
Dr Sam Burton
Research Associate in Maternal & Perinatal Mental Health
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Biography
Dr Burton's research focuses on substance use, decision making and perinatal mental health, with a particular interest in substance use in the perinatal period and disclosure of use. Sam's research primarily uses quantitative methods, primarily with routinely collected healthcare records, RCT's or cohort datasets.
Sam's work also focuses on access and engagement with perinatal mental healthcare and predictors of antenatal alcohol use. Dr Burton is developing a line of work to examine stigma of women who use alcohol during the perinatal period, with an aim to improve access to care, to reduce alcohol-harm in person-focused manner.
Research

Maternal And Child Health Systems and Policy Research (MAPS)
The Maternal and Perinatal Systems and Policy (MAPS) Research Group assumes a life-course approach which is engaged with basic and clinical science research that has the potential to improve health care quality and outcomes from bench to population health, through policy relevant world class evidence synthesis, implementation and service delivery research.
Research

Maternal And Child Health Systems and Policy Research (MAPS)
The Maternal and Perinatal Systems and Policy (MAPS) Research Group assumes a life-course approach which is engaged with basic and clinical science research that has the potential to improve health care quality and outcomes from bench to population health, through policy relevant world class evidence synthesis, implementation and service delivery research.