Bridget Amankwah
This researcher's work focuses on integrating themes of grief, bereavement, and mental health across societal contexts, particularly in social sciences, with a broader emphasis on global maternal and child health challenges. Their research delves into experiences of loss through personal narratives and examines the role of midwifery education in fostering awareness and support for women during childbirth. The researcher also explores rural settings, highlighting 'being-with' dynamics between mothers, infants, and the community. Furthermore, they investigate policies and healthcare systems that facilitate mental health support among affected populations, while addressing social determinants of health.
Global Maternal and Child Health
Grief, Bereavement, and Mental Health
Midwives’ rural health experiences of ‘being-with’ women and newborns in labour and delivery settings, Ghana: Implications for policy and planning
Open AccessMidwifery education in Ghana: Time for further advancement
Open Access“The Health Caregivers Did Not Care about Me after the Loss”: Maternal Experiences of Perinatal Loss in the Kumasi Metropolitan Area, Ghana
Midwifery Education in Ghana: Time for Further Advancement
Open AccessDepartment of Nursing
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology