Project Partners

The Bump2Baby and Me project is being delivered by an international consortium of partners. The consortium brings together expertise in implementation science, lifestyle change, health psychology, mHealth technology, health economics and health service delivery. Follow the links below for information on individual partners.

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Blog / Wed 16 Mar

High quality, evidence-based research to guide decision making

Find out about the quality of evidence we are providing and how our project links to the TOPCHILD collaboration.

Blog / Mon 11 Oct

October: Start of a new season and ‘health literacy month’

Health literacy is the ability to make sound health decisions in the context of everyday life.

Blog / Wed 15 Sep

How best to approach and undertake H2020 reporting

Technical and financial interim reporting to the European Commission (EC) for Horizon 2020 projects is a complex process.

Blog / Wed 18 Aug

Designing a new model of care for diabetes in pregnancy in Ireland

If you ask any mother about her pregnancy experience, you will get a different answer and a unique story.

Blog / Wed 16 Jun

Key steps for successful management of an EU research project

Dr Faisal Zahoor, Bump2Baby and Me Project Manager shares his thoughts in this blog.

Blog / Wed 19 May

The challenges of running a clinical trial during Covid-19

The effect of COVID-19 on clinical research was immense. Restrictions meant that most clinical trials were either paused or delayed.

Blog / Thu 12 Nov

World Diabetes Day: midwives and nurses make a difference in gestational diabetes and diabetes prevention

Women with gestational diabetes are at increased risk of developing complications during pregnancy and at delivery.

Blog / Thu 24 Sep

Bump2Baby and the SDGs: The potential impact on the UN’s flagship policy ambition

How can Bump2Baby and Me help progress the overarching objective of the Sustainable Development Goals “leaving no one behind”?

Blog / Wed 24 Jun

Healthcare in the 2020s. The age of digital healthcare?

The start of the 2020s has seen healthcare services being tested in ways previously unimaginable.

Blog / Thu 23 Apr

The best start in life? Vital for tackling health inequalities

Our healthcare intervention will help provide the best start, but how will it help reduce health inequalities?