Researcher profile for Sally Baddock
Sally Baddock
Professor Sally Baddock has developed a strong platform of research over the last 20 years in the area of infant behaviour and physiology during sleep and the impact of sleep practices on sudden unexpected death in infancy (SUDI). This includes investigating the benefits and risks of infant-parent bed-sharing while recognising the importance of cultural context. She is part of a team that has produced significant research outputs from four major studies on infant sleep – three of which have been funded by the Health Research Council of New Zealand, and all of which have attracted widespread international recognition and at times have generated widespread media attention and influenced public policy.
Sally is a member of the academic staff in the School of Midwifery. She has taught in the Health Sciences for over 30 years and for 7 years she was Co-Head of School. As Professor she continues her leadership roles across the polytechnic with a focus on research, and continues to teach physiology at postgraduate level and supervise candidates for the Master of Midwifery. Masters projects include a range of explorations focused on the evidence underpinning midwifery practices and include both qualitative and quantitative methodologies. She pursues further research interests through collaborations with staff from the School of Midwifery, including a series of projects investigating learner experiences in Midwifery education. She supports research of colleagues through her role as research coordinator in the school.
Baddock S, Miller S, Bilous E, & Patterson J. (2022) The content and impact of dreaming during late pregnancy – a qualitative account. Poster presentation at the Sleep Down Under 2022 8 - 11 November hybrid conference.
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Hewitt T, Baddock S & Patterson J. (2022) Timing of cord clamping: An observational study of cord clamping practice in a maternity hospital in Aotearoa New Zealand New Zealand College of Midwives Journal. Issue 58, pp19-26
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Parker, G., Ker, A., Baddock, S., Kerekere, E., Veale, J., & Miller, S. (2022) “It’s Total Erasure”: Trans and Nonbinary Peoples’ Experiences of Cisnormativity Within Perinatal Care Services in Aotearoa New Zealand Women's Reproductive Health https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/23293691.2022.2155496
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/23293691.2022.2155496
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Suzanne Miller
Baddock S, Manhire S, Williams S, Tipene-Leach D, Abel S, Tangiora A, Jones R, Taylor B. (2021) What are the motivators and barriers to breastfeeding continuation in a mainly Māori community in New Zealand? 32nd ICM Virtual Triennial Congress, June 2021.
Patterson, J., Miller, S., Kerkin, B., Ma˛cznikc, A. & Baddock, S. (2021) Preparing midwifery students to consult confidently. Women and Birth, 34:105-110.
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Sally Baddock,
Bridget Kerkin ,
Suzanne Miller,
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Baddock S, Te Maihāroa K, Leonard G, Miller, S. (2020) Sleep changes between lockdown levels among staff at a tertiary education institution. Annual Centre for Health Systems and Technology (CHeST) Symposium: Improving Healthcare with Emerging Technologies. University of Otago, 26 August.
https://www.op.ac.nz/assets/CHEST-Booklet.pdf
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Sally Baddock,
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Baddock, S. (2020) Responsible Research workshop. Presentation to staff of Otago Polytechnic 12 August 2020
https://www.op.ac.nz/about-us/news-and-events/item/7070
Patterson. J., Miller, S., Kerkin, B., Mącznik, A., & Baddock, S. (2020) Preparing midwifery students to engage confidently in interprofessional conversations. Women and Birth
https://www.womenandbirth.org/article/S1871-5192(19)31076-5/fulltext
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Sally Baddock,
Bridget Kerkin ,
Aleksandra Macznik,
Suzanne Miller,
Jean Patterson
Baddock S, Te Maihāroa K, Leonard G, Miller S (2020) The influences of social restrictions related to the Covid-19 pandemic on sleep among staff at a tertiary education institution in New Zealand. Australasian Sleep Association on-line Sleep Week 20 - 23 October. Presentation in the Chronobiology session Wed Oct 21
https://sleep.org.au/common/Uploaded%20files/Sleep%20Week%20Program.pdf
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Sally Baddock,
Suzanne Miller,
Kelli Te Maiharoa
Baddock, S., Miller, S., & Patterson, J. (2020) Sleep in late pregnancy: a qualitative study. Australasian Sleep Association Sleep Week online Symposium. October 20 -23. Chronobiology session wed Oct 21
https://sleep.org.au/common/Uploaded%20files/Sleep%20Week%20Program.pdf
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Baddock, S., Beatson, D., & Bilous, E. (2020) An education model for growing a regional/rural health workforce. ITP Research Symposium, Online, 24 – 25 September 2020 (Online).
