Dr. Elizabeth Nethery is a post-doctoral research fellow and perinatal epidemiologist with a broad interest in the impacts of research evidence on clinical practice. She received her PhD from School of Population and Public Health at UBC and is currently a postdoctoral fellow in the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences and the Centre for Health Services and Policy Research at UBC. She is also a Registered Midwife (non-practicing) in BC, Canada.

She was recently awarded a Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research and BC Children’s Hospital Research Institute (partnered) Postdoctoral Fellowship for her upcoming study to evaluate costs and outcomes from collaborative and team-based infant and postpartum care in British Columbia. Her current research uses quantitative analytic tools to study model of care, perinatal and reproductive health and, most recently, changes in antenatal screening practices and diagnosis for gestational diabetes.