Morgan Black

Morgan Black is an Assistant Professor at McMaster University in the Department of Family Medicine. Their research focuses on maternal and reproductive health, emphasizing cannabis use during pregnancy and lactation, contraceptive education, and clinical quality improvement.

• Role: Assistant Professor, Department of Family Medicine
• Institution: McMaster University

Research Interests

Dr. Black specializes in obstetrics and gynecology, exploring pregnant individuals' perspectives on cannabis use and clinician-patient communication strategies. They also investigate contraceptive education via digital media and pain management during intrauterine device insertion, alongside clinical process optimization in pediatric emergency care.

Publication Trends

Dr. Black's scholarly activity spans 37.5% of 8 publications in disciplines like general practice, midwifery, and reproductive health. Their work includes systematic reviews and mixed-methods syntheses, focusing on clinical practices in obstetrics and family medicine.

Collaborations

Key co-authors include Sarah McDonald, Meredith Vanstone, and Liz Darling. Publications are disseminated through journals such as Birth, Family Practice, and Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Canada.