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Sally Baddock,
Deb Beatson,
Emma Bilous
Baddock,S. (2019) Helping families to sleep their infant safely: What’s going on during infant-adult bedsharing? ITP Research Symposium, Whanaungatanga, Eastern Institute of Technology, Napier, 15-16 April.
Baddock,S., Purnell,M., Blair,S., Pease,A., Elder,D., & Galland,B. (2019) The influence of bed-sharing on infant physiology, breastfeeding and behaviour: A systematic review. Sleep Medicine Reviews 43 (2019) 106 - 117
Baddock,S. (2019) Sleeping like a baby through 150 years. Otago Institute for the Arts and Sciences 150 year celebration. What’s hot? August 2019.
Baddock,S. (2019) Infant sleep: latest research update in Symposium entitled: Paediatric year in review. Sleep Downunder 2019, Sydney, Australia, 16-19 October.
Baddock, S. (2019) Taking education to the people not people to the education: a New Zealand case study in delivering education “closer to home”. Presentation at Academic Issues Forum, Otago Polytechnic, 1 August.
https://www.op.ac.nz/hub/news/item/4909
Baddock, S. (2019) When the messages don’t work…looking for an alternative approach in Symposium entitled: Societal impact of sleep research. Does science have to be sexy? Sleep DownUnder 2019, Sydney, 16-19 October.
Naber, N., Miller, S., & Baddock, S. (2018) What do we know about sibling attended birth? An integrative literature review Midwifery Midwifery, Open access journal, https://www.journals.elsevier.com/midwifery ISSN: 0266-6138.
Patterson, J., Macznik, A., Miller, S., Kerkin,B., & Baddock, S. (2018) Becoming a midwife: A survey study of midwifery alumni. Women and Birth, pp 1871-5192
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Sally Baddock,
Bridget Kerkin ,
Aleksandra Macznik,
Suzanne Miller,
Jean Patterson
Manhire, K., Williams., S.M. Tipene-Leach, D., Baddock, S.A., Abel,S., Tangiora1,A., Jones, R. and Taylor, B.J. (2018) Predictors of breastfeeding duration in a predominantly Maori population in New Zealand BMC Pediatrics (2018) 18:299 https://doi.org/10.1186/s12887-018-1274-9.
Baddock SA, Tipene-Leach D, Williams S, Jones R, Tangiora A, Taylor BJ. (2018) Pepi-pods™ (plastic bassinet-sized containers) for a safe infant sleep? Overnight video, maternal questionnaire and physiological evaluation of Pepi-pods™ as a sleep device for babies at increased risk of sudden unexpected death in infancy. International Conference on Stillbirth, SIDS and Baby Survival (ISPID/ ISA joint Congress), Glasgow 7-9 June.
Baddock,S. (2018) Overview of reproductive physiology. Chapter 18, Midwifery Preparation for Practice 4e.
