Rate My Professor Tracy Martin

Her academic interests center on enhancing maternity service delivery and promoting equitable, culturally safe care, with a particular emphasis on services for Aboriginal women. Key publications include co-authoring 'Midwives’ experiences of working in a new service delivery model: the next birth after caesarean service' published in Midwifery in 2015, which examined midwives' perspectives on a specialized birthing service. Another important work is 'Midwifery knowledge of equitable and culturally safe care for Aboriginal women,' published in Birth in 2021, evaluating midwifery expertise in providing culturally appropriate care. Tracy Martin has also contributed to projects such as the Birthing on Noongar Boodjar initiative, offering recommendations to support birthing on Noongar Boodjar, and the Baby Coming You Ready? program focused on perinatal social and emotional wellbeing assessment for vulnerable parents. Additional involvements encompass research on Aboriginal postnatal naming practices in 'Wongi mi bardup (doing it our way)' and reflections on Aboriginal research methods in ethical reviews. Her adjunct appointment at Murdoch University underscores her influence in advancing nursing and midwifery research aligned with Aboriginal health priorities through the Ngangk Yira Institute.