Following the conclusion of the ARM@DA realist evidence synthesis in September 2023, we were able to suggest a range of implications to guide implementation of digital consultations (publications coming soon!). However we also found that our ability to make more … Continued
The ARM@DA project has been guided throughout by two stakeholder groups. One was made up of women and community organisations, and another of healthcare professionals. We are very grateful for the support and contributions of these stakeholder groups and their … Continued
The ARM@DA research team is pleased to invite you to a free webinar in which we will share the findings and recommendations of our realist review into the use of digital (remote) clinical consultations in maternity care. Join us on … Continued
By Benash Nazmeen Assistant Professor in Midwifery at the University of Bradford and consultant on ARM@DA with a special interest in Health inequalities and Equality, Diversity and Inclusion, and ARM@DA Research Fellow Georgia Clancy. Research is an essential aspect of … Continued
Hello, we are Helen Spiby and Kerry Evans, midwife researchers on the ARM@DA team, contributing an understanding of maternity policy and practice. We are co-investigators on the project and have been involved from the very beginning in identifying the research … Continued
By Georgia Clancy, ARM@DA Research Fellow. In our previous blog, Mark explained how he conducted the literature search for our realist review. This search produced nearly 6,500 texts! The team needed to sort through these papers so that we would … Continued
Hello, I’m Mark Clowes and I’m the information specialist on the ARM@DA Project team. So what is an information specialist and why does this research project need one? As our previous blog explained, the ARM@DA realist review involves consulting recent … Continued
By Georgia Clancy, ARM@DA Research Fellow. Welcome to our first ARM@DA blog! This is the place where we’ll be providing updates, thoughts and reflections as the project goes on. ARM@DA is a realist inquiry into maternity care at a distance. … Continued