Sofia Gameiro

Public Health Wales — United Kingdom

Medicine · Health Sciences

27h-index2.9kcitations100works1.62yr avg
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Research Topics

Reproductive Health and Technologies(58), Assisted Reproductive Technology and Twin Pregnancy(47), Family Dynamics and Relationships(29), Health, Nursing, Elderly Care(5), Ovarian function and disorders(5)

Publications100 total

A multi-country study to co-design and evaluate digital educational resources to support conversations about ending fertility treatment
Human Reproduction·2025Open Access
ESHRE’s key research priorities in infertility: maximizing impact on science, people and society
Human Reproduction·2025· 4 citedOpen Access
Multicentre pragmatic randomised controlled feasibility trial of fertiShare, a brief eLearning course to increase fertility staff performance when sharing bad news with their patients – a protocol
BMJ Open·2025Open Access
P-544 Staff and patients’ views of the impact of staff doing fertiShare- a sharing bad news eLearning course – on patients, staff, and the clinic
Human Reproduction·2025Open Access
Protocol for a theory-based, mixed methods evaluation of Cynnau|Ignite: an active learning programme to foster positive research culture through leadership development at Cardiff University
PLoS ONE·2025Open Access
Open Qualitative Research: A Primer from UKRN
2024Open Access
KindMap: an e-mental health tool to promote the well-being and mental health of people facing infertility—study protocol for a feasibility randomised control trial
BMJ Open·2024· 2 citedOpen Access
Comparison of embryologist stress, somatization, and burnout reported by embryologists working in UK HFEA-licensed ART/IVF clinics and USA ART/IVF clinics
Human Reproduction·2024· 7 citedOpen Access
Protocol for a theory-based, mixed-methods evaluation of Cynnau | Ignite: an active learning programme to foster positive research culture and leadership development at Cardiff University
http://isrctn.com/·2024
P-498 Multicentre two-arm randomised controlled trial of Beyond Fertility: A brief face-to-face psychosocial intervention to promote patients’ healthy adjustment when ending unsuccessful fertility treatment
Human Reproduction·2024Open Access
Fertility clinics have a duty of care towards patients who do not have children with treatment
Human Reproduction·2024· 5 citedOpen Access
Technology-Assisted Parenthood and Modern Families in the 21st Century
2024· 1 cited
What is bad news in fertility care? A qualitative analysis of staff and patients’ accounts of bad and challenging news in fertility care
Human Reproduction·2023· 6 citedOpen Access
COMPARISON OF EMBRYOLOGIST STRESS, FATIGUE, AND BURNOUT CURRENTLY REPORTED BY U.K. AND U.S. EMBRYOLOGISTS
Fertility and Sterility·2023· 7 citedOpen Access
When IVF fails it can be devastating – so why do clinics offer so little in the way of support?
2023
O-165 Pros and cons of preparing patients for the possibility their treatment may be unsuccessful
Human Reproduction·2023Open Access
O-034 Staff and patient evaluation of fertility staff performance during sharing bad news conversations.
Human Reproduction·2023Open Access
O-035 Research-informed educational materials to promote the routine implementation of psychosocial care for unsuccessful fertility treatment (PCUFT) at clinics: healthcare professionals’ and patients’ views
Human Reproduction·2023Open Access
P-572 The occupational challenges reported by UK embryologists: stress, fatigue, and burnout
Human Reproduction·2023· 4 citedOpen Access
Discussing the possibility of fertility treatment being unsuccessful as part of routine care offered at clinics: patients’ experiences, willingness, and preferences
Human Reproduction·2023· 23 citedOpen Access
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Frequent Co-authors

María Cristina Canavarro(20), Jacky Boivin(19), Mariana Moura­‐Ramos(11), C.M. Verhaak(8), Isabel Soares(8), Marco Pereira(5), Teresa Almeida‐Santos(5), Mário R. Simões(4), Manuel João Quartilho(4), Daniel Rijo(4), Carlos Carona(4), Tiago Paredes(4), Berit Bliesemann de Guevara(4), Elisabeth El Refaie(4), Alida Payson(4), M Sousa Leite(4), Nathalie Vermeulen(3), Adriano Vaz Serra(3), China Harrison(3), Alice D. Domar(3)