Posters and Presentations
Poster/Abstracts
Swiss midwifery conference 2025 (May 15 – 16, 2025, Fribourg)
Two research subprojects presented as posters.
Symposium Nursing Data 2023 (June 28, 2023 Lucerne)
Please be aware that this was created with preliminary data.
19th European Doctoral Day in Nursing Science (September 09 – 10, 2022 Bern)
Abstract published in HeilberufeScience 2022 (Poster presentation 2.4)
Eggenschwiler, L.C., Smith, V., Moffa, G., Simon, M., Maternal and neonatal salutogenic outcomes in association with midwifery staffing – a causal inference framework (MaNtiS). In. The 19th European Doctoral Conference Nursing Science – EDCNS. HBScience 13 (Suppl 1), 1–25 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1007/s16024-022-00377-z
Presentations
4th International Conference of the German Society of Nursing Science (DGP)
Nursing Research: Are we keeping up? (May 08 – 09, 2025, Berlin)
Presentation: A target trial emulation of staffing effectiveness: one-to-one care and spontaneous vaginal birth
All Ireland Maternity and Midwifery Festival
Maternity services are at a turning point across Ireland. 2025 sees an opportunity for change across all of Ireland.
(April 8, 2025, Dublin)
Presentation: Maternal and neonatal outcomes in association with midwifery staffing (MaNtiS)
2nd International Research Conference by UCD School of Nursing, Midwifery and Health Systems
Empowering Care: Innovations in Healthcare for a Sustainable Future (August 22 – 23, 2024, Dublin)
Presentation: The effect of midwifery staffing on the prevalence of spontaneous vaginal birth – a target trial emulation
Conference Swiss midwifery leaders and midwifery experts (November 16, 2023, Olten)
Talk: Midwifery staffing – challenges and solutions
In the presentation, Luisa Eggenschwiler and Livia Ramseier gave an overview of possible instruments for structural and operational personnel planning.
Swiss midwifery conference 2023 (May 24 – 25, 2023, Fribourg)
Talk: Midwifery staffing – when demand exceeds supply
“We need to find creative solutions for midwifery staffing to reduce peak workload. With improved staffing we can improve working conditions and job satisfaction.”
Podcast episode – Herztöne
Episode 31: Luisa Eggenschwiler
“Es ist sehr wichtig, dass Hebammen forschen.”
“It is very important that midwives conduct research.”
5. Scientific conference by LEP AG (September 13, 2022 Hall in Tyrol)
