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| Publication | Year | Journal | Thematic area | Citations |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Maternal social support and resilience in caring for preterm newborns at the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU): A qualitative study S Eduku, E Annan, MA Amponsah |
2024 | Heliyon 10 (14), 2024 | Health Sciences | 29 |
| Perspectives of nurses regarding pain assessment and management during routine infant vaccination in Ghana E Annan, TS Ramukumba, BJ Stevens |
2023 | Nursing open 10 (8), 5348-5355, 2023 | Health Sciences | 7 |
| A qualitative study on post-natal mothers' decision making processes and barriers to facility-based care for newborn danger signs in urban setting in Ghana E Yeboah, E Annan, M Ani-Amponsah, R Dizoagl |
2025 | Journal of Neonatal Nursing 31 (3), 101649, 2025 | Health Sciences | 5 |
| Mothers' perspectives on lactation support in the neonatal intensive care unit at ST. Joseph's hospital, Ghana R Dizoagl, E Annan, M Ani–Amponsah, E Yeboah |
2025 | Journal of Neonatal Nursing 31 (6), 101731, 2025 | Health Sciences | 4 |
| Cultural beliefs and health-seeking practices among postnatal mothers in Ghana, Bono East Region, regarding newborn danger signs E Annan, E Yeboah, M Ani-Amponsah, JG Asibey, R Dizoagl |
2025 | SAGE Open Nursing 11, 23779608251401820, 2025 | Health Sciences | 3 |
| Midwives’ attitudes, motivations, and barriers to neonatal resuscitation in a tertiary hospital, Ghana: a qualitative inquiry UD Agbenohevi, M Ani-Amponsah, E Donkor, KD Klutse, E Appiah, ... |
2025 | Journal of Neonatal Nursing 31 (1), 116-122, 2025 | Health Sciences | 3 |
| Midwives' perspectives on rural birthing experiences and newborn survival in Ghana M Ani-Amponsah, S Richter, EA Osei, EA Ampofo, E Annan, ... |
2024 | Discover Public Health 21 (1), 222, 2024 | Health Sciences | 3 |
| Breastfeeding Challenges among Career Mothers in A Low-Resource Setting: An Exploratory Study EY Francis Minliim Duut, Emma Annan, Mary Ani-Amponsah |
2025 | Journal of Advocacy, Research and Education. 12 (2), 158-166., 2025 | Health Sciences | 2 |
| Maternal Stress and Coping Experiences in Neonatal Intensive Care Units: A Qualitative Study in the Greater Accra Metropolis D Kudu, E Annan, AS Abukari, F Naab |
2025 | Nursing in Critical Care 30 (6), e70230, 2025 | Health Sciences | 2 |
| Implementation of reaching every child immunization strategy in Ghana: a qualitative exploration of the perspectives of the district health management team VAA Harvey, A Adom-Afari, L Baatiema, E Annan, K Duah Dwomoh, ... |
2025 | Discover public health 22 (1), 396, 2025 | Health Sciences | 1 |
| Nursing practices in neonatal pain relief and barriers to neonatal pain management in a referral hospital, Southern Ghana AAA Larbi, M Ani-Amponsah, O Anim-Boamah, E Annan |
2025 | Douleurs: Évaluation-Diagnostic-Traitement 26 (3), 166-173, 2025 | Health Sciences | 1 |
| Perspectives of male caregivers involved in managing newborn illnesses at home and in healthcare facilities in Salaga District Of Ghana FM Daplah, M Ani-Amponsah, P Tabong, E Annan, EA Ampofo, ... |
2025 | Midwifery, 104553, 2025 | Health Sciences | 1 |
| Attitudes and Social Norms Influencing Adolescents’ Contraception Utilisation in Bongo District, Ghana R Akunvane, CD Badzi, BC Ampimah, E Annan |
2024 | Journal of Advocacy, Research and Education 11 (2), 282-294, 2024 | Social Sciences | 1 |
| “Babies are still weeping.” Mothers’ perspectives regarding infants’ pain during vaccination in a low resource setting E Annan, T Ramukumba, BJ Stevens |
2024 | African Journal for Physical Activity and Health Sciences (AJPHES) 30 (3 …, 2024 | Health Sciences | 1 |
| KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEFS ON EXCLUSIVE BREAST FEEDING (EBF) OF NURSING MOTHERS IN BOLGATANGA MUNICIPALITY (GHANA). PP Mwini-Nyaledzigbor, A S, A E, A P, A E |
2014 | Vibus Innovative Publishing Solutions, 2014 | Health Sciences | 1 |
| Exploring the role of societal support in shaping breastfeeding experiences among mothers of preterm infants in rural Ghana E Annan, R Dizoagl, M Ani-Amponsah, E Yeboah, J Owusu |
2026 | BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth, 2026 | Health Sciences | 0 |
| Nurses’ perspectives on factors influencing the use of chlorhexidine gel in newborn umbilical cord care in Ghana E Annan, M Boamah, M Ani-Amponsah, DBB Adu, E Asiedua |
2026 | Nursing Children and Young People 38 (3), 2026 | Health Sciences | 0 |
| Entrepreneurial Instincts of Nurses and Midwives in Ghana AMA Ofei, J Owusu‐Asiamah, T Barnes, E Annan |
2025 | Nursing Open 12 (7), e70246, 2025 | Health Sciences | 0 |
| Nurses’ perspectives of newborn cord management and susceptibility to cord sepsis at a Regional Hospital in Ghana during COVID pandemic M Boamah, E Annan, M Ani-Amponsah |
2025 | International Journal of Africa Nursing Sciences, 100875, 2025 | Health Sciences | 0 |
| Nurses’ perspectives on neonatal pain management in Ghana AA Larbi, M Ani-Amponsah, E Annan, O Anim-Boamah |
2025 | Nursing Children and Young People 37 (5), 2025 | Health Sciences | 0 |
| Regional Geographic Dynamics of Male Midwifery Practice: An Exploratory Study of the Perspectives of the Male Midwife in Ghana's Volta and Northern Regions DBB Adu, M Ani‐Amponsah, E Annan |
2025 | Health Science Reports 8 (10), e71380, 2025 | Health Sciences | 0 |
| Discover Public Health M Ani‑Amponsah, S Richter, EA Osei, EA Ampofo, E Annan, ... |
2024 | — | Health Sciences | 0 |
| “How can a male too want to do this work?” Exploring the challenges faced by male midwives in Ghana’s midwifery and newborn care practice E Adu, B., & Ani-Amponsah, M. & Annan |
2024 | Journal of Advocacy, Research and Education 11 (3), 301-308, 2024 | Health Sciences | 0 |
| Midwives’ rural health experiences of ‘being-with’women and newborns in labour and delivery settings, Ghana: Implications for policy and planning M Ani-Amponsah, S Richter, E Appiah, EA Ampofo, E Annan, G Mensah, ... |
2024 | — | Health Sciences | 0 |
| Exploring the Wellbeing of Unmarried Men with Prostate Cancer in the Accra Metropolis EO Annan |
2019 | University of Ghana, 2019 | Health Sciences | 0 |