Tipene-Leach D, Baddock SA, Williams SM,Tangiora,Rones R, McElnay C, Taylor BJ. (2018) The Pepi-Pod study: Overnight video, oximetry and thermal environment while using an in-bed sleep device for sudden unexpected death in infancy prevention Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health DOI: 10.1111/jpc.13845. http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/jpc.13845
Baddock, S., Tipene-Leach, D., Williams, S., Tangiora, A., Jones, R., Macznik, A., & Taylor, B. (2017) Physiological stability in an indigenous sleep device: a randomised controlled trial. Archives of Disease in Childhood DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1136/archdischild-2017-313512
Researcher Profiles:
Sally Baddock,
Aleksandra Macznik
Baddock, S., Tipene-Leach, D., Williams, S., Tangiora, A., Jones, R., Iosua, E., Macleod, E., & Taylor, B. (2017) Wahakura vs Bassinet for Safe Infant Sleep: A Randomized Trial Pediatrics. Volume 139, number 2, February 2017: e 20160162
Kalmakoff, S., Baddock, S., & Gray, A. (2017) Predictors of supplementation for breastfed babies in a Baby-Friendly hospital. Women and Birth. http://authors.elsevier.com/sd/article/S1871519217302159. DOI: 10.1016/j.wombi.2017.08.131
Baddock S (2017) Research to investigate the benefits and risks of wahakura as a safer sleep option Whakawhetu Te Tai Tokerau Mokopuna Ora Seminar, Waitangi, 26-27th April.
Baddock, S., Tipene-Leach, D., Williams, S., Tangiora, A., Jones, R., & Taylor, B. (2016) Overnight video and maternal questionnaires to investigate the use of pepi-pods (plastic bassinet-sized containers) as an in-bed sleep device for vulnerable babies at increased risk of SUDI Sleep DownUnder 2016. Australasian Sleep Association Conference, Adelaide, 20-22 October. Journal of Sleep Research.2016, 25 (Suppl. 2),26. Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health (in press).
Patterson, J,. Baddock, S,. Pairman, S,. Griffiths, C,. & Miller S,. (2015) Evaluation of the learning components of a blended Bachelor of Midwifery programme: student perceptions of how these contributed to their learning and their readiness for practice. New Zealand College of Midwives Journal:2015:51;50-58
Baddock, S. Tipene-Leach, D. Tangiora, A. Williams, S. Jones, R. Taylor, B. (2013) The late pregnancy sleep characteristics of an under-served population of Maori women. Sleep DownUnder, 25th Annual Scientific Meeting of the Australasian Sleep Association, Brisbane, 17-19 October 2013
Tipene-Leach, D. Baddock, S. Taylor, B. (2013) The KISS Study: Evaluating new sleeping options for New Zealand babies. Taha and Whakawhetu Conference, Second Mokopuna Ora Conference, Auckland, 20- 21 June 2013 http://whakawhetu.co.nz/programme.html
Davis D, Baddock S, Pairman S, Hunter M, Benn C, Anderson J, et al. (2012) Risk of Severe Postpartum Hemorrhage in Low-Risk Childbearing Women in New Zealand: Exploring the Effect of Place of Birth and Comparing Third Stage Management of Labor Birth. 2012;39(2):98.
Baddock, SA,. Galland CB., Bolton, DPG., Williams, S., & Taylor BJ. (2012) Hypoxic and Hypercapnic Events in Young Infants During Bed-sharing. Pediatrics 2012; 130:2 237-244; doi:10.1542/peds.2011-3390.
Davis, D., Baddock, S., Pairman, S., Hunter, M., and 4 others. (2012) Risk of severe postpartum haemorrhage in low-risk childbearing women in New Zealand: Exploring the effect of place of birth and comparing third stage management of labor. Birth. 39(2),98-105
Patterson J, Baddock S, Miller S, Griffiths C, & Mountier, J (2012) Evaluation of a Bachelor of Midwifery programme using blended delivery to geographically spread satellites Nottingham International Conference for Education and Research in Midwifery. University of Nottingham, UK. 7th & 8th September, 2012.
