Miss Kristina Goh
| Name | Miss Kristina Goh |
|---|---|
| Job title | Lecturer - Midwifery Education Fellow |
| Research institute | |
| Primary appointment | Adult, Child & Midwifery |
| Email address | k.goh@mdx.ac.uk |
| ORCID | https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9866-2173 |
| Contact category | Academic staff |
Biography
Biography Kristina is a Lecturer in Midwifery at Middlesex University and is also studying for her PhD at Anglia Ruskin University. She obtained her BSc(Hons) in Midwifery at the University of Greenwich where she achieved the merit award for outstanding achievement. She subsequently completed her MSc in Global Health and Development at UCL, where her final project focused on improving mental health for postnatal women in Malaysia. She has completed her PGCert in Medical and Healthcare Education, and has FHEA status. Kristina gained ESRC funding under the CAM-DTP studentship for her PhD. She is investigating intercultural communication in NHS maternity care to identify how care can be improved for ethnically minoritised women.
Teaching
Supervision
Employment
Education and qualifications
UKRI funded PhD studentship under CAM-DTP
FHEA gained via Middlesex pathway
Received NIPE/EoN qualification
Modules include: health systems, concepts and controversies in global health, research methods, power and politics, anthropology, migration & ethnicity and health management
Received the Merit Award for Outstanding Achievement
Grants
£2500 from the EGA charity to carry out qualitative research
Prizes and Awards
Merit Award for Outstanding Achievement
2025-10-27
University of Greenwich
Funded PhD in Intercultural Communication under the CAM-DTP studentship
2025-10-01
UKRI (ESRC)
APP interventions funding
2026-05-31
Middlesex University
Jean Davies Award
2026-06-04
Iolanthe Midwifery Trust
External activities
Providing reviews of midwifery textbooks
Management of meetings, supporting midwives and MSWs within the unit
Student lead within the LNNM homelessness group to support students interested within the inclusion health area
Research outputs
Navigating cultural ambiguity in antenatal consultations: a qualitative study to inform culturally competent birth plan discussions with ethnically minoritised women in the United Kingdom [Presentation]
Goh, K. and Knight-Davidson, P. 2026. Navigating cultural ambiguity in antenatal consultations: a qualitative study to inform culturally competent birth plan discussions with ethnically minoritised women in the United Kingdom [Presentation]. Semmelweis Medical Linguistics Conference 2026: Ambiguity and Risk in Healthcare Communication. Budapest, Hungary 05 - 06 Jun 2026Decolonising a midwifery curriculum
Goh, K., Ornato, L., Duncan, N. and Mohsin, I. 2025. Decolonising a midwifery curriculum. MIDIRS Midwifery Digest. 35 (2), pp. 125-126.Who slips through?
Goh, K. and Simon, B. 2025. Who slips through? Royal College of Midwives.A midwifery department's social media presence
Goh, K. 2024. A midwifery department's social media presence. The Student Midwife. 7 (4), pp. 20-21. https://doi.org/10.55975/PZDX2995Decolonising midwifery education: shaping the future of midwifery [Presentation]
Ornato, L., Goh, K. and Duncan, N. 2024. Decolonising midwifery education: shaping the future of midwifery [Presentation]. Royal College of Midwives Annual Conference 2024. Liverpool, UK 08 - 09 May 2024Improving access to Continuity of Care for Black women and women of minoritised ethnic groups in London: What are the views and experiences of Black and minoritised midwives?
Goh, K., Neiman, S., Folorunsho, M. and Thorpe, D. 2023. Improving access to Continuity of Care for Black women and women of minoritised ethnic groups in London: What are the views and experiences of Black and minoritised midwives? UCLH Festival of Excellence in Clinical Practice Conference 2023. London, UK 09 - 09 Mar 2023Mental health context for minoritised ethnic individuals
Goh, K. 2023. Mental health context for minoritised ethnic individuals. The Practising Midwife. 26 (10), pp. 37-39. https://doi.org/10.55975/IDQY3744Cultural postpartum practices in Asia: implications for UK midwives
Goh, K. 2021. Cultural postpartum practices in Asia: implications for UK midwives. MIDIRS Midwifery Digest. 31 (4), pp. 485-489.Voice of a student midwife
Goh, K. 2021. Voice of a student midwife . Royal College of Midwives.1192
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