Deborah is a midwife with expertise in public health, clinical practice and policy. She works to improve maternity services by addressing inequalities and advocating for the midwifery profession. Deborah has worked in understanding vaccine hesitancy and implementing the Maternal RSV vaccination programme in London. She has worked closely with healthcare specialists and the community at her hospital and achieved one of the highest vaccine uptake rates for the Maternal RSV vaccination programme across London.
Deborah holds a Master’s in Public Health (MPH) from King’s College London and also earned her BSc in Midwifery at London South Bank University. She is a certified Newborn Life Support instructor with Resuscitation UK and an alumna of the Florence Nightingale Foundation. Combining clinical expertise and strategic insight for equitable healthcare, Deborah continues to champion public health within maternity care and beyond.
