Danielle Gleeson

Dr. Danielle Gleeson is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Nursing and Midwifery at the University of Southern Queensland. She holds qualifications including a PhD in Midwifery (USC), a Master of Midwifery (ACU), and certifications in Nursing and Higher Education. Her work focuses on maternal health, midwifery practices, and the intersection of technology with healthcare.

Education:

• Bachelor of Nursing (ACU)
• Graduate Diploma in Midwifery (ACU)
• Graduate Certificate in Higher Education (Griffith)
• Master of Midwifery (ACU)
• PhD in Midwifery (USC)

Research Interests: Dr. Gleeson investigates how social media impacts maternal well-being during childbearing, the retention of early-career nurses, and midwifery strategies to support breastfeeding. She emphasizes digital health solutions and qualitative methodologies to understand healthcare experiences.

Article Trends: Recent work (2025) explores nursing career sustainability, while earlier studies focus on online support networks for mothers and midwifery care practices. Her research bridges clinical practice with technological and social trends in healthcare.

Awards: No scientific awards explicitly mentioned.

Advising/Grants: No student advisees or grant details provided. Her contributions are primarily in research and midwifery education.