed)

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BOOK CHAPTERS, PREFACES, CONTRIBUTIONS TO CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS_______________________________________________________________2013 s Gross MM Timmer A. Evidenz in der Geburtshilfe und Gynäko-logie. Therapiehandbuch Gynäkologie und Geburtshilfe. 2013: 2: 3-18, Wien; doi: 10.1007/978-3-642-30189-6_1

2007 s Timmer A Gross MM. Evidenz in der Geburtshilfe und Gynäkologie. Therapiehandbuch Gynäkologie und Geburtshilfe. 2007: 3-18, Wien

2006 s Groß MM Dudenhausen J. Geleitwort zur zweiten deutschen Aufla-ge der dritten englischen Auflage. 2006; 2. deutsche Ausgabe der 3. englischen Ausgabe herausgegeben von Mechthild M. Groß und Joachim W. Dudenhausen: 19-20, Bern

s Groß MM. Geleitwort. In: Cignacco E (Hg.) Hebammenarbeit. Bern: Hans Huber, 2006, S. 3-5

2005 s Groß MM. Geleitwort. In: Gerhard I, Feige A (Hg.) Geburtshilfe integrativ. München: Elsevier, 2005

s Schwarz C Wenzlaff P Hecker H Groß M. Prozessorientierte Qua-litätssicherung während der Betreuung von Gebärenden. Zentrum für Qualität und Management im Gesundheitswesen, Ärztekammer Niedersachsen (Hrsg) NPExtra. 2004: 171-174

2003 s Groß MM Haunschild T Stoexen T Sohn C. Wie erleben Schwangere den Geburtsbeginn? Erste Ergebnisse aus ei-ner laufenden Unter-suchung. In: Neises M, Bartsch S, Dohnke H, Falck HR, Kauffels W, Schmid-Ott G, Schwerdtfeger J, Walter H (Hg.) Psychosomatische Gynäkologie und Geburtshilfe. Beiträge der 30. Jahrestagung 2002 Hannover 20.-23.02.2002, Giessen: Psychsozial-Verlag, 2003, S. 271-277

1998 s Groß MM Dudenhausen JW. Geleitwort zur ersten deutschen Aufla-ge der zweiten englischen Auflage. In: Enkin MW Keirse MJNC Neil-son JP Crowther C Duley L Hodnett E Hofmeyr J. Effektive Betreuung während Schwangerschaft und Geburt. 1. deutsche Ausgabe der 2. englischen Ausgabe herausgegeben von Mechthild M. Groß und Joachim W. Dudenhausen. Bern: Hans Huber, 1998, S. V-VII

1997 s Groß M. Wohlbefinden während der Geburt - zu viel verlangt? In: Bremische Zentralstelle für die Verwirklichung der Gleichbe-rechtigung der Frau (Hrsg.). „Unter anderen Umständen“ - Mutter werden in dieser Gesellschaft. Köln: Bundeszentrale für gesund-heitliche Aufklärung, 1997, S. 127-136

1996 s Groß M. Effektive Fürsorge in Schwangerschaft und Geburt. In: HGH-Schriftenreihe Nr. 3 Karlsruhe: rufdruck, 1996, S. 11-14

1995 s Groß M. Angewandte Hebammenforschung - Wissenschaftliches Argumentieren im Hebammenberuf. In: Bund Deutscher Heb-ammen, VII. Hebammenkongress, Karlsruhe: rufdruck, 1995, S. 193-216

s Groß M Schlieper B. Wissenschaftliches Arbeiten durch Heb-ammen. In: Opitz, Mändle, Wehling (Hg.) Das Hebammenbuch, Stuttgart: Schattauer Verlag, 1995, S. 707-721

1994 s Groß M. Etwas Zeit für Forschung. In: HGH-Schriftenreihe Nr. 4 (Hrsg.) Praxis im Wandel. 5. Workshop zur Hebammenforschung im deutschsprachigen Raum, Hannover: Elwin Staude Verlag, 1994, S. 5-8

1992 s Groß M Schlieper B. Anregung zum wissenschaftlichen Arbeiten für Hebammen in Ausbildung und Praxis. Hannover: Hebammenge-meinschaftshilfe,1992

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PUBLISHED ABSTRACTS OF LECTURES AND POSTERS_______________________________________________________________2016 s deWall S Gross MM Gehling H Grylka-Baeschlin S Schwarz C Weckend MJ. Totgeburten in Deutschland - was Eltern brauchen und was Gesundheitsfachpersonen geben können [Stillbirth in Germany - what parents need and what care providers are able to give]. Z Hebammenwiss [J Midwifery Sci]. 2016;04 (Suppl.1):32-34; doi:10.3205/16dghwi17

s Weckend MJ Downe S Balaam MC Lengler L deWall S Gehling H Grylka-Baeschlin S Gross MM. Gesundheitsversorgung und Geburtshilfe im Umbruch: Was berichten Frauen über Defizite und Potenziale in Deutschland? - Die Babies Born Better User Survey [Health and maternity care in transition: What do women report about deficiencies and potential in Germany? - the Babies Born Better User Survey]. Z Hebammenwiss [J Midwifery Sci]. 2016;04 (Suppl.1):34-35; doi:10.3205/16dghwi18

2015 s Bonzon M Karch A Stoll K Grylka-Baeschlin S Gross MM. Vagi-nal mode of birth after previous caesarean section versus elective repeat caesarean section: factors associated with women's prefe-rences in Western Switzerland. Berlin. 27. Kongress für Perinatale Medizin 2015. Z Geburtshilfe Neonatol 2015; 219 – FV10_5; doi: 10.1055/s-0035-1566515

s Gehling H Grylka-Baeschlin S Gross MM. Der Europäische Masterstudiengang Hebammenwissenschaft an der Medizinischen Hochschule Hannover (The European Master of Science in Midwi-fery at Hanover Medical School). Berlin. 27. Kongress für Perinatale Medizin 2015. Z Geburtshilfe Neonatol 2015; 219 - FV06_7; doi: 10.1055/s-0035-1566490

s Grylka-Baeschlin S Petersen A Krach A Gross MM. Geburts-dauer und Zeitpunkte von Blasensprung und Interventionen von Zweitgebärenden mit Zustand nach Sectio (Labour duration and timing of rupture of the membranes and interventions of secundi-parae after caesarean section). Berlin. 27. Kongress für Perinatale Medizin 2015. Z Geburtshilfe Neonatol 2015; 219 – FV10_7; doi: 10.1055/s-0035-1566517

s Hoekstra E Spineli L Gross MM. Which factors are associated with attitudes of midwives toward full scope of practice? Berlin. 27. Kongress für Perinatale Medizin 2015. Z Geburtshilfe Neonatol 2015; 219 - P02_11; doi: 10.1055/s-0035-1566583

s Kahrass H Gross MM Stanze H Bökel A Marek A. GCP-Kurse für nichtärztliche Gesundheitsberufe – Eine Projektskizze. EbM zwi-schen Best Practice und inflationärem Gebrauch. 16. Jahrestagung des Deutschen Netzwerks Evidenzbasierte Medizin. Berlin, 13.-14.03.2015. Düsseldorf: German Medical Science GMS Publishing House; 2015; doi: 10.3205/15ebm116

s Schwarz C Groß MM Heusser P Berger B. Geburtseinleitung: die Perspektive der Frauen. Berlin. 27. Kongress für Perinatale Medizin 2015. Z Geburtshilfe Neonatol 2015; 219 - FV12_2; doi: 10.1055/s-0035-1566524

s Stanze H Gross MM Schmeer R Marek A Bökel A Rebentisch-Krummhaar R Kahrass H. HELPP: ein interdisziplinäres Wissen-schaftsforum. EbM zwischen Best Practice und inflationärem Gebrauch. 16. Jahrestagung des Deutschen Netzwerks Evidenzba-sierte Medizin. Berlin, 13.-14.03.2015. Düsseldorf: German Medical Science GMS Publishing House; 2015; doi: 10.3205/15ebm117

s Zinsser L Stoll K Gross MM. Die Einstellung von Hebammen zur Förderung der normalen Geburt (Midwives' attitudes to-wards supporting normal labour and birth). Berlin. 27. Kongress für Perinatale Medizin 2015. Z Geburtshilfe Neonatol 2015; 219 – FV06_5; doi: 10.1055/s-0035-1566488

s Zondag D Gross MM Grylka-Baeschlin S Petersen A. Association between analgesia and labour duration as well as mode of birth. Berlin. 27. Kongress für Perinatale Medizin 2015. Z Geburtshilfe Neonatol 2015; 219 – FV06_6; doi: 10.1055/s-0035-1566489

