Kate Pleace: Looking Forward to Talking About My Research and All Things POI at Daisy Day
Kate Pleace, Assistant Professor of Women’s Health at Dublin City University, shared a post on LinkedIn by Daisy Network, adding:
“Looking forward to talking about my research and all things POI at Daisy Day!”
Quoting Daisy Network’s post:
“Panellist Introduction with Kate Pleace (Next in POI Panel)․
Kate Pleace is a specialist women’s health nurse, lecturer and PhD researcher with a particular interest in Premature Ovarian Insufficiency (POI), fertility and menopause.
Her PhD research explores women’s lived experiences of POI, including diagnosis, healthcare encounters, identity and the wider impact of POI across the life course.
Alongside her clinical and academic work, Kate is passionate about improving awareness, education and healthcare support for those affected by POI, bringing together research, clinical experience and her own lived experience of the condition.”
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