Biography
Nicola Savory is a researcher and an experienced clinical midwife with a PhD awarded in 2020. Previously she was a research associate at Cardiff University supporting a randomised control trial of clinical and cost-effectiveness of assets based infant feeding intervention. Nicola is currently a Research Fellow in Maternity Care at KCL evaluating the implementation of the Tommy’s Clinical Decision Support Tool as part of the NIHR funded PARTNER cluster randomised controlled trial.
Her primary research interests lie in maternity care, with an emphasis on maternal mental health and antenatal care. Her research expertise spans implementation science, systematic reviews, and qualitative methodologies. She is committed to advancing evidence-based strategies that enhance outcomes for women and families.
Research
Maternal And Child Health Systems and Policy Research (MAPS)
The Maternal and Perinatal Systems and Policy (MAPS) Research Group assumes a life-course approach which is engaged with basic and clinical science research that has the potential to improve health care quality and outcomes from bench to population health, through policy relevant world class evidence synthesis, implementation and service delivery research.
Research
Maternal And Child Health Systems and Policy Research (MAPS)
The Maternal and Perinatal Systems and Policy (MAPS) Research Group assumes a life-course approach which is engaged with basic and clinical science research that has the potential to improve health care quality and outcomes from bench to population health, through policy relevant world class evidence synthesis, implementation and service delivery research.