Barbara Lloyd (@barbaralloydul) 's Twitter Profile
Barbara Lloyd

@barbaralloydul

Lecturer in Midwifery - Interested in Women’s Health - Acupuncturist - Chinese Medical Herbalist - Opinions and views my own.

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calendar_today28-02-2017 10:06:56

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Thank you THEconf2024 for helping me share this very important research. Previous research internship stressful time this research same but worse with Covid 19. Fab day lovely to meet colleagues from around the country. Fab presentations and lunch was amazing. Dept of Nursing and Midwifery, UL

Thank you <a href="/TheConf_TCD/">THEconf2024</a> for helping me share this very important research. Previous research internship stressful time this research same but worse with Covid 19. Fab day lovely to meet colleagues from around the country. Fab presentations and lunch was amazing. <a href="/NursingMid_UL/">Dept of Nursing and Midwifery, UL</a>
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Talking through an explanation of experiences of their internship period during the COVID-19 Pandemic, Barbara Lloyd reports her findings from interviewing students in the Research room. #RCMEdRes2023

Talking through an explanation of experiences of their internship period during the COVID-19 Pandemic, Barbara Lloyd reports her findings from interviewing students in the Research room. #RCMEdRes2023
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Thank you RCMEdRes 2023 for helping me share our research from the University of Limerick and especially to the midwifery students who took part in the study. @RCMEdRes2023 Dept of Nursing and Midwifery, UL

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Still time to apply for the 18 month programme for registered nurses to train to become a midwife starting September 2023 in University of Limerick great opportunities to work in the area of women health and neonatal care once qualified Dept of Nursing and Midwifery, UL margaret quigley Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland

Still time to apply for the 18 month programme for registered nurses to train to become a midwife starting September 2023 in University of Limerick great opportunities to work in the area of women health and neonatal care once qualified <a href="/NursingMid_UL/">Dept of Nursing and Midwifery, UL</a> <a href="/margquig/">margaret quigley</a> <a href="/NMBI_ie/">Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland</a>
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Listening to the amazing Stephanie Murray CMS Lactation from Wexford maternity unit speak about her initiative “Breastfeeding Snakes and Ladders”@IEHospitalGroup ALCIreland UCD Midwifery

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Delighted to share our research on Midwifery students’ experiences of their clinical internship placement during the COVID 19 pandemic in Ireland Dept of Nursing and Midwifery, UL Sylvia Murphy Tighe #midwifery sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

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Delighted to share our systematic review led by Colette Burke- Healthcare practitioners’ perspectives of providing palliative care to patients from culturally diverse backgrounds: a qualitative systematic review Dept of Nursing and Midwifery, UL Owen Doody #palliative doi.org/10.1186/s12904…

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Urgent Reminder: First Year Orientation will take place Friday 6th September. ATTENDANCE IS MANDATORY. For the orientation schedule: ul.ie/academic-regis… #UL #ULOrientation #StudyAtUL

Urgent Reminder: First Year Orientation will take place Friday 6th September. 

ATTENDANCE IS MANDATORY. 

For the orientation schedule: ul.ie/academic-regis…

#UL #ULOrientation #StudyAtUL
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Fantastic presentation from Prof Philip on promoting breastfeeding disappointment to see Ireland has one of the lowest breastfeeding rates in the world we need investment in community midwifery services nationally women need more support at home Dept of Nursing and Midwifery, UL @healthy_ul National Women & Infants Health Programme

Fantastic presentation from Prof Philip on promoting breastfeeding disappointment to see Ireland has one of the lowest breastfeeding rates in the world we need investment in community midwifery services nationally women need more support at home <a href="/NursingMid_UL/">Dept of Nursing and Midwifery, UL</a> @healthy_ul <a href="/NWIHP/">National Women & Infants Health Programme</a>