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Kristin Tully

Research Assistant Professor

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Affiliations

School of Medicine

Obstetrics and Gynecology

Kristin Tully is currently serving as an Obstetrics And Gynecology Research Assistant Professor at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

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Kristin Tully

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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maternal health obstetrics and gynaecology public health health care obstetrics nursing breastfeeding epidemiology pediatrics women's health health equity neonatology maternal-fetal medicine child development midwifery respiratory medicine prenatal care social determinants of health parental care human lactation cesarean birth health communication term infants systematic review sleep counseling psychology industrial ergonomics pediatric nursing clinical nursing preterm birth ehealth digital storytelling inter-professional collaboration human-centered design late preterm maternity care caesarean childbirth early challenges prenatal breastfeeding education family psychology social science research developmental psychology supportive care narrative health technology distance education health systems obstetric anesthesia caesarean section emotional responses clinical implementation behavioral health patient empowerment behavioral medicine parent leadership patient experience social medicine methodology comparison respectful maternity care patient satisfaction patient education ai healthcare evidence-based practice occupational ergonomics online education fall prevention verbal interactions emergency management fourth trimester critical transition period maternal accounts breast-feeding intent cesarean delivery infant sleep maternity patient maternal emotional well-being maternity service family medicine reproductive health medical education health policy

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Advancing Healthcare Equity Through Human Factors Engineering. International Journal of Industrial Ergonomics (2024)

Myrtede AlfredKristin TullyEnid Montague

health equitybiomedical engineeringindustrial ergonomicshuman factors engineeringhealthcare equityhuman-centered design

A Human-Centered Approach for Sharing Patient Experiences Through Digital Storytelling: A Research Through Design Study. Carolina Digital Repository (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) (2024)

Behnam-asl, SanaUmstead, KellyMahtani, RaunakTully, Kristin P.Gill, Carolina

design studydesign sciencedesigndigital storytelling

Birthing Parent and Companion Verbal Reactions Following Interactions With Inpatient Postpartum Health Care Team Members: An Observational Study Using Naturalistic Filming. BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth (2024)

Maggie MangasNeha Simran SaggiMarisue Peralta MaciasAlison M. StuebeKristin P. Tully

observational studymaternal healthnaturalistic filmingcompanion verbal reactionsverbal interactionshealth sciencesprenatal care

Birthing Parent Perspectives on Measuring the Quality of Perinatal Care: Metrics, Timing, and Process. Frontiers in Health Services (2024)

Kristin P. Tully

maternal-fetal medicinehealth services researchhealth careobstetrics and gynaecologymaternal healthperinatal careparent perspectivespediatricsparental carehealth sciencesprenatal care

Birthing Parent Postpartum Acute Care Use: Multilevel Opportunities for Strengthening Healthcare. Birth (2024)

Clara E. BusseAlison M. StuebeKatherine TumlinsonChristine TuckerCatherine J. VladutiuBrian PenceKristin P. Tully

maternal healthhealth careglobal health

Cultivating Vital Conditions for Perinatal Well-Being and a Sustained Commitment to Reproductive Justice. Health Affairs (2024)

Alison StuebeAnna CreeganFrancoise Knox-KazimierczukMeredith C. SmithSabia WadeKristin Tully

public healthperinatal well-beingvital conditionssustained commitment

Development and Implementation of a Pregnancy Heart Team at a Southeastern United States Tertiary Hospital: A Qualitative Study. American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology MFM (2024)

William Michael HartBen CobbJohanna Quist-NelsonKristin P Tully

cardiologymedicinematernal-fetal medicinepregnancy heart teamimplementation researchhospital medicinereproductive medicineimplementation strategieshealth carefetal medicineobstetrics and gynaecologyqualitative studymaternal healthregional studiesobstetricsgynecologyhealth policy

Distinguishing Urgent From Non-Urgent Communications: A Mixed Methods Study of Communication Technology Use in Perinatal Care. Journal of Cognitive Engineering and Decision Making (2024)

Laura WilsonAlison M. StuebeMarina PearsallMegan MansourKristin Patricia TullyJennifer H. GarvinKevin JonesEmily S. Patterson

non-urgent communicationshealth communicationcommunicationmixed methods studycognitive engineeringperinatal carecognitive scienceprenatal care