2014 s Grylka-Baeschlin S Groß MM. Postpartale Lebensqualität als Ergebnisparameter der Hebammenbetreuung und der periparta-len Versorgung. Zeitschrift für Hebammenwissenschaft (Journal of Midwifery Science), 02 (Sup. 01). Parallel veröffentlicht in: 2. Internationale Fachtagung der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Hebam-menwissenschaft. Kassel, 21.02.2014. Düsseldorf: German Medical Science GMS Publishing House. 2014; doi: 10.3205/14dghwi08

s Lengler L Gross MM Ernst S. Die intrapartale Braunüle bei risikoar-men Geburten aus der Sicht der Hebamme – Gehört die Braunüle zu einer normalen Geburt? Zeitschrift für Hebammenwissenschaft. 2014; 02 (Sup. 01); doi: 10.3205/14dghwi09



PUBLISHED ABSTRACTS OF LECTURES AND POSTERS_______________________________________________________________2013 s Bernloehr A, 26. Deutscher Kongress für Perinatale Medizin, Berlin Die Schwangerenvorsorge in Deutschland und in den euro-päischen Nachbarländern. 06.12.2013

s Böhme U Gross MM. Migrantinnen in guter Hoffnung? Zum Wohl-befinden schwangerer Migrantinnen in der Schweiz. Z.Geburtshilfe Neonatol. 2013: 217: Po10_2; doi: 10.1055/s-0033-1361447

s Gross MM Matterne A Berlage S Kaiser A Lack N Macher-Heidrich S Bahlmann F Falbrede J Hillemanns P Kaisenberg Cv Edler vK Schild R Stepan H Misselwitz B. Delivery mode after previous cae-sarean section. Z.Geburtshilfe Neonatol. 2013: 217: V13_2; doi: 10.1055/s-0033-1361269

s Schmidt G Stoll K Gross MM. Deutsche Version des Childbirth Self-efficacy Inventory (CBSEI) sowie dessen Kurzform (CBSEI-C32): Zwei bekannte Instrumente zur Geburtsplanung. Z.Geburtshilfe Neonatol. 2013: 217: V28_2; doi 10.1055/s-0033-1361369

2012 s Bernloehr A. Lessons learned using AGREE II: Linking methodo-logical rigour of a guideline and guideline content. 2012; Berlin: DOCP034, Duesseldorf

s Bernloehr A Gross MM. Developing guideline proficiency in a Master of Science programme for midwives. 2012; Berlin: DOCP182, Duesseldorf; doi: 10.3205/12gin294

2011 s Behrends M Bernloehr A Gross MM Matthies H. Didactics drives e-learning – Ein Onlinestudiengang an einer Präsenzuniver-sität. Deutsche Gesellschaft für Medizinische Informatik, Biometrie und Epidemiologie. 15. Workshop der gmds-Arbeitsgruppe „Com-puterunterstützte Lehr- und Lernsysteme in der Medizin (CBT)" und des GMA-Ausschusses „Neue Medien". Witten, 07.-08.04.2011. German Medical Science GMS Publishing House (Hrsg); 2011; doi: 10.3205/11cbt01

s Groß MM Schling S Wiemer A Vetter K Peter C. Die Neukonzepti-on des Mutterpasses - Ergebnisse einer Pilotstudie. Z Geburtshilfe Neonatol. 2011: 215: S 01: E22

s Köhler L Petersen A Vaske B Groß MM. Vergleich von klinischer und außerklinischer Geburtshilfe in Niedersachsen. Z Geburtshilfe Neonatol. 2011: 215: S 01: E22

s Penz SM Petersen A Brendel K Groß MM. Erleben des Geburts-beginns und Regionalanalgesie – die Symptome bei Geburtsbeginn sind mit dem Zeitpunkt assoziiert (Women’s perception of the onset of labour and epidural analgesia: a prospective study). Z Geburtshilfe Neonatol. 2011; 215 (S1):E11

s Petersen A Brendel K Groß MM. Erleben des Geburtsbeginns und Regionalanalgesie - Die Symptome bei Geburtsbeginn sind mit dem Zeitpunkt assoziiert. Z Geburtshilfe Neonatol. 2011: 215: S 01: E11

s Sensoy A Pischke S Blume C Guenter H Barg-Hock H Bode U Gross MM Manns MP Strassburg CP. Safety of pregnancies following liver and kidney transplantation. Journal of Hepatology 2011; 54: S231, EASL-Kongress

2010 s Michelsen C Schling S Gross MM. Models of midwifery care in Germany Arch Gynecol Obstet. 2010: 282: S1: S71

s Schling S Michelsen C Peter C Vetter K Gross MM. The develop-ment of the German legal maternity guideline and the antenatal health care record. Arch Gynecol Obstet. 2010: 282: S1: S214

2009 s Gross MM. More VBACs in the Future. J Perinatal Med. 2009: 37: S1: 135-137; doi: 10.1515/JPME.2009.135

s Gross MM Fischer V Behrends M Hillemanns P. Europäischer Masterstudiengang für Hebammen Geburtshilfe Frauenheilkd. 2009; 69:09

s Petersen A Drobnic PS Hillemanns P Groß M. Der Interventions-kaskade auf der Spur – Wie lange dauern die Intervalle zwischen Geburtsbeginn, intrapartalen Interventionen und der Geburt? Zeitschrift für Geburtshilfe und Neonatologie. 2009: 213: S 01

s Petersen A Poetter U Hillemanns P Gross MM. Are there any fac-tors predicting amniotomy as the first intervention during labor? J Perinatal Med. 2009: 37: S1: 655-721; doi: 10.1515/JPME.2009.655

s Petersen A Poetter U Hillemanns P Gross MM. Epidural analgesia as the first intervention during labor is associated with a risk profi-le in pregnant women. J Perinatal Med. 2009: 37: S1: 655-721; doi: 10.1515/JPME.2009.655

s Petersen A Poetter U Hillemanns P Gross MM. Modelling the cascade of interventions. J Perinatal Med. 2009: 37: S1: 655-721; doi: 10.1515/JPME.2009.655

s Petersen A Poetter U Hillemanns P Gross MM. Predisposing factors for oxytocin augmentation as the first intervention during labor. J Perinatal Med. 2009: 37: S1: 655-721; doi: 10.1515/JPME.2009.655

s Radtke K Köhler L Fischer V Hillemanns P Groß M. Vom EU-Projekt zur Verwirklichung des Europäischen Masterstudiengangs für Heb-ammenwissenschaft. Z Geburtshilfe Neonatol. 2009; 213:S 01

s Schling S Hillemanns P Gross MM. Zur Historie des Mutterpasses und seines Aktualisierungsbedarfs. Z Geburtshilfe Neonatol. 2009; 213: S9; doi: 10.1055/s-0029-1202786


_______________________________________________________________2008 s Zempel W Probst T Hillemanns P Gross MM. Die „Babyfriendly-Hospital-Initiative“ im universitären Setting – ein gelungenes Beispiel für evidenzbasierte Versorgung Geburtshilfe Frauenheilkd. 2008; 2008: 68: S 01