Baddock S, Tipene-Leach D, Tangiora A, Jones R, Williams S, Taylor B. (2012) The technical practicalities and cultural considerations of home monitoring to evaluate a Maori infant sleep device. Invited presentation as part of the symposium entitled Sleep Unplugged: Sleep monitoring outside the clinical PSG lab at the Australasian Sleep Association Conference, Darwin. http://www.sleep.org.au/documents/item/391. Sleep and Biological Rhythms.2012:10(S1)p52
Baddock S, Tipene-Leach D, Tangiora A, Jones R, Williams S, Taylor B. (2012) The technical practicalities and cultural considerations of home monitoring to evaluate a Maori infant sleep device. Sleep and Biological Rhythms.2012:10(S1)p52
Baddock, S (2012) The Wahakura project: methodology for investigating a culture based strategy for safer infant sleep. Developmental Physiology Conference, Leicester University, June 2012
Baddock, S (2012) New Zealand studies of infant sleep: investigating culture based strategies for safer infant sleep Mothering and Infancy Biennial Conference, Durham University, June 2012. https://www.dur.ac.uk/resources/sleep.lab/sim/BaddockDurhamSIM2012.pdf
Baddock, S (2012) Infant-parent sleep: a bird’s eye view of behaviour during the night Victoria University Graduate school, Nursing and Midwifery research seminar series. August, 2012
Baddock, S. (2011) Cosleeping: an ecological parenting practice. Chapter 16 in Sustainability, Midwifery and Birth, 2011, Oxford, UK: Routledge
Baddock, S. (2011) Sudden Infant Death in Childrearing Families. Craft-Rosenberg M & Pehler S(eds. Encyclopedia of Family Health, SAGE Reference project. Los Angeles, SAGE Publications Inc. Vol 2, 995-998. This 2000-word chapter is a literature review of the current epidemiological evidence and physiological evidence underpinning possible mechanisms for sudden infant death. It also presents the evidence to support strategies for reducing the risk of SIDS.
Davis, D. Baddock, S. Pairman, S. Hunter, and 4 others (2011) Planned Place of Birth in New Zealand: Does It Affect Mode of Birth and Intervention Rates Among Low-Risk Women? Birth: issues in perinatal care. 38:2 June 2011 111-119
Baddock, S. (2011) The impact of culture on the identification of infant sleep problems. Contribution to symposium entitled Problematic sleep in infancy: interventions, outcomes and controversies, in The 23rd Annual Scientific Meeting of the Australasian Sleep Association, Sydney. 27-29 October 2011
Hunter, M.; Pairman, S.; Benn, C.; Baddock, S. and five other authors (2011) Do low risk women actually birth in their planned place of birth and does ethnicity influence women's choices of birthplace? New Zealand College of Midwives Journal May 2011 5-11
Baddock, S. (2011) The practice of bedsharing in infancy: Influence on infant and maternal behaviour and infant waking. Contribution to a symposium entitled Sleep from Infancy to Adolescence. The 17th Biennial Conference of Australasian Human Development Association, Dunedin, New Zealand page 74 4-6 July 2011
Davis, D. Herbison, P. Baddock, S. Pairman, S. + 5 others (2010) The Impact of Place on Childbirth Outcomes in New Zealand. Annual Congress of the Perinatal Society of Australia and New Zealand. Wellington New Zealand. 28-31 March, 2010.
Baddock, S.A. Galland, B.C. Taylor, B.J. Bolton, D.P.G. (2010) Oxygen desaturation events during overnight sleep in bedsharing and cot-sleeping infants. Joint Conference of the International Stillbirth Alliance (ISA) and the International Society for the Study and Prevention of Perinatal and Infant Death (ISPID). Sydney, Australia 8-10 October 2010
Baddock, S (2010) Bedsharing In Pairman, S., Pincombe,J., Thorogood, C., and Tracy, S. (Eds.) Midwifery preparation for practice,2nd ed Sydney: Elsevier p626
Baddock, S. (2010) Sudden unexpected death in infancy In Pairman, S., Pincombe,J., Thorogood, C., and Tracy, S. (Eds.) Midwifery preparation for practice,2nd ed Sydney: Elsevier ISBN 9780729539289 p1024 - 1027
Baddock, S. (2010) Bedsharing. This research feature, described as a "Clinical Point" in Pairman S, Tracy S, Thorogood C, and Pincombe J.(Eds.), Midwifery preparation for practice 2010, 2nd ed Sydney: Elsevier 626, is updated from Baddock S, Bedsharing, in 1st edition. This research feature presents the epidemiological and physiological evidence underpinning the risks and benefits of bedsharing. This is to provide midwives and students with evidence to have informed discussions with families and make informed decisions.
