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Malin Hansson

Doctoral Student

Reproductive and perinatal
health
Telephone
+46 31-786 60 94
+46 766-18 60 94
Mail
malin.hansson@fhs.gu.se
Visiting address
Arvid wallgrens backe hus 1 och 2
41346 Göteborg
Room number
1414
Postal address
Box 457
40530 Göteborg

About Malin Hansson

I am a doctoral student in Reproductive and Perinatal Health and have a master in the same area. I am a registered nurse, registered midwife, sexologist, prophylaxis instructor, certified masseur, certified medical yoga and medical pregnancy yoga instructor.

 

 

Research

My doctoral thesis focus on the work situation for midwives at delivery wards focusing models of care, MiMo, and job satisfaction. (MiMo - Midwifery model of woman-centered childbirth care.)

mimo.care/

I have previously done research on couple relationship, sexuality, parenthood and factors leading to separation.

sahlgrenska.gu.se/forskning/podcast

I have also been an interview coordinator and interviewer in the WAG-project (Women and Alcohol in Gothenburg) at epidemiology and social medicine at Gothenburg University.

medicine.gu.se/english/phcm/Epidemiology+and+Social+Medicine/research/mental-health--working-life-and-social-security/substance-use-and-mental-health/WAG/

 

Research group

Childbirth research (CRG)

www.childbirthresearch.se/

 

Education

I teach at the midwifery program at Gothenburg University and give lectures at maternity and child clinics, delivery wards among other places, about sexuality, parenthood, couple relationship after birth and factors leading to separation and what protective factors there is in a couple relationship.

 

 

Clinical activity

I have been working as a midwife at delivery ward at Östra Hospital, Sahlgrenska University Hospital, since 2001. But since 2013 I have been on leave to be an interview coordinator and interviewer in the WAG project, and since September 2015 I am a doctoral student at Health and Care Sciences at Gothenburg University.

 

 

Key words

Work situation, Midwife, MiMo, Maternity care, Work satisfaction, Childbirth research, Sexuality, Parenthood, Couple relationship, Separation factors