Rate My Professor Catherine Kilgour

Catherine teaches undergraduate and postgraduate students in nursing, midwifery, counselling, and social work. Her research specializations include health promotion, health care, and maternal health with a focus on health service delivery. She shares her findings through peer-reviewed publications and presentations at conferences in Australia and internationally. Her scholarly output comprises 44 works between 2012 and 2025, including 15 journal articles, 25 conference publications, 1 book, and 3 other outputs. Key publications are 'Consent during labour and birth as observed by midwifery students: A mixed methods study' (2023), 'Implementation barriers and enablers of midwifery group practice for vulnerable women: a qualitative study in a tertiary urban Australian health service' (2022), 'Midwifery and nursing honours programs in Australia and New Zealand: a scoping review of contemporary challenges and opportunities' (2024), 'Factors influencing the sustainability of human milk donation to milk banks: a mixed-methods systematic literature review' (2023), and 'Policies and guidelines supporting the sustainability of human milk donation to milk banks in Switzerland: a document analysis' (2025). In 2019, she received a Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA) for her commitment to teaching and learning in higher education.