Dr Ginny Mounce

PhD, MSc, RM, FHEA

Senior Lecturer - Course Lead Professional Doctorate in Midwifery

Oxford School of Nursing and Midwifery

Ginny Mounce

Role

Senior Lecturer with a background in midwifery, fertility/infertility and clinical research
delivery for reproductive health and childbirth studies. I welcome inquiries about
potential research opportunities and collaborations from other researchers, particularly
relating to early pregnancy, assisted reproduction and parenthood. 


I am a registered midwife.

Teaching and supervision

Courses

Modules taught

I am module leader for:

- Introduction to Research and Evidence

- Philosophy for Midwifery Practice

I also teach on several other modules, with particular interests being transitions to parenthood, early pregnancy and fertility.  I am also Course Lead for the Doctorate in Midwifery, and teach modules on this course as part of the DNurs programme.

Supervision

Supervision of PhD, DMid and MSc students.

Doctoral Research Students

Carol Forde-Johnston

An exploration of nurse-patient interactions in acute hospital settings when Electronic Patient Record (EPR) systems are used

Active

Sarah Mahoney

Normative Gender Roles and Women’s Experiences of Hysterectomy for Non-Malignant Disease in England: A Feminist Critical Thematic Analysis

Active

Giada Giusmin

What happens during postnatal perineal wound assessment? Perspectives of midwives and women.

Active

Research

Since 2009 I have worked on research studies mainly focused on causes of infertility, reproductive failure and fertility treatments themselves. My PhD was an ethnographic study of infertile couples as they started medical treatments, including IVF, to help their situation. I am particularly interested in using qualitative methodologies as an alternative research paradigm, for example in investigating patient experiences. My current research interests include transition to parenthood after IVF, fertility, contraception and pre-conception care and more latterly, minority ethnic experiences of educational and healthcare institutions.

Centres and institutes

Projects:
Fertility and Assisted Reproduction
Midwives’ perspectives of the impact of Covid-10 pandemic

Groups

Projects

  • Fertility and Assisted Reproduction
  • Midwives’ perspectives of the impact of Covid-19 pandemic

Publications

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Further details

Other experience

Currently Clinical Reseach Manager at the Nuffield Department of Women's & Redproductve Halth, University of Oxford.