Meredith McIntyre is a midwife academic with extensive experience as a classroom teacher and in curriculum development. Recent research publications in national and international journals has involved the critical analysis of the Australian maternity care reforms, measurement of clinical competence in midwifery education, obesity in pregnancy and behavioural change and obesity outcomes in pregnancy. Meredith is a reviewer for a number of high impact international journals and is steering committee member of the AHSC Women’s, Children’s and Reproductive Health” theme. Meredith represents the Australian College of Midwifery as a Director on the Victorian Board having previously served as President and Vice President.
Experience
2002–present
Senior Lecturer, School of Nursing & Midwifery, Monash University
Education
2011
Monash University, PhD
Publications
2012
Critical discourse analysis: understanding change in maternity services, International Journal of Nursing Practice
2012
Safety of Non Medically-Led Primary Maternity Care Models: A Critical Review , Australian Health Review
2012
Managing projected midwifery workforce deficits through collaborative partnerships, Australian Health Review
2011
National Review of Maternity Services 2008; women influencing change., BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth
2011
Hidden costs associated with the universal application of risk management in maternity care, Australian Health Review
2011
Shaping public opinion on the issue of childbirth;a critical analysis of articles published...... , BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth
2011
The struggle for contested boundaries in the move to collaborative care teams in Aust maternity care, Midwifery
2011
Primary Maternity Care Reform: Whose influence is driving the change? , Midwifery