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Thesis Title
Me aro ki te ha o hineahuone: Women, miscarriage stories and midwifery: Towards a contextually relevant research methodology

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Ms Kenney interweaved indigenous and European world views in creating and implementing a contextually relevant qualitative research methodology for the midwifery profession; 鈥楾e Whakamaramtanga鈥�. The methodology was applied in the field of miscarriage. Narrative analyses of twenty research participants鈥� stories draw on kaupapa Maori philosophy, and social theories, particularly the ideas of Pierre Bourdieu, Michel Foucault and Bruno Latour. Ms Kenney鈥檚 development of a multicultural midwifery research methodology informed by multidisciplinary theoretical approaches is innovative for midwifery research and theory, and potentially other health disciplines. Her research addresses gaps in midwifery, miscarriage-related care, health professional development, Maori health and health research literature.

Supervisors
Associate Professor Cheryl Benn
Professor Taiarahia Black
Dr Suzanne Phibbs