Trustee, Meternal: The MCCA
Dr Lisa Hinton
Lisa is a Professor of Applied Social Health Sciences in the Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences, University of Oxford. Her research uses qualitative and mixed methods to understand patient, carer and staff experiences of health and illness and uses these experiences to improve care. Lisa has conducted in-depth interview studies with women and family members who have experienced maternal critical illness and published resources for women, families, and health professionals on Health Experiences Insights.
She has published over 115 peer-reviewed journal articles for clinical, sociological, policy and practitioner audiences. She is Director of Oxford Qualitative Courses, the University of Oxford’s expert-led programme of short courses in qualitative research. A major area of focus of her research is women’s health and maternity care (including antenatal and postnatal care and maternal illness) and inequalities. Lisa was a trustee of the Intensive Care National Audit and Research Centre and currently serves as a trustee for Action on Pre-Eclampsia.