Avery Plough

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2018-2022
Publications (10 Years): 6

Top Topics

Randomized Controlled Trial

Ejection Fraction

Top Venues

Birth (Berkeley, Calif.)

Journal of midwifery & women's health

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Publications

Amber Weiseth, Avery Plough, Reena Aggarwal, Grace Galvin, Amber Rucker, Natalie Henrich, Kate Miller, Laura Subramanian, Rebecca Hawrusik, William Berry, Susan Gullo, Lauren Spigel, Kimberly Dever, Donald Loveless, Kristin Graham, Bettina Paek, Neel T Shah
Improving communication and teamwork during labor: A feasibility, acceptability, and safety study. Birth (Berkeley, Calif.) 49 (4) (2022)
Lauren Spigel, Avery Plough, Victoria Paterson, Rebecca L West, Amanda Jurczak, Natalie Henrich, Susan Gullo, Brett Corrigan, Pam Patterson, Trisha Short, Lisa Early, Margie Bridges, Elizabeth Pesek, Marianne Pizzitola, Dianna Davis, Keri Kirby, Christina Borduz, Neel T Shah, Amber Weiseth
Implementation strategies within a complex environment: A qualitative study of a shared decision-making intervention during childbirth. Birth (Berkeley, Calif.) 49 (3) (2022)
Reena Aggarwal, Avery Plough, Natalie Henrich, Grace Galvin, Amber Rucker, Chris Barnes, William Berry, Toni Golen, Neel T Shah
The design of "TeamBirth": A care process to improve communication and teamwork during labor. Birth (Berkeley, Calif.) 48 (4) (2021)
Avery Plough, Deb Polzin-Rosenberg, Grace Galvin, Amie Shao, Brendan Sullivan, Natalie Henrich, Neel T Shah
An Exploratory Study of the Relationship between Facility Design and the Provision of Childbirth Care. Journal of midwifery & women's health 64 (1) (2018)
Avery Plough, Natalie Henrich, Grace Galvin, Neel T Shah
Common challenges managing bed and staff availability on labor and delivery units in the United States: A qualitative analysis. Birth (Berkeley, Calif.) 45 (3) (2018)
Avery Plough, Deb Polzin-Rosenberg, Grace Galvin, Amie Shao, Brendan Sullivan, Natalie Henrich, Neel T Shah
Assessing the Feasibility of Measuring Variation in Facility Design Among American Childbirth Facilities. HERD 12 (2) (2018)