Jennifer Drevin
Jennifer Drevin
Associerad forskare
Jennifer Drevin studerar donation av embryonala stamceller för utveckling av avancerade terapeutiska behandlingsmetoder. Hennes forskning ingår i SweLife ATMP projektet, som finansieras av Vinnova, och undersöker patienters, allmänhetens, beslutsfattares och donatorernas egna värderingar och preferenser gällande donation av embryonala stamceller för utveckling av nya behandlingsmetoder. Hon använder preferensstudier för att förstå hur människor balanserar sina intressen och värderingar. Jennifer Drevin är också en del av det Innovative Medicines Initiative (IMI) finansierade ConcePTION projektet.
Jennifer Drevin är sjuksköterska, har en mastersexamen i folkhälsa och har doktorerat inom medicinsk vetenskap vid Uppsala universitet. Hennes doktorandprojekt handlade om reproduktiv hälsa.
E-post: jennifer.drevin@crb.uu.se
Telefon: 018-471 62 88
Publikationer
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Attitudes and values among the Swedish general public to using human embryonic stem cells for medical treatment
Ingår i BMC Medical Ethics, 2022.
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Would you consider donating your left-over embryos to treat Parkinson’s disease? Interviews with individuals that underwent IVF in Sweden
Ingår i BMC Medical Ethics, 2022.
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Patients' views on using human embryonic stem cells to treat Parkinson's disease: an interview study
Ingår i BMC Medical Ethics, 2022.
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Patients' views on using human embryonic stem cells to treat Parkinson's disease: an interview study
Ingår i BMC Medical Ethics, 2022.
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Perceptions on using surplus embryos for the treatment of Parkinson’s disease among the Swedish population: a qualitative study
Ingår i BMC Medical Ethics, 2022.
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[SWEPIS has led to rash changes in routines within Swedish obstetric care].
Ingår i Läkartidningen, 2020.
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Childhood abuse and unplanned pregnancies: a cross-sectional study of women in the Norwegian Mother and Child Cohort Study
Ingår i British Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, s. 438-446, 2020.
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Drevin, Jennifer
Measuring Pregnancy Planning and the Effect of Childhood Abuse on Reproductive Health
2019.
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Measuring pregnancy planning: A psychometric evaluation and comparison of two scales
Ingår i Journal of Advanced Nursing, s. 2765-2775, 2017.
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Exploring men's pregnancy-planning behaviour and fertility knowledge: a survey among fathers in Sweden
Ingår i Upsala Journal of Medical Sciences, s. 127-135, 2017.
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Adverse childhood experiences influence development of pain during pregnancy.
Ingår i Acta Obstetricia et Gynecologica Scandinavica, s. 840-846, 2015.
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