Baddock, S. (2010) The physiology of conception and pregnancy. Chapter 20 in Pairman S, Tracy S, Thorogood C, and Pincombe J.(Eds.) Midwifery preparation for practice 2010, 2nd ed Sydney:Elsevier 379-414, updated from Baddock S, The physiology of conception and pregnancy, Chapter 18 1st edition 2006. This chapter presents evidence-based physiology to enable midwifery students and midwives to build a knowledge base of the physiology underpinning pregnancy and conception to inform clinical practice.
Baddock, S. (2010) Physiological changes during labour. Chapter 23 in Pairman S, Tracy S, Thorogood C, and Pincombe J.(Eds.)Midwifery preparation for practice 2010, 2nd ed Sydney: Elsevier 469-485 updated from Baddock S and Dixon L Physiological changes during labour and the postnatal period. Chapter 21 in 1st edition of Pairman S, Pincombe J, Thorogood C, and Tracy S.(Eds.)Midwifery preparation for practice 2006, Sydney: Elsevier 375-392. This chapter presents evidence-based physiology to enable midwifery students and midwives to build a knowledge base of the physiology underpinning labour to inform clinical practice.
Baddock, S. (2010) Sudden Unexpected Death in Infancy. Research update in Pairman S, Tracy S, Thorogood C, and Pincombe J.(Eds.), Midwifery preparation for practice 2010, 2nd ed Sydney: Elsevier 1024-1027, updated from Baddock S, Sudden Infant Death Syndrome in 1st edition. This research update presents the epidemiological and physiological evidence underpinning the "reduce the risks" messages with respect to SUDI. This is to provide midwives and students with evidence to have informed discussions with families and make informed decisions.
Baddock, SA. Galland, BC. Taylor, BJ. Bolton, DPG. (2008) Infant thermoregulation during waking events: Cot vs bedsharing sleep SIDS 10th International Conference, Portsmouth, UK Book of abstracts page 42. Abstract OP02.07 23-26 June 2008
Baddock, S. Galland, B., Taylor, B & Bolton, D. (2007) Temperature responses to waking during infant bedshare and cot sleep. Sleep and Biological Rhythms 2007. ISSN 1446-0235 (print) ISSN 1479-8425 (online)[Abstract] Volume 5 Supp 1. 2-6 September. A193. www.worldsleep07.com
Baddock, S.,Galland, B.,Taylor, B.,Bolton, D. (2007) Sleep Arrangements and Behavior of Bed-Sharing Families in the Home Setting Pediatrics 19(1) e200-207
Baddock S, Galland B, Taylor B, Bolton D. (2007) Temperature responses to waking during infant bedshare and cot sleep. Scientific meeting of the Paediatric Society of New Zealand November 2007
Baddock, S. (2007) Bedsharing: What happens during the night? Invited speaker, La Leche League New Zealand Conference April 2007. This presentation at the annual conference was attended by approximately 50 delegates and prompted lively debate around the evidence presented.
Baddock S, Galland B, Taylor B, Bolton D. (2007) Temperature responses to waking during infant bedshare and cot sleep. Worldsleep07. 5th Congress of the World Federation of Sleep Research and Sleep Medicine Societies www.worldsleep07.com September 2007
Baddock, S., Galland, B., Taylor, B., & Bolton, D. (2006) Differences in infant and parent bevahiors during routine bed sharing compared with cot sleeping in the home setting, Pediatrics.2006;117(5):1599-607, Print 0031-4005, online ISSN 1098-4275.
