Neda
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Neda Taghinejadi
Academic Clinical Fellow
Academic Clinical Fellow, Community Sexual and Reproductive Health
Neda works within the Interdisciplinary Research in the Health Sciences Group. She studied Medicine at University College London and completed her Foundation training in London before starting training in Community Sexual and Reproductive Health (CSRH) in Oxford. Clinically, she specialises in complex contraceptive and providing trauma-informed care to patients with previous failed or difficult intra-uterine contraceptive procedures.
Neda's research interests relate to reproductive autonomy and interdisciplinary understandings of patient experiences within gynaecology. She is currently undertaking multiple projects across gynaecology and sexual health including
- philosophical perspectives on vaginal examinations in labour
- patient and clinician priorities for development in FemTech
- vulval anthropology, particularly understandings of the vaginal hymen and hymenal products
- patient experiences of pain during intra-uterine contraception insertion
Recent publications
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Reflections on a specialist HIV menopause service
Journal article
Chirwa M. et al, (2022), HIV Medicine, 23, 426 - 433
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Recurrent vulvovaginal candidiasis with Candida glabrata – a management conundrum
Journal article
Taghinejadi N. et al, (2022), International Journal of STD and AIDS
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An 'in-house' simulation-based workshop on medical emergencies within sexual health
Conference paper
MacNeill A. et al, (2021), HIV MEDICINE, 22, 92 - 92
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Female genital examination and autonomy in medicine
Chapter
Taghinejadi N. and Kelly B., (2020), Women’s Birthing Bodies and the Law Unauthorised Intimate Examinations, Power and Vulnerability
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Postpartum intrauterine device (PPIUD) insertions across six countries: complication rates detected at 6-week follow up
Conference paper
Makins A. et al, (2019), BJOG-AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF OBSTETRICS AND GYNAECOLOGY, 126, 219 - 220