Maureen Boyle

Maureen Boyle is a Senior Lecturer in Midwifery at the College of Nursing, Midwifery and Healthcare, University of West London. She qualified as a nurse in 1979, worked in gynaecology and cardiac intensive care, and became a midwife at St. Mary's Hospital, Paddington in 1985. She has taught midwifery and nursing courses since 1992 while maintaining clinical practice until 2018.

• Qualifications: BSc (Nursing, 1979), Postgraduate Midwifery Certification (1985)

Her research focuses on midwifery, pregnancy complications, and critical care in obstetrics. Her publications analyze infections and pre-existing medical conditions affecting maternal and fetal health, emphasizing clinical guidelines and risk management strategies.

Key trends in her work include:

• Prevention and treatment of infections during pregnancy
• Management of maternal medical comorbidities
• Critical care applications in midwifery
• Integration of clinical practice with academic education

She has contributed to midwifery education through:

• BMidwifery (Hons) Midwifery (Pre Registration)
• MMidwifery Midwifery (3 year) pre-registration
• MMidwifery Midwifery (2 years shortened)
• Midwives and Critical Care Practice modules