Baddock, S., Galland, B., Taylor, B., & Bolton, D. (2006) Head covering events and infant sleep positions during bedshare sleep. Paper presentated at the 9th SIDS Sudden Infant Death Syndrome International Conference, Yokohama, Japan. 142.
Baddock, S. A. (2006) Breastfeeding and Dummies. Presentation at the Ministry of Health and Child and Youth Mortality Review Committee (CYMRC) consensus workshop on SUDI, Wellington. http://www.hqsc.govt.nz/our-programmes/mrc/cymrc/publications-and-resources/publication/17/
Baddock, S.A (2006) Safe sleeping to reduce the risk of SIDS Pediatric Research Group seminar, Dunedin School of Medicine, University of Otago, New Zealand. This presentation was to clinicians, researchers and postgraduate students largely from the Department of Women's and Children's Health but the invitation was open to any interested academics.
Baddock, S. A. (2006) Background to SIDS 2006 update. Open Forum, Otago Polytechnic, New Zealand.
Baddock, S.A. (2006) Bedsharing - a positive parenting choice? Paper presented at the Women and Midwives: Conscious Guardians, 9th Biennial National Conference, Christchurch.
Baddock, S.A., Galland, B.C., Taylor, B.J., & Bolton, D.P.G. (2006) Sleep position, head covering and physiological responses during infant bedshare sleep. Paper nominated as finalist for Young Investigator award and presented at the plenary session for Young Investigators at the Paediatric Society of New Zealand, 58th Annual Scientific Meeting, Nelson. 40.
Baddock, S (2005) Home sleep studies of babies and parents sharing a bed: behavioural and physiological aspects Otago Polytechnic Open Lecture 2002
Baddock, S (2005) Bedsharing between infants and parents: A review of the research. Queen Mary Breastfeeding Study Day, Dunedin 18 October and 1 November
Baddock, S (2005) Infant bed-sharing vs cot-sleeping in the home environment Junctures: The Journal for Thematic Dialogue December 47 - 53
Baddock S, Galland B, Taylor B, Bolton, D (2005) Bedsharing vs cot-sleeping in the home: family behaviour and infant physiology International Breastfeeding Conference, Hobart, Australia Conference handbook p 38. Full paper on conference CD 2005 30 min presentation
Baddock, S (2005) Bedsharing vs cot-sleeping: An investigation of the physiology and behaviour of infants in the home setting PhD Thesis, University of Otago, Dunedin 400 pages University of Otago Library, Bill Robertson Library Dunedin
Baddock, S (2005) Bedsharing vs cot-sleeping in the home: family behaviour and infant physiology Open Lecture, Otago Polytechnic 7 December
Baddock, S, Galland, B, Beckers, M, Taylor B, (2 others) (2004) The thermal characteristics of bedsharing versus cot-sleeping infants at home 174th Scientific Meeting of the Otago Medical School Research Society, Dunedin, New Zealand NZ Medical Journal 2004;117(1202) website: http://www.nzma.org.nz/journal/117-1202/1086 20 min presentation
Baddock SA, Galland BC, Beckers MGS, Taylor BJ, (1 other) (2004) Bedsharing and the infant's thermal environment in the home setting Archives of Disease in Childhood BMJ Publishing Group, 89, London 1111-1116
Baddock SA, Galland BC, Beckers MGS, Taylor BJ (1 other) (2004) Bedsharing and the infant's thermal environment in the home setting The 8th SIDS International Conference, Edmonton, Canada Conference handbook p 216 July 2004
Baddock S (2004) The thermal characteristics of bedsharing versus cot-sleeping infants at home Research Seminar. Department of Women's and Children's Health, Dunedin School of Medicine, University of Otago 6 October 60 min presentation
Baddock SA (2004) SIDS Research Update Otago staff meeting of the Royal New Zealand Plunket Society Dunedin, New Zealand December 7, 2004