2007 s Gross MM Hartmut H Froemke C Hillemanns P. 328: The timing of amniotomy, oxytocin and epidural and its association to labor duration and mode of birth. Obstet.Gynecol. 2007: 197: 6: S101

s Gross M Hecker H Frömke C Ayerle G Hillemanns P. Dynamische Zusammenhänge zwischen präexistenten sowie intrapartalen Faktoren und Eröffnung und Austreibung bei Erstgebärenden–Ergebnisse der niedersächsischen ProGeb-Studie. Z.Geburtshilfe Neonatol. 2007: 211

s Hinxlage S Oehler K Kramer F Hillemanns P Groß M. Prädiktoren für den Verlauf und das Outcome der Eröffnungsphase–ein erster empirischer Zugang im Rahmen einer systematischen Übersichtsar-beit. Geburtsh Frauenheilk. 2007: 68

s Nowotzek A Hecker H Hillemanns P Groß M. Vergleich zwischen geburtshilflich-anästhesiologischen Klinikprofilen in Niedersachsen und anästhesiologischen Angaben in der ProGeb-Studie. Geburtsh Frauenheilk. 2007: 68

s Willhöft S Oehler K Donat A Hillemanns P Groß M. Merkmale zur Abgrenzung zwischen latenter und aktiver Eröffnungsphase in empi-rischen geburtshilflichen Arbeiten. Geburtsh Frauenheilk. 2007: 68

2006 s Ayerle G Hecker H Frömke C Gross MM. Associations between midwife presence during labour, intrapartum interventions, and outcomes. Early Human Development. 2006; Utrecht: 82: 532

s Burian RA Frömke C Schippert C Groß MM. Welche präexis-tierenden Faktoren bestimmen die Dauer der Eröffnungsphase? Geburtshilfe Frauenheilkd. 2006; Berlin: 66: 107

s Frömke C Groß MM Hecker H. Darstellung von zeitkonstanten und zeitabhängigen Interventionen auf den Geburtsverlauf in Übergangsmodellen. 51. Jahrestagung der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Medizinische Informatik, Biometrie und Epidemiologie (GMDS), Leipzig, 10.-14.09.2006. Löffler M, Winter A (Hrsg.). GMDS e.V., Programm- und Abstractband, Leipzig: Jütte-Messedruck Leipzig GmbH, 2006, S. 357

s Gross M Schwarz C Hecker H. Recruiting midwives for a multicentre cohort study. J Matern Fetal Neonatal Med. 2006; Prag: 19: 143

s Groß MM Frömke C Schippert C Wenzlaff P Hecker H Hillemanns P. Intrapartale Einflussfaktoren des Gebärens in einer niedersächsi-schen Kohortenstudie (ProGeb-Studie). Geburtshilfe Frauenheilkd. 2006; Berlin: 66: 187

2005 s Gross MM Schwarz C Wenzlaff P Haeseler G Hecker H. Ge-burtshilflichanästhesiologische Klinikprofile in Niedersachsen. 22. Deutscher Kongress für Perinatale Medizin, Berlin December 1 – 3. Z Geburtshilfe Neonatol 2005; 209: S104. 2005.

s Groß MM Stahl K Wenzlaff P Rätz S Hecker H. Wie lange dauern Geburtsverläufe? Z Geburtshilfe Neonatol. 2005; Berlin: 209: S87

s Groß MM Wenzlaff P Haeseler G Hecker H Schneider M. Geburtshilflich-anästhesiologische Klinikprofile in Niedersachsen. Z Geburtshilfe Neonatol. 2005; Berlin: 209: S104

2004 s Groß MM Hecker H Keirse M. Schmerz und Fitness während der Wehen. Arch Gynecol Obstet. 2004; Hamburg: 270: 123

s Groß MM Hecker H Stöxen T Günter HH Keirse M. Der Einfluss des persönlichen Geburtsbeginns auf verschiedene Geburtsphasen. Arch Gynecol Obstet. 2004; Hamburg: 270: 181

2003 s Gross MM Drobnic S Keirse M. Influence of time-dependent vari-ables on the duration of spontaneous first stage labor. J. Perinatal Med. 2003: 31: 196

s Groß MM Haunschild T Methner V Stöxen T Hecker H Günter HH. Der persönliche Geburtsbeginn und seine prädiktive Bedeutung für die Geburtsdauer nach Krankenhausaufnahme. Z Geburtshilfe Neonatol. 2003; Berlin: 207: 105

s Gross MM Haunschild T Stoexen T Guenter HH. Women's assess-ment of spontaneous onset of labor. J.Soc Gynecol Investig. 2003; Washington: 10: 50

s Gross MM Stöxen T Hecker H Guenter HH. Women's experience of onset of labour - Is there a predictive value for birth duration after hospital admission? J. Perinatal Med. 2003: 31: 193

2001 s Groß MM. Gebären als Prozess. Empirische Befunde für eine wissenschaftliche Neuorientierung. 20. Deutscher Kongress für Pe-rinatale Medizin 29.11.-01.12.2001 Berlin. Z Geburtshilfe Neonatol 2001; 205: 79


UNPUBLISHED ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES

LECTURES AND POSTERS WITHOUT PUBLISHED ABSTRACTS_______________________________________________________________2016 s Gross MM. The longitudinal analysis of care during labour: the midwifery perspective. Normal Labour & Birth Conference 11.-13.10.2016 Western Sydney University, Australia

s Weckend MJ. Breastfeeding in the cultural context [Stillen im kulturellen Kontext]. Interdisciplinary conference: Breastfeeding - the best start into life [Interdisziplinäre Fachveranstaltung: Stillen - bester Start ins Leben]. 05.10.2016, Osnabrueck, Germany

s Weckend MJ Grylka-Baeschlin S Ruescher N Gross MM. Association between antenatal vaginal pH and preterm birth: a systematic review [Assoziation zwischen vaginalem pH in der Schwangerschaft und Frühgeburt: Systematische Übersichtsarbeit]. In-house presentation, Department of Gynaecology and Obstetrics, Hannover Medical School, 29.06.2016, Hannover, Germany

s Weckend MJ Downe S Balaam M-C Lengler L Gross MM. The Ba-bies Born Better Project: a European survey on maternity care [Das Babies Born Better Project: Europäische Umfrage zur Erfahrung mit der Gesundheitsversorgung in der Schwangerschaft, während des Gebärens und im Wochenbett]. German Midwifery Congress [Deut-scher Hebammenkongress], 03.06.2016, Hamburg, Germany

2015 s Weckend MJ Gross MM. Update on the Babies Born Better Project. Conference of the COST Action IS0709, 05.10.2015, Lancaster, UK

s Gross MM Weckend M. Experiences with the preliminary B3 cross country analysis Conference. Lecture at the 10th Research Conference Normal Labour and Birth 15.-17.06.2015, Grange over Sands, English Lake district, UK

s Weckend MJ Gross MM. The Babies Born Better Project. Confe-rence of the COST Action IS0709, 05.05.2015, Barcelona, Spain

s Grylka-Baeschlin S Gross MM. Anwendung des Mother-Genera-ted Index in der Hebammenforschung und der Hebammenbetreu-ung – eine prospektive Studie in zwei deutschsprachigen Länder. 3. Hebammensymposium 17.01.2015, Winterthur

s Grylka-Baeschlin S Mikolajczyk R Karch A Gross MM. How is timing of the rupture of the membranes associated with labour duration and oxytocin administration, Poster at the 10th Research Conference Normal Labour and Birth 15.-17.06.2015, Grange over Sands, English Lake district, UK

s Grylka-Baeschlin S, Weckend M, Gehling H, Gross MM. The OptiBIRTH-study - project management of the German arm of the trial at the Midwifery Research and Education Unit, 50 Years of Scientific Excellence in Medicine at Hannover Medical School, 25.09.2015, Hannover