Examination of Social Determinants of Health Characteristics Influencing Maternal Postpartum Symptom Experiences. Journal of Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities (2024)

Jihye Kim ScrogginsQing YangKristin P. TullyKarin Reuter-RiceDebra Brandon

public healthhealth characteristicsracial discriminationsociologysocial sciencessocial determinants of healthmaternal health

Identification of Postpartum Symptom Informedness and Preparedness Typologies and Their Associations With Psychological Health: A Latent Class Analysis. Midwifery (2024)

Jihye Kim ScrogginsKatharine E. BruceAlison M. StuebeJenifer O. FaheyKristin P. Tully

psychological healthmental healthmidwiferypostpartum symptom informednesspreparedness typologieslatent class analysis

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Kristin Tully

Research Assistant Professor

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Affiliations

School of Medicine

Obstetrics and Gynecology

Kristin Tully is currently serving as an Obstetrics And Gynecology Research Assistant Professor at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Kristin Tully

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Research Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Advancing Healthcare Equity Through Human Factors Engineering. International Journal of Industrial Ergonomics (2024)

Myrtede AlfredKristin TullyEnid Montague

health equitybiomedical engineeringindustrial ergonomicshuman factors engineeringhealthcare equityhuman-centered design

Behnam-asl, SanaUmstead, KellyMahtani, RaunakTully, Kristin P.Gill, Carolina

design studydesign sciencedesigndigital storytelling

Maggie MangasNeha Simran SaggiMarisue Peralta MaciasAlison M. StuebeKristin P. Tully

observational studymaternal healthnaturalistic filmingcompanion verbal reactionsverbal interactionshealth sciencesprenatal care

Birthing Parent Perspectives on Measuring the Quality of Perinatal Care: Metrics, Timing, and Process. Frontiers in Health Services (2024)

Kristin P. Tully

maternal-fetal medicinehealth services researchhealth careobstetrics and gynaecologymaternal healthperinatal careparent perspectivespediatricsparental carehealth sciencesprenatal care

Birthing Parent Postpartum Acute Care Use: Multilevel Opportunities for Strengthening Healthcare. Birth (2024)

Clara E. BusseAlison M. StuebeKatherine TumlinsonChristine TuckerCatherine J. VladutiuBrian PenceKristin P. Tully

maternal healthhealth careglobal health

Cultivating Vital Conditions for Perinatal Well-Being and a Sustained Commitment to Reproductive Justice. Health Affairs (2024)

Alison StuebeAnna CreeganFrancoise Knox-KazimierczukMeredith C. SmithSabia WadeKristin Tully

public healthperinatal well-beingvital conditionssustained commitment

Development and Implementation of a Pregnancy Heart Team at a Southeastern United States Tertiary Hospital: A Qualitative Study. American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology MFM (2024)

William Michael HartBen CobbJohanna Quist-NelsonKristin P Tully

Distinguishing Urgent From Non-Urgent Communications: A Mixed Methods Study of Communication Technology Use in Perinatal Care. Journal of Cognitive Engineering and Decision Making (2024)

Laura WilsonAlison M. StuebeMarina PearsallMegan MansourKristin Patricia TullyJennifer H. GarvinKevin JonesEmily S. Patterson

non-urgent communicationshealth communicationcommunicationmixed methods studycognitive engineeringperinatal carecognitive scienceprenatal care

Examination of Social Determinants of Health Characteristics Influencing Maternal Postpartum Symptom Experiences. Journal of Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities (2024)

Jihye Kim ScrogginsQing YangKristin P. TullyKarin Reuter-RiceDebra Brandon

public healthhealth characteristicsracial discriminationsociologysocial sciencessocial determinants of healthmaternal health

Identification of Postpartum Symptom Informedness and Preparedness Typologies and Their Associations With Psychological Health: A Latent Class Analysis. Midwifery (2024)

Jihye Kim ScrogginsKatharine E. BruceAlison M. StuebeJenifer O. FaheyKristin P. Tully

psychological healthmental healthmidwiferypostpartum symptom informednesspreparedness typologieslatent class analysis

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