Baddock S, Galland B, Taylor B, Bolton D (2004) The Research Files: Safe to share? Research into parental bedsharing with infants. Otago Polytechnic Annual Report & News 2003 Dunedin, New Zealand 2004 60
Taylor B, Baddock S, Bolton D, Galland B, (2 others) (2003) Carbon dioxide accumulation and physiological consequences in bedsharing and cot infants sleeping in their usual home sleep environment Royal Australasian College of Physicians Annual Scientific Meeting, Hobart, Australia. Conference handbook page p 40 2003 15 min presentation
Baddock, S (2003) Home sleep studies of babies and parents sharing a bed: behavioural and physiological aspects Otago Polytechnic Open Lecture 2003
Baddock S (2002) Physiological and behavioural aspects of bedsharing vs cot-sleeping in the home. Home Birth Association National Conference, Dunedin 60 min presentation
Baddock S, Bolton D, Galland B, Taylor, B (2 others) (2002) Carbon dioxide accumulation and physiological consequences in bedsharing and cot infants sleeping in their usual home sleep environment The 7th SIDS International Conference, Florence, Italy. Conference handbook p105 2002 15 min presentation
Baddock, S. Galland, B. Taylor, B. Bolton, D. (2 others) (2002) Home studies of behavioural interactions during sleep between parents and babies sharing a bed. 7th SIDS International Conference, Florence, Italy. Conference handbook p 66 2002
Baddock, S. Phillips, A. Galland, B. Taylor, B (2 others) (2002) Infant bedsharing vs solitary sleeping: Behavioural and physiological aspects 163rd Scientific Meeting of the Otago Medical School Research Society, Dunedin, New Zealand. NZ Medical Journal 2002 vol115(1159)p121 website:http://www.nzma.org.nz/journal/115-1159/121 20 min presentation
Baddock, S (2002) Bedsharing and SIDS: Research update Dunedin Hospital, Queen Mary Maternity Unit, Breastfeeding study days Dunedin 2002 (4 workshop dates) 60 min presentations
Baddock, S (2002) Parent-Infant Bed-sharing in New Zealand Infant and Child Research Network, University of Durham, UK. 9 September 2002
Baddock, S (2002) Home sleep studies of babies and parents sharing a bed: behavioural and physiological aspects. Sleep Research seminar, Dunedin School of Medicine
Taylor BJT, Baddock SA, Ford R, Mitchell E (2 others) (2002) The New Zealand Experience: How smoking affects SIDS rates Mothering 114 62-65
Baddock, S (2001) Physiological stress experienced by infants during solitary sleep and bedsharing sleep Research group seminar: Dept of Women's and Children's Health, Dunedin School of Medicine, University of Otago 60 min presentation
Baddock S, Bolton D, Makowharemahihi C, Phillips A, (1 other) (2001) Carbon dioxide accumulation and physiological consequences in bedshare and cot infants sleeping in their usual home sleep environment 34th International Congress of Physiological Sciences, Christchurch, New Zealand. ISBN 1171-8013 Proceedings of the Physiological society of NZ 2001.Vol 20, page 20
Baddock S, Galland B, Makowharemahihi C, Taylor B, (1 other) (2000) Bedsharing and overnight monitoring: From the laboratory to the home setting SIDS 2000, 6th SIDS International Conference, Auckland, New Zealand Conference handbook pp 50-51 2000 15 min presentation
Baddock S, Galland B, Makowharemahihi C, Phillips A, (2 others) (2000) Prevalence of carbon dioxide rebreathing in bedsharing and cot infants sleeping in their usual home sleep environment 53rd Annual Scientific Meeting of the Paediatric Society of New Zealand, Napier, New Zealand. Conference handbook p56 2000 15 min presenation
Baddock S, Day H, Rimene C, Moala A, (2 others) (2000) Bedsharing practices of different cultural groups 6th International SIDS Conference, Auckland, New Zealand Conference handbook p 72 2000 15 min presentation
