Sue-Ann Meehan, a research psychologist, joined the Desmond Tutu TB Centre, Stellenbosch University, in 2008. She has a wealth of experience leading implementation science projects that have focused on health system strengthening, improving access to health services, implementation of community-based integrated services and the use of routine TB and HIV data for improved patient outcomes. Her specific interest is in maternal TB and improving the care pathway for women navigating antenatal/postnatal, TB and HIV services.  Sue-Ann is a member of the Union against TB and Lung Disease and a steering committee member of the Maternal and Child Health working group. She is also a member of the South African TB Think Tank Child; including the Maternal Health and the Missing Cases and Linkage to Care working groups. She remains actively committed to provide data driven recommendations to health services, thereby bridging a gap between service delivery and research. Sue-Ann has presented at numerous international and national