Rachel Campbell

Rachel Campbell is a PhD Researcher in the School of Nursing and Paramedic Science at Queen's University Belfast, specializing in emergency obstetric care education and training within fragile Southeast Asian contexts. Her work bridges academic research and clinical practice through active collaboration with health systems in resource-limited settings.

Her academic foundation includes a Bachelor of Midwifery from Queen's University Belfast (2016-2019). External professional roles encompass Midwife at South Eastern Health and Social Care Trust (since November 2019) and Expert Member of the Office for Research Ethics for Northern Ireland (since May 2023).

Research focuses on ethnographic evaluation of obstetric emergency training programs, systematic reviews of ASEAN healthcare education effectiveness, and cultural determinants of maternal health outcomes. Her fingerprint analysis reveals dominant expertise in South East Asia (100%), Obstetric Procedures (100%), Ethnographic Studies (65%), and Midwifery Education (30%), contributing directly to UN Sustainable Development Goals for health and education.

Recent publications demonstrate methodological diversity across ethnographic fieldwork, systematic reviews, and conference scholarship reports, with consistent emphasis on strengthening maternal healthcare capacity in politically complex environments through culturally responsive training.

Award recognition includes:

• Evaluating emergency obstetric care education and training in a remote area of Myanmar (May 2022)
• Travel Opportunity Scholarship for ICM Triennial Congress (November 2022)

Professional engagement extends to conference participation at the All-Ireland Maternity & Midwifery Festival 2022 and IDEA2022, reflecting active knowledge exchange within global maternity care communities.