Her NIHR-funded PhD explored how women and partners plan place of birth, using theories from social science approaches to understanding risk, and was an ‘adjunct’ study to the National Perinatal Epidemiology Unit’s ‘Birthplace’ programme of research. She subsequently received an NIHR Knowledge Mobilisation Fellowship, during which she developed new ways to share evidence about place of birth with women and partners. She recently completed the evidence review for this project alongside colleagues at NPEU, University of Oxford, as part of the ‘Birthplace Choices’ follow on research programme.