2014 s Gross MM. Overview of the set up, obtaining funding, and run-ning the EU COST Action ISO907. 30th Triennial Congress of the International Confederation of Midwives 1.-05.06.2014, Prague

s Gross MM Matterne A Berlage S Kaiser A Lack N Macher-Heidrich S Misselwitz B Mikolajczyk RT. Outcomes of mode of birth after a previous caesarean section in five German federal states. Conference of the COST Action ISO907 “Optimising Childbirth” 9.-10.4.2014, Brussels

s Grylka-Baeschlin S van Teijlingen E Gross MM. Cultural differen-ces in postnatal quality of life among German-speaking women. COST Optimising Childbirth Across Europe conference, 10.04.2014, Brussels

2013 s Begley CM Gross MM Dencker A Benstoem C Berg M Devane D. A systematic review to identify outcomes measuring the effect of oxytocin used in the treatment of delay in labour. Poster presented at The COMET III Meeting, 20.-21.06.2013, The Midland Hotel, Manchester, UK

s Grylka-Baeschlin S Stoll K van Teijlingen E Gross MM. Applica-tion of the Mother-Generated Index to German-speaking women for the assessment of postnatal quality of life. 8th Research Conference Normal Labour and Birth 04.-07.06.2013, Grange over Sands, English Lake District, UK

2011 s Allgeier C Koehler LM Petersen A Gross MM. Prolonged latent phase – results of a pilot study. 6th International Research Confe-rence Normal Labour and Birth 13.-15.06.2011 Grange over Sands, England

s Gross MM Bernloehr A Behrends M Hillemanns P Just I. The Par-turition of the European Master of Science in Midwifery. German Rectors’ Conference New Perspectives for Master Study Program-mes in Europe 25.-26.11.2011 Berlin, Germany http://www.hrk.de/de/projekte_und_initiativen/125_6344.php

s Köhler LM Petersen A Bernloehr A Vaske B Gross MM. The Hannover eligibility index for out-of-hospital birth. 6th Internatio-nal Research Conference Normal Labour and Birth 13.-15.06.2011. Grange over Sands, England

2010 s Gross MM Petersen A. Onset of midwifery care and normal birth. 5th Research Conference Normal Labour and Birth 19.-23.07.2010 Vancouver, Kanada

_______________________________________________________________2009 s Gross MM Petersen A. A dynamic concept of normal birth. 4th Research Conference Normal Labour and Birth 10.-12.06.2009, Grange over Sands, English Lake District, UK

s Nowotzek A Hecker H Grüssner S Hillemanns P Groß MM. Assoziation des muttermundsbezogenen Applikationszeitpunktes der geburtshilflichen Periduralanalgesie mit Geburtsmodus und Geburtsdauer. 125. Norddeutscher Kongress für Gynäkologie und Geburtshilfe, 05.-06.06.2009 Hamburg. NGGG-Abstractband, S. 49

s Petersen A Pötter U Hillemanns P Groß MM. Der Zeitpunkt der Oxytocingabe und die Geburtsdauer. 125. Norddeutscher Kongress für Gynäkologie und Geburtshilfe, 05.-06.06.2009 Hamburg. NGGG-Abstractband, S. 48

s Petersen A Pötter U von Kaisenberg C Hillemanns P Groß MM. Ist Oxytocinunterstützung während des Gebärens noch der For-schung wert? 125. Norddeutscher Kongress für Gynäkologie und Geburtshilfe, 05.-06.06.2009 Hamburg. NGGG-Abstractband, S. 15

2008 s Nowotzek A Hecker H Hillemanns P Groß MM. Zeitpunkte der ge-burtshilflichen Peridualanalgesie in Niedersachsen. 124. Norddeut-scher Kongress für Gynäkologie und Geburtshilfe, 04.-05.04.2008 Hamburg. NGGG-Abstractband, S. 42 (poster award)

s Ramsayer B Groß MM Hillemanns P. Einrichtung eines Hebammen-studiengangs an einer universitären Frauenklinik. 124. Norddeut-scher Kongress für Gynäkologie und Geburtshilfe, 04.-05.04.2008 Hamburg. NGGG-Abstractband, S. 43

2007 s Gross MM. Midwife Attendance during Normal Birth. Selected Results of the German ProGeb-Study. Midwives Alliance of North America, 18.-21.10.2007 Clearwater, Florida, USA

s Gross MM Schwarz Ch Frömke C Ayerle G Schippert C Buri-an R Hähnlein K Wenzlaff P Hecker H. Hebammenforschung in Deutschland – Bericht von der niedersächsischen ProGeb-Studie. 11. Hebammenkongress 14.-16.05.2007 Leipzig

2006 s Burian R Frömke C Schwarz C Wenzlaff P Groß MM. Die Defi-nition des Geburtsbeginns aus Sicht der Gebärenden im Vergleich zur Einschätzung aus der Sicht der Hebamme. 122. Norddeutscher Kongress für Gynäkologie und Geburtshilfe 20.06.-02.07.2006 Oldenburg. NGGG-Abstractband, S. 51

s Gross MM Hecker H Schwarz C Froemke C Wenzlaff P Hillemanns P. Aktueller Stand der ProGeb-Studie (Poster-Präsentation). 122nd Meeting of the North German Society in Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 30.06.-02.07.2006, Oldenburg, Germany

s Gross MM Schwarz Ch Hecker H. Labour duration assessed by la-bouring women versus midwives. 3rd Research Conference Normal Labour and Birth 07.-09.06.2006 Grange over Sands, English Lake District, England

2005 s Gross MM. Hebammenforschung am Beispiel der ProGeb-Studie (Vortrag). 28.-29.10.2005. 16. Forschungsworkshop. Fulda

s Gross MM Schwarz C Raetz S Stahl K Wenzlaff P Hecker H. Teilnah-mebereitschaft von geburtshilflichem Personal an einer prospektiven niedersachsenweiten Perinataldokumentation (Poster-Präsentation). ProGeb-Studie: Prozessorientierte Betreuung von Gebärenden (Poster-Präsentation). 02.-04.09.2005. 121. Tagung der Norddeut-schen Gesellschaft für Gynäkologie und Geburtshilfe. Hannover

s Groß MM Schwarz C Rätz S Stahl K Wenzlaff P Hecker H. Teilnahmebereitschaft von geburtshilflichem Personal an einer prozessorientierten Perinatalerhebung in Niedersachsen. 121. Norddeutscher Kongress für Gynäkologie und Geburtshilfe 02.-04.09.2005 Hannover. NGGG-Abstractband, S. 51

s Gross MM Schwarz C Wenzlaff P Tracy S Rijnders M Hecker H. Die lebendsprägende Phase der Geburt (Poster-Präsentation). 05.11.2005. 1. Symposium Forschungsstrategien der MHH.

2004 s Gross MM. Wellbeing during labour. 2nd Research Conference Normal Labour and Birth 09.-11.06.2004 Grange Over Sands, English Lake District, England

s Groß MM Hecker H Haunschild T Methner V Stöxen T Günter HH. Einfluss des persönlich erlebten Geburtsbeginns auf das Gebären. 10. Hebammenkongress 17.-19.05.2004 Karlsruhe

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_______________________________________________________________2003 s Gross MM Antes G. Wissenschaftliche Evidenz aus systematischen Übersichtsarbeiten zum Gebären. 4. Symposium Evidenzbasierte Medizin 14.-15.03.2003 Freiburg

2002 s Gross MM. Process and Outcome of Birthing: Scientific Perspectives for Midwifery. 26. ICM-Hebammenkongress 14.-18.04.2002 Wien

s Gross MM Haunschild T Stöxen T. How do women experience spontaneous onset of labour? 1st Research Conference on Normal Labour and Birth 28.-29.10.2002 Preston, England

s Groß M Haunschild T Stöxen T Sohn C. Wie erleben Schwangere den Geburtsbeginn? Erste Ergebnisse einer laufenden Erhebung. 30. Jahrestagung der Gesellschaft für Psychosomatik in Frauen-heilkunde und Geburtshilfe 20.-23.02.2002 Hannover. DGPFG-Abstractband, S. 38

