Ms Intisaar Mohsin


Ms Intisaar Mohsin
NameMs Intisaar Mohsin
Job titleLecturer - Midwifery Education Fellow
Research institute
Primary appointmentAdult, Child & Midwifery
Email addressI.Mohsin@mdx.ac.uk
ORCIDhttps://orcid.org/0009-0001-6057-8811
Contact categoryAcademic staff

Biography

Biography

Currently continuing to work as a Midwifery Lecturer fellow at the Middlesex University with 14 years of experience working for the NHS. I am a creative individual with excellent skills and qualities; possesses an excellent interpersonal and communicational skills. I enjoy being part of a dynamic and well established team and continuously willing to succeed in highly pressurized and challenging work environments.

I have a greater passion to demonstrate leadership, management and educational skills and qualities to showcase my years of experience in the health care sector. I enjoy mentoring and coaching new midwives who are stepping into their midwifery journey.

Teaching

MWY3101 2023/24 

MWY3802 Module leader 2024/25 

MWY3901 Module leader 2024/25

Employment

Lecturer - Midwifery Education Fellow
Middlesex University
04 Sept 2023

Education and qualifications

Grants

Prizes and Awards

External activities

contribution to the translation of the Communication Cards.
Co-investigator on funded research projects
London Maternity Clinical Network
London Maternity Clinical Network-NHS England

I contributed to the translation of the Communication Cards (English/Arabic).

We hope that these cards will help to support women/birthing people in emergency situations to escalate in a timely manner their concerns to maternity staff or healthcare professionals whilst waiting for an interpreter. Previous reports and reviews by MBRRACE and HSIB have shown that there can be a delay in care/treatment in triage services due to a lack of interpreter services available. These cards are not designed to replace the use of interpreters but to identify those women who need to be assessed as a priority, and in turn help with the reduction of health inequalities amongst diverse populations.

10 Jan 2023
28 Apr 2024

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