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Lisa Kane Low is a Professor at the University of Michigan School of Nursing, specializing in midwifery and maternal-child health. With extensive experience in clinical research, her work focuses on evidence-based care practices during childbirth to enhance outcomes for women and their families. She leads research studies that investigate the multifactorial influences on childbirth practices, particularly the implications of electronic fetal monitoring and pelvic floor health during labor. Dr. Kane Low has been actively involved in numerous federally funded research projects that explore both clinical and non-clinical factors affecting obstetric care. In addition, she teaches courses related to childbearing and women's health, sharing her expertise with both undergraduate and graduate students, and emphasizes the importance of a feminist perspective in nursing education. As a certified nurse midwife, she also practices clinically at the University of Michigan Health System, contributing to the training of future nurses and midwives through hands-on experiences. Her leadership roles within professional organizations highlight her commitment to advancing nursing practice and education.
University of Michigan School of Nursing • Ann Arbor, MI
Teaching and conducting research in midwifery and maternal-child health.
Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science