2001 s Groß M. Gebären als Prozess. Impulse für die Qualitätssicherung. 8. Hebammenkongress 21-23.05.2001 Dresden

s Gross MM. Giving Birth – A Time related Process. 4th Biennial International Nursing and Midwifery Conference; Contesting Conversations in Practice, Education, Research and Policy 04.-07.11.2001 Adelaide, Australien

1998 s Gross M. Giving Birth: A time related Process. Paper presented at the Women’s Reproductive Health Conference 16.-17.07.1998 Cambridge, England

s Groß M. Gebären im Kontext von Geburtsverläufen und Geburts-erfahrungen. 113. Tagung der Norddeutschen Gesellschaft für Gynäkologie und Geburtshilfe 13.06.1998 Braunschweig

1997 s Groß M. Einführung in Hebammenforschung. 8. Workshop zur Heb-ammenforschung im deutschsprachigen Raum 05.-06.05.1997 Fulda

1996 s Gross M. Scientific Thinking in Midwifery Education. 24th Congress of the International Confederation of Midwives 26.-31.05.1996 Oslo, Norwegen

1994 s Gross M. Scientific Thinking in Midwifery Practice. 1st World Congress on Labor and Delivery 03.-07.07.1994 Jerusalem, I

INVITED LECTURES, CHAIRS 2016 s Weckend MJ. Midwifery care for refugee women and their families [Hebammenhilfe für geflüchtete Frauen und Ihre Familien]. 30th Symposium of the network Women/Girls and Health in Lower Saxony [30. Fachtagung des Netzwerks Frauen/Mädchen und Gesundheit Niedersachsen]. 26.10.2016, Goettingen, Germany

s Gross MM. The OptiBIRTH-study: Optimising childbirth by incre-asing vaginal birth after caesarean section (VBAC). 19.10.2016 Royal Women’s Hospital in Melbourne, Australia

s Grylka-Baeschlin S. Der frühe Start ins Leben – Die Begleitung in der Frühgeburt. VIII. Internationaler Dialog 22.-24.09.2016 Medizinische Universität Wien, Austria

s Grylka-Baeschlin S Gross MM. „OptiBIRTH-Studie: Vaginal gebären nach Sectio?- Eine cluster-randomisierte Multicenterstu-die“, Eröffnungstagung HELIOS Universitätsklinikum Wuppertal, 02.07.2016, Wuppertal

s Grylka-Baeschlin S Gross MM. „OptiBIRTH-Studie: Geburten nach Kaiserschnitt“, 5. Forum Geburtshilfe für Hebammen und Frauenärzte, 24.06.2016, Kassel

s Gross MM. Nationales Gesundheitsziel „Rund um die Geburt“. 17. Kongress für Pränatal- und Geburtsmedizin 09.-10.6.2016 Bonn

s Weckend M. Hebammenhilfe für geflüchtete Frauen und ihre Familien. 29. Fachtagung des Netzwerks Frauen/Mädchen und Gesundheit Niedersachsen 31.5.2016 Oldenburg

s Gross MM. Ermutigung zur vaginalen Geburt bei Zustand nach Kaiserschnitt (Empowerment for vaginal birth after caesarean section). 14. Hebammenkongress 02.-04.05.2016 Hamburg

s Gross MM. Geburtsmodus aus der Sicht der Hebamme (The Midwife’s view on mode of birth). Neonatalsymposium 19.02.2016 Hannover

s Gross MM. Geburtsmodus aus der Sicht der Hebamme (The Midwife’s view on mode of birth). Neonatalsymposium 19.02.2016 Hannover

2015 s Gross MM. Intrauterine Mortalität – die Lancet-Serie zur Tot-geburt (Intrauterine death - The Lancet’s Stillbirths Series). 27. Kongress für Perinatale Medizin 01.-03.12.2015 Berlin

s Gross MM. Nationale und internationale Entwicklungen in der Hebammentätigkeit (National and international developments in midwifery practice). Keynote. 27. Kongress für Perinatale Medizin 01.-03.12.2015 Berlin


_______________________________________________________________ s Gross MM. Die Sichtweise der Gebärenden in der hebammen-wissenschaftlichen Forschung (The women’s view in midwifery research). 25 Jahre Perinatal- und Neonatalerhebung im wie-dervereinigten Berlin: Entwicklungen, Ergebnisse, Perspektiven 11.11.2015 Berlin

s Gross MM. Hebammenarbeit: Machen wir das, was wir können? (Midwifery practice: Are we doing what we are able to do?) Geburtshilflicher Dialog 18.09.2015 Hannover

s Gross MM. Keeping birth normal. Sahlgrenska Academin, Göte-borg University, 28.05.2015 Göteborg

s Gross MM. Hebammenkompetenzen – eine erste Annäherung (Competencies for midwifery practice – a first approach). Internati-onaler Congress Geburtshilfe im Dialog 27.-28.02.2015 Mannheim

s Gross MM. Hebammenarbeit und Kaiserschnitt (Midwifery and Caesarean section). 3. Winterthurer Hebammensymposium 17.01.2015 Winterthur, Schweiz

2014 s Gross MM. Geburtseinleitung – Gibt es eine hebammenwissen-schaft-liche Perspektive? (Induction – is there a midwifery per-spective?) Fortbildungstag des Hebammenverbandes Schleswig-Holstein e.V. 15.11.2014 Rendsburg

s Grylka-Baeschlin S. Der Schmerz als physiologischer Wegbereiter der Geburt. 7. Internationaler Dialog: Geburtshilfe, Hebammen, Anästhesie und Neonatologen im Gespräch 11.-13.09.2014, AKH Wien

s Gross MM. Vaginale Geburt nach Kaiserschnitt - wie Forschung bei der Förderung der normalen Geburt helfen kann (Vaginal birth after Caesarean section – how research can help with the promotion of natural birth). 2. DHZ Congress 27.-28.06.2014 Hannover

s Grylka-Baeschlin S. Die OptiBIRTH-Studie: Eine Studie für Schwan-gere mit Zustand nach vorangegangenem Kaiserschnitt. Hebammen-weiterbildung 14.05.2014, Medizinische Hochschule Hannover

s Gross MM. OptiBIRTH-Studie. Sächsische Landesärztekammer und Sächsischer Hebammenverband 27.01.2014 Dresden

2013 s Gross MM. Interventionskaskaden während des Gebärens.Intervention cascades during birth). 26. Deutscher Kongress für Perinatale Medizin 05.-07.12.2013 Berlin

s Gross MM. Normale Geburt (Normal birth). 26. Deutscher Kongress für Perinatale Medizin 05.-07.12.2013 Berlin

s Gross MM. Wachsende Sectioraten (Growing C-section rates). 26. Deutscher Kongress für Perinatale Medizin 05.-07.12.2013 Berlin

s Bernloehr A, Der aktuelle Inhalt und die Struktur der Schwange-renvorsorge in Deutschland und den europäischen Nachbarländern. Landestagung des Landesverbandes der Hebammen NRW e.V. 16.10.2013 Mülheim an der Ruhr

s Grylka-Baeschlin S. Application of the Mother-Generated Index to German speaking women for the assessment of postnatal quality of life. Introductory week of the European Master of Science in Midwifery programme 02.09.2013, Lausanne

s Gross MM. Perspektiven der akademischen Ausbildung von Heb-ammen – Chancen und Herausforderungen (Perspectives on the academic education of midwives – Opportunities and challenges). Evangelische Hochschule Berlin, 29.8.2013 Berlin

s Gross MM. The timing of interventions during labour. 1st European Congress on Intrapartum Care. 23.-25.05.2013 Amsterdam

s Gross MM. Frühe Termingeburten (und späte Frühgeburten) in der Klinik: Mögliche Konsequenzen für die außerklinische Geburts-hilfe (Early term births (and late preterm births) in hospital: Possible consequences for out-of-hospital midwifery care). Jahrestagung Qualitätssicherung in der außerklini-schen Geburtshilfe (QUAG) 06.03.2013 Fulda

s Gross MM. Geburtsbeginn, fetale Reifung und Einleitung aus der Sicht der Hebamme. Onlinefortbildung GYN TO GO. Wochenend-kurs: „Was nicht nur Hebammen interessiert“ (Onset of labour, fetal maturation and induction from a midwife’s perspective. Online training GYN TO GO. Weekend course: “Not only for mid-wives“). 03.02.2013

