Survey Program- Current Approved Analyses

The following is a list of present analyses being conducted with Having a Baby in Queensland Survey Program data. For a list of completed analyses, please click here.

2009

Approval Number	Title	LEAD INVESTIGATOR and Collaborators	QCMB Liaison
2009-001	How does maternity care differ between public and private birth facilities in Queensland? Choice, intervention and satisfaction	YVETTE MILLER Rachel Thompson	Yvette Miller
2009-002	A study of Queensland women’s worries during pregnancy	ASHLEIGH ARMANASCO Rachel Thompson	Rachel Thompson
2009-004	The effect of women’s interactions with maternity care providers on safety and quality of care	YVETTE MILLER Bernadette Watson Samantha Prosser	Yvette Miller Bernadette Watson
2009-005	What predicts having a normal birth in Queensland?	RACHEL THOMPSON Sue Kruske Samantha Prosser Yvette Miller	Rachel Thompson

2010

Approval Number	Title	LEAD INVESTIGATOR and Collaborators	QCMB Liaison
2010-002	Effectiveness of different protocols on survey response in a survey of maternity care experience	YVETTE MILLER Rachel Thompson Julie Porter	Yvette Miller
2010-004	Informed choice in maternity care in Queensland: who has it?	RACHEL THOMPSON Yvette Miller	Yvette Miller

2011

Approval Number	Title	LEAD INVESTIGATORS and Collaborators	QCMB Liaison
2011-001	Trends in access to and use of the internet for perinatal health information	RACHEL THOMPSON Yvette Miller Sam Prosser	Rachel Thompson
2011-002	Evaluating the Universal Postnatal Contact Initiative	RACHEL THOMPSON Yvette Miller Aimee Dane Maria Zadoroznyj	Rachel Thompson
2011-003	Testing the Queensland Model of Communication with Women’s perspectives	MICHELLE HEATLEY Bernadette Watson Cindy Gallois Yvette Miller	Bernadette Watson

2012

Approval Number	Title	LEAD INVESTIGATORS and Collaborators	QCMB Liaison
2012-001	Women’s experiences of onset of labour and admission to hospital for intrapartum care	RACHEL THOMPSON Kate Mulherin Yvette Miller	Rachel Thompson
2012-006	Reasons for caesarean section: a comparison of reasons for caesarean in Queensland, Australia and the UK	SAM PROSSER Rachel Thompson Yvette Miller Maggie Redshaw	Rachel Thompson Yvette Miller
2012-010	Relationship between postpartum health professional contact and breastfeeding at 4 and 17 weeks	WENDY BRODRIBB Yvette Miller Maria Zadoroznyj	Yvette Miller
2012-012	A study of associations between hospital sector, access to postnatal care, and women’s postnatal psychological wellbeing	MARIA ZADOROZNYJ WENDY BRODRIBB Yvette Miller Rachel Thompson Sue Kruske Loretta McKinnon	Yvette Miller
2012-013	Planned caesarean and planned vaginal birth: A comparison of maternal and neonatal outcomes	YVETTE MILLER Sam Prosser	Yvette Miller
2012-015	Inequalities and women’s experiences of maternity care during labour and birth	MAGGIE REDSHAW Julie Hennegan Yvette Miller	Yvette Miller
2012-016	Who answers an open-ended ‘Anything else?’ question at the end of a maternity care experiences survey, and what do they say?	YVETTE MILLER Sam Prosser	Yvette Miller
2012-018	What are the qualitative experiences of maternity care for women residing in rural areas?	SUE KRUSKE Sharon Nugent Loretta McKinnon Yvette Miller	Yvette Miller
2012-019	Model of Care: A comparison of maternal and neonatal outcomes	YVETTE MILLER Gabrielle Stevens Rachel Thompson Bernadette Watson Sam Prosser Ashleigh Armanasco	Yvette Miller
2012-020	Surviving the road to normal birth	YVETTE MILLER Adrian Barnett Sam Prosser	Yvette Miller
2012-022	What are the needs of maternity care consumers that identify as from a culturally and linguistically diverse background during pregnancy, labour and birth, and after birth, and how well are their needs met?	YVETTE MILLER RACHEL THOMPSON	Yvette Miller Rachel Thompson
2012-023	Are women in Queensland informed about alternative models of maternity care? And who is informed about what?	YVETTE MILLER Gabrielle Stevens Rachel Thompson Bernadette Watson	Yvette Miller

2013

Approval Number	Title	LEAD INVESTIGATORS and Collaborators	QCMB Liaison
2013-001	Do risk and choice account for differential rates of caesarean section in private and public places of birth when separating intrapartum and pre-labour onset caesareans?	SAM PROSSER Yvette Miller	Yvette Miller
2013-002	Women’s recall of how the third stage of their labour was managed	SAM PROSSER Rachel Thompson Yvette Miller Julie Hennegan Aimée Dane	Yvette Miller
2013-003	Are the choice and preparedness for induction of labour associated with women’s satisfaction with their intrapartum care and birth experience?	YVETTE MILLER Sam Prosser Rachel Thompson Magen Seymour-Smith	Yvette Miller
2013-004	Birth philosophies: prevalence, fit with model of care and psycho-social outcomes	YVETTE MILLER Daile Martin Sam Prosser Gabrielle Stevens Ashleigh Armanasco	Yvette Miller
2013-005	Which women have an opportunity to debrief about their labour and birth, and does it make a difference?	YVETTE MILLER Samantha Prosser Sue Kruske Julie Hennegan Ashleigh Armanasco	Yvette Miller
2013-006	Evaluation of pregnancy hand held record: prevalence and impact for birthing women.	MARIA ZADOROZNYJ YVETTE MILLER Sue Kruske	Yvette Miller
2013-007	Another country, another language and a new baby: the postnatal experience of women born outside Australia who speak another language.	MAGGIE REDSHAW Julie Hennegan Sue Kruske	Sue Kruske
2013-008	Holding the baby: the impact of early infant contact on maternal outcomes	MAGGIE REDSHAW Julie Hennegan Sue Kruske	Sue Kruske
2013-010	Sociodemographic, clinical and hospital variables that influence postpartum contact in the first 10 days postdischarge	WENDY BRODRIBB Yvette Miller	Yvette Miller

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