Evidence-based Women’s Health Care
Much medical practice around the world is conducted without evidence that interventions are beneficial to the patient and will not cause harm. This group aims to develop evidence on the effectiveness of all medical interventions in this area, preferably through large collaborations in randomised clinical trials, to provide insight on the available evidence tailored to the individual patient for both patients and doctors. To achieve this, international collaboration through coordination of research agendas for clinical and basic research, and the establishment of guidelines is essential.
Professor Ben Mol’s research group includes experts in clinical obstetrics, epidemiology, oncology, biostatistics and meta-analysis. The team aims to involve young people, create large datasets and initiate international collaboration.
Meet the team
Researchers
Other staff and students
Research Midwives
- Jane Donaldson
- Ma'ayan Geffen
- Ebony LaPosta
Clinical Researchers
- Heather Ford
- Holly Giles-Clark
- Kelly Hughes
- Maddy Jones
- Shimona Lai
- Ayesha Rahim
PhD Students
- Vanessa di Bartolomeo
- Kelly Hughes
- Dr Sarah Hunt
- Georgina James
- Michael Tanner
- Ritesh Warty
BBioMedSc Student
- Maria Mazi
- Saffia Phipps-Booth
BMedSc(Hons) Students
- Adya Choudary
- Anisija Gilian
- Vinitha Narasimha
- Morgan Peel
- Carine Wessels
Master of Reproductive Sciences
- Elizabeth Cutting