2012 s Gross MM. Einleitung aus der Sicht der Hebamme. 6. Inter-nationaler Dialog: Geburtshelfer, Hebammen, Anästhesisten und Neonatologen im Gespräch 14.-16.09.2012 AKH Wien

s Gross MM. Geburtsbeginn und normale Geburt (Onset of labour and normal delivery. Training Seminar at Uelzen Hospital). Fortbil-dungsveranstaltung am Klinikum Uelzen 12.3.2012 Uelzen

s Gross MM. Qualitätssicherung in der klinischen und außerkli-nischen Geburtshilfe in Niedersachsen (Quality assurance of clinical and out-of-hospital births in Lower Saxony). Jahrestagung Qualitätssicherung in der außerklinischen Ge-burtshilfe (QUAG) 07.03.2012 Fulda



INVITED LECTURES, CHAIRS_______________________________________________________________2011 s Gross MM. Möglichkeiten und Grenzen der Hebammenwissenschaft. Festvortrag. 1. Zukunftswerkstatt. Visionen für Forschung und Praxis in der Geburtshilfe. 18.-19.11.2011 Innsbruck

s Gross MM. Der Mutterpass: Evidenzlage und Änderungsbedarf. Arbeitskreis Frauengesundheit in Medizin, Psychotherapie und Gesellschaft e.V. (AKF) 9.9.2011 Hannover

s Gross MM. Hebammen und Wissenschaft – Wie steht es um die normale Geburt? (Midwives and science: What does a normal birth look like?) 1. Hebammentag Gesundheit Nord. 13.04.2011. Bremen

s Gross MM. Vergleich von klinischen und ausserklinischen Geburten in Niedersachsen (A comparison of clinical and external births in Lower Saxony). Jahrestagung Qualitätssi-cherung in der außerklini-schen Geburtshilfe (QUAG) 16.03.2011. Fulda

s Gross MM. Lunch & Learn – Gemeinsam Perspektiven entwickeln für die Offene Hochschule Niedersachsen. Persönliche Einladung Ministerin Professorin Wanka am 22.2.2011 Niedersächsisches Ministerium für Wissenschaft und Kultur

s Gross MM. Hausgeburt – Fachliche und rechtliche Aspekte. 15. Fo-rum Notfallmedizin 16.02.2011 Medizinische Hochschule Hannover

2010 s Gross MM. 20 Jahre frischer Wind in einem alten Beruf (20 Years of New Perspectives in an old Profession). Lecture at the 20th Anniversary of the Association of Midwifery, Thuringia 16.11.2010. Erfurt, Germany

s Gross MM. Betreuung und Beratung bei Geburten mit vorausge-gangenem Kaiserschnitt (Care and Consultation at Births, Where a Previous Cesarean Section is a Complicating Factor). Regional conference of the Schleswig-Holstein Midwives Association. 11.09.2010 Rendsburg, Germany

s Gross MM. Activities with respect to early labour. Meeting of the Inter-national Early Labour Research Group. 19.07.2010. Vancouver, Canada

s Gross MM. Hebammen und Wissenschaft (Midwives and Science). 126th Meeting of the North German Society in Obstetrics and Gynaecology. 18.-19.06.2010. Schwerin, Germany

s Gross MM. Towards a dynamic concept of normal birth. ESF-Workshop on Promoting normality in childbirth across Europe. 21.-25.03.2010. Dublin, Ireland

s Gross MM. Wenn’s schwierig wird: Fragen an die Hebamme (When it gets diffucult-questions for the midwife). 4th Oberhausen New Year-Symposium for midwives. 27.02.2010. Oberhausen, Germany

s Gross MM. Wie normal ist die normale Geburt für Spätgebärende? (How normal is a normal birth for women giving birth later in life ?) 4th Bochum Perinatal Symposium, 16.01.2010. Bochum, Germany

2009 s Gross MM. Geburt und Geburtsmedizin – reelle Chancen der Hebammenarbeit (Birth und perinatal medicine - realistic perspectives for midwifery). 5th Symposium on the topic of birth. 13.-14.11.2009. Linz, Austria

s Gross MM. More VBACs in the Future. 9th World Congress of Perinatal Medicine. 24.-28.10.2009 Berlin, Germany

s Gross MM. Schmerzen und Geburt aus der Sicht der Heb-amme. Köln/Bonner Anästhesie-kolloquium. 30.09.2009. Uniklinik Köln

s Gross MM. Differences in health care systems in Europe. Lecture during the Summer-school of the European Masters of Science in Midwifery Programme. 11.09.2009. Glasgow, UK

2008 s Gross MM. Normal Birth Research: New Perspectives on Mid-wives’ Practice. Keynote at the Canadian Midwives Association Conference. 12.11.2008 Quebec, Kanada

s Gross MM. Reflections on Normal Birth. Northern Michigan University , 30.10.2008 Marquette, USA

s Gross MM. Understanding women’s experiences of early labour. Early Labour Conference 10.-11.09.2008 York, Great Britain

s Gross MM. Längsschnittliche Betrachtung von Interventionen auf den Geburtsverlauf: Die ProGeb-Studie. (Longitudinal reflection of interventions during labour: the ProGeb-Study) Annual Conference of external comparative quality assur-ance in Hesse, 27.08.2008, Bad Nauheim

s Gross MM. Research Proposals that Work: Stories from the Field ICM-Congress. 28th Triennial Conference of the International Con-federation of Midwives, 01.-05.06.2008, Glasgow, Great Britain

s Gross MM. ProGeb-Studie: Prozessorientierte Betreuung und Interventionskaskaden während des Gebärens (ProGeb-Study: process-orientated care and intervention cascades during labour). Swiss Midwifery Congress, 15.05.2008, Sar-nen, Switzerland

s Gross MM. Zeitabhängige Interventionen und ihre Assoziation mit Geburtsdauer und -modus (Time-dependent interventions and their association with duration and mode of birth). Obstetrical Advanced Education Programme. 07.05.2008, Medical School Hanover, Germany

s Gross MM. Results of the ProGeb-Study. Department of Nursing Science, 19.04.2008, Basel University, Switzerland

s Gross MM. European Masters of Science in Midwifery, Depart ment of Nursing Science, 18.04.2008, Basel University, Switzerland

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_______________________________________________________________2007 s Gross MM. Normal Birth als onderzoeksterrein. (Normal Birth – an area of research) Kennispoort Conference, 11.12.2007, Amersfoort, Niederlande

s Gross MM. Optimierte Geburt – Wunschvorstellungen (Optimised birth – wishful thinking). 23rd German Congress of Perinatal Medicine. 29.11.-01.12.2007, Berlin, Germany

s Gross MM. Prozessorientierte Betreuung von Low-Risk-Gebärenden (ProGeb-Studie). Analyse der Wirkung geburtshilflicher Interventionen auf den Geburtsverlauf (Process-orientated support of low-risk-pregnancies during labour – analysis of obstetrical interventions on the progress of labour). 25th Munich Conference of Quality Assurance in Obstetrics – Neonatology – operative Gynaecology, 22.-23.11.2007, State Chamber of Physicians of Bavaria, Munich, Germany

s Gross MM. Ziele und Aufgaben einer wissenschaftlichen Fachge-sellschaft für Hebammen (Aims and functions of a scientific acade-mic association for midwives). German Fed-eration of Midwives, 02.11.2007, Kassel, Germany

s Gross MM. Betreuung und Befindlichkeit während des Gebärens - Ergebnisse der ProGeb-Studie (Support and wellbeing during labour – results of the ProGeb-Study). 20th Congress Obstetrics gentle and safe, 17.03.2007, Bochum, Germany

s Gross MM. Stand der ProGeb-Studie (Current status of the ProGeb-Study). Annual Conference of the Association for the Qua-lity of Out-of-hospital Births, 16.03.2007, Fulda, Germany

s Gross MM. Modellierung des Gebärens. Beschreibende Daten der ProGeb-Studie. Jahresversammlung 2007 der Niedersächsischen Perinatalerhebung 25.01.2008 Ärztekammer Niedersachsen

s Gross MM. Die Rolle der Hebamme in der Begleitung des Ge-burts-verlaufs (The role of the midwife in the support during birth). Obstetrics between High-tech Medicine and emotional Experience, 20.01.2007, Clinic Altötting, Germany

2006 s Gross MM. Die Rolle der Hebamme beim (vorzeitigen) Blasen-sprung (The role of the midwife in the (preterm) rupture of the membranes). IV. International Dialogue: Obstetricians, Midwives, Anesthesiologists, and Neonatologists in conversation. 14.-16.09.2006, Vienna, Austria

s Gross MM. Die Rolle der Hebamme in der modernen Geburtshilfe im Spannungsfeld zwischen natürlicher Geburt und komplexen klinischen Fragestellungen (The role of the midwife in modern obstetrics between the priorities of natural birth and sophisticated clinical interrogations). IV. International Dialogue: Obstetricians, Midwives, Anesthesiologists, and Neonatologists in conversation. 14.-16.09.2006, Vienna, Austria

s Gross MM. Zeitkonstante und zeitabhängige Einflussfaktoren auf das Gebären in einer niedersächsischen Kohortenstudie (Time-constant and time-dependent factors which influence the process of labour in a cohort study in Lower Saxony). 122nd Meeting of the North German Society in Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 30.06.-02.07.2006, Oldenburg, Germany

s Froemke C Hecker H. Time-varying and time-constant factors in the analysis of childbirth (Vortrag). 05.06.2006. International Study Day: Dynamics During Labour. Zentrum Frauenheilkunde, Medizinische Hochschule Hannover

s Gross MM Hecker H. An Outline of the ProGeb-Study. Data Manage-ment in the ProGeb-Study (Vortrag). 05.06.2006. International Study Day: Dynamics During Labour. Zentrum Frauenheilkunde, Medizinisiche Hochschule Hannover

s Schwarz C. Onset of labour assessed by women and midwives (Vortrag). 05.06.2006. International Study Day: “Dynamics During Labour”. Zentrum Frauenheilkunde, Medizinisiche Hochschule Hannover

s Wenzlaff P. Quality assurance in obstetrics and ProGeb related data. 05.06.2006. International Study Day: Dynamics During Labour. Zentrum Frauenheilkunde, Medizinisiche Hochschule Hannover

s Gross MM Schwarz C Froemke C Ayerle G Burian R Basse C Schippert C Hecker H. Zeitabhängige und zeitunabhängige Einflussfaktoren des Gebärens (Vortrag). 17.05.2006. Frauenklinik, Medizinische Hochschule Hannover.

s Schwarz C Gross MM. Neues von der ProGeb-Studie: Geburts-dauern bei Klinikgeburten (Vortrag). 08.03.2006. Jahrestagung der Gesellschaft für Qualität in der Außerklinischen Geburtshilfe (QUAG) e.V. Fulda.

s Schwarz C Gross MM. Neues von der ProGeb-Studie (Vortrag). 03.03.2006. Landesdelegiertentagung des Hebammenverbandes Niedersachsen. Hannover.



INVITED LECTURES, CHAIRS_______________________________________________________________2005 s Gross MM Hecker H Schwarz C Wenzlaff P. Erste Ergebnisse ProGeb-Studie - Wie lange dauern Geburtsverläufe? (Vortrag). 14.12.2005. Frauenklinik, Medizinische Hochschule Hannover.

s Gross MM. Vorstellung der wesentlichen Ergebnisse des Gutach-tens Evaluation der Umsetzung der Hebammen-Fortbildungspflicht 2002-2005 gemäß § 7 HebBO NRW und Entwicklung eines Fort-bildungskonzeptes für den Fortbildungszeitraum 2005-2008 (Pre-sentation of the basic results of the report on the evaluation of the execution of the obligatory continious education for midwives und development of an educational concept for the time period 2005-2008) . Health Ministry of North Rhine-Westphalia, 25.11.2005, Düsseldorf, Germany

s Schwarz C. Hebammenforschung am Beispiel der ProGeb-Studie (Vortrag). 28.09.2005. Landesdelegiertentagung des Hebammen-verbandes Niedersachsen. Cloppenburg

s Gross MM. Informations– und Schulungsveranstaltung zum Studienprotokoll und zur Dokumentation der ProGeb-Studie für Hebammen und Geburtshelfer in Niedersachsen. 20.07.2005. Frauenklinik, Medizinische Hochschule Hannover

s Gross MM. Hebammengeleitete Geburtshilfe im Kreißsaal. (Midwifeled care) Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, University of Mainz, 18.06.2005, Mainz, Germany

s Gross MM Hecker H Schwarz C Rätz S. Zwischenbilanz im DFG-Projekt: Prozessorientierte Betreuung von Gebärenden (Vortrag). 15.06.2005. Frauenklinik, Medizinische Hochschule Hannover

s Schwarz C Raetz S Gross MM. Informations– und Schulungs-veranstaltung zum Studienprotokoll und zur Dokumentation der ProGeb-Studie für Hebammen und Geburtshelfer in Niedersachsen. 15.06.2005. Frauenklinik, Medizinische Hochschule Hannover

s Gross MM. Hebammenidentität im Wandel (Midwife’s identity in transition)? Clinic for Psychosomatics and Psychotherapy, Medical School Hanover, 19.05.2005, Hanover, Germany

s Stahl K. Informations– und Schulungsveranstaltung zum Studien-protokoll und zur Dokumentation der ProGeb-Studie für Hebam-men und Geburtshelfer in Niedersachsen. 11.05.2005. Oldenburg

s Gross MM. Timing of Epidural Analgesia, Department of An-aesthesiology, Medical School Hanover, 14.04.2005, Hanover, Germany

s Stahl K Raetz S Gross MM. Informations– und Schulungsver-anstaltung zum Studienprotokoll und zur Dokumentation der ProGeb-Studie für Hebammen und Geburtshelfer in Niedersachsen. 13.04.2005. Frauenklinik, Medizinische Hochschule Hannover

s Raetz S Gross MM. Informationsstand zum Studienprotokoll und zur Dokumentation der ProGeb-Studie für Hebammen und Geburts-helfer in Niedersachsen. 08.03.2005. 8. Niedersächsische Hebam-mentagung, Niedersächsisches Landesgesundheitsamt, Hannover

s Gross MM Hecker H. DFG-Projekt - Prozessorientierte Betreu-ung und Wohlbefinden von Low-Risk-Gebärenden (Vortrag). 16.02.2005. Frauenklinik, Medizinische Hochschule Hannover

s Stahl K Gross MM. Informationsstand zum Studienprotokoll und zur Dokumentation der ProGeb-Studie für Hebammen und Geburtshelfer in Niedersachsen. 11.02.2005. Jahresversammlung 2005 der Niedersächsischen Perinatalerhebung.

s Stahl K Raetz S Gross MM Hecker H. Informations– und Schulungs-veranstaltung zum Studienprotokoll und zur Dokumentation der ProGeb-Studie für Hebammen und Geburtshelfer in Niedersachsen. 12.01.2005. Frauenklinik, Medizinische Hochschule Hannover

2004 s Gross MM. Hebammengeleiteter Kreißsaal – Hebammengeleitete Geburt. (Midwife-led care) 17th Nuernberg Perinatal Symposium. 13.11.2004, Nuernberg, Germany

s Gross MM. Evidenced Based Midwifery, Zahlen und Studien zum natürlichen Geburtsgeschehen: Konsequenzen für die praktische Arbeit (Evidence Based Midwifery: consequences for practical work). Swiss Advanced Education in Midwifery, 01.11.2004, Berne Univer-sity Hospital, Switzerland

s Gross MM. Die Bedeutung von EBM und EBHC für die Hebamme. (The meaning of EBM and EBHC for Midwives) III. International Symposium for Obstetricians, Midwives, Anaesthesiologists and Neonatologists, 30.09.-02.10.2004, Frau-enfeld, Switzerland

s Gross MM. Prozessorientierte Betreuung und Wohlbefinden von Low-Risk-Gebärenden (Vortrag). Ständige Kommission der Nieder-sächsischen Perinatalerhebung. 09.09.2004.

s Gross MM. DFG Projekt: Intrapartale Betreuung und Wohlbefinden von Low-Risk-Gebärenden. Aufruf zur Teilnahme (Vortrag). 02.09.2004. Ladestagung Hebammnverband Niedersachen, Braunschweig.

s Gross MM. Analgesie im Kreißsaal aus Sicht der Hebamme. Geburtshilfe meets Anästhesie (Analgesia in laborward from the midwife’s point of view). Symposium on Obstetrics and Anaesthe-siology, 09.07.2004, Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Marburg University, Germany

s Gross MM. Entwicklung und Stand der Hebammenforschung in Deutschland. (Midwifery research in Germany: Development and current situation in midwifery research in Germany) Seminar for PhD Students in Nursing Science, 13.-15.02.2004, Department of Nursing Science, Witten/Herdecke University, Germany

2003 s Gross MM. Qualifikation von GeburtshelferInnen – Brauchen wir ein Kreißsaal-Zertifikat? (Is there a need for a laborward certifica-te?) 21. German Congress of Perinatal Medicine, 27.-29.11.2003, Berlin, Germany


_______________________________________________________________2002 s Gross MM. Die Bedeutung der Sequenz von Blasensprung und des Beginns der Hebammenbetreuung für den Geburtsverlauf. (The significance of the sequence of rupture of mem-branes and onset of midwifery support) Further Education on Psychosomatic Obstet-rics, 24.10.2002, Berne University Hospital, Switzerland

s Gross MM. Gebären als Prozess. Vortrag auf dem 2. Symposium für Evidenzbasierte Medizin. Evidenzbasierte Gesundheitsver-sorgung in Pflege und Geburtshilfe 05.-07.10.2002 Berlin

s Gross MM. Die Geburt als Schadensfall. (Birth as Harmful) 2nd International Dialogue Among Obstetricians, Midwives, Anaesthesists, Neonatologists, 26.-28.09.2002, Ravensburg, Germany

s Gross MM. Gebären als Prozess. Anregungen zur Qualitätssicherung aus geburtshilflicher Sicht. (Birthing as a process. Quality audit and obstetrical measurement). State Conference of Midwives in North Rhine-Westphalia, 06.09.2002, Bad Godesberg, Germany

s Gross MM. Die Normalgeburt durch wen? (Who should deliver whom?) 10th Congress of the German Society of Pre- and Perinatal Medicine, 09.-11.05.2002, Hamburg, Germany

s Gross MM. Gebären aus evidenzbasierter Sicht. Kongress Ge-burtshilfe 2002 - Auf dem Weg ins neue Jahrhundert. (Giving birth from an evidence-based perspective) Obstetrical Congress 2002 – Towards the new millennium, 08.-10.03.2002, Medical School Hanover, Germany

s Gross MM. Gebären als Prozess. Dynamische Aspekte der Quali-tätssicherung. (Birthing as a process - dynamic considerations on quality audit) Symposium of the Women’s and Children’s Hospital Links der Weser, 27.02.2002, Bremen, Germany

2001 s Gross MM. Gebären als Prozess. Dynamische Aspekte der Qualitätssicherung. Gebären als Prozess. Dynamische Aspekte der Qualitätssicherung. (Birthing as a process - dynamic considerations on quality audit) Physician Chamber of Lower Saxony, 04.12.2001, Hanover, Germany

s Gross MM. Vaginale Geburt – Zu welchem Preis? (Vaginal mode of delivery – Are the stakes to high?) Panel discussion at the 20th German Congress of Perinatal Medicine,1st 29.11.-01.12.001 Berlin, Germany

s Gross MM. Evidenzbasierte Medizin aus der Sicht der Hebamme. (Evidence-based medicine from the midwife’s point of view) Lecture at the 3rd Symposium of evidence based medicine, 20.-22.09.2001, Cologne, Germany

s Gross MM. Hebammentätigkeit und prozessorientierte Geburtshilfe. (Midwifery and process-related labor). 04.05.2001, Osnabrueck University, Germany

s Gross MM. The Childbirth as a Process with Time Coherence. In Collaboration with the German Cochrane Centre. International Confe-rence Bringing Babies to the World. 01.-03.02.2001, Prague, Czechia

2000 s Gross MM. Geburtshilfe zwischen Traum und Wirklichkeit. Podiums-diskussion Hebammengremium Tirol 05.05.2000 Innsbruck, Österreich

1997

s Gross MM. Effective Care in Pregnancy and Childbirth – Wirksame Fürsorge für Schwangerschaft und Geburt. Vortrag im Doktoran-denkolloqium von Prof. Baier, Sozialwissenschaftliche Fakultät 07.06.1997 Universität Konstanz

s Gross MM. Workshop zur Hebammenforschung. Österreichische Hebammengesellschaft. 23.03.1997 Graz, Österreich

s Gross MM. Einführung in wissenschaftliches Arbeiten für Hebammenschülerinnen. Bundeshebammenschülerinnentreffen 22.-23.02.1997 Oldenburg

1996 s Gross MM. Researching as a Midwife: Key aspects of Birthexperi-ence. 1. Convegno Nazionale La Nuova Ostetrica tra Scienza e Arte 27.-28.09.1996 Florenz, Italien

s Gross MM. 20 Stunden Forschungsunterricht - eine Konzeption. Vortrag auf der Lehrhebammentagung des Bundes Deutscher Hebammen. 26.01.1996 Fulda/Hünfeld

1995 s Gross MM. Angewandte Hebammenforschung: Wissenschaftliches Argumentieren im Hebammenberuf. 7. Hebammenkongress 15.-17.05.1995 Karlsruhe

1992 s Gross MM. Einführung in Hebammenforschung. Fortbildungstag für Hebammen an der Frauenklinik Bamberg 11.11.1992 Bamberg

s Gross M Schlieper B. Wissenschaftliches Arbeiten für Hebammen. 1. Internationaler Kongress Deutschsprachiger Hebammen in Europa 12.-13.10.1992, Friedrichshafen

s Gross MM. Individueller und sicherer Geburtsverlauf für Mutter und Kind unter Berücksichtung der mütterlichen Bewegungen und Positionen. 1. Gesamtdeutscher Hebammenkongress 18.-20.05.1992 Karlsruhe

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THE MIDWIFERY RESEARCH AND EDUCATION UNIT AT THE HANNOVER MEDICAL SCHOOL CAMPUS_______________________________________________________________

Located in the building K11, in the rooms: K11-01-3300, K11-02-3370

Department of Obstetrics, Gynaecology & Reproductive MedicineHanover Medical School

Also located in:u building K27, room: K27-08-1021u building “EtCetera” M02, room: M02-S0-0144

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Medizinische Hochschule Hannover

Midwifery Research and Education Unit Department of Obstetrics, Gynaecology & Reproductive MedicineProf. Dr. Mechthild M. Gross, RM RN BSc MScHead of Midwifery Research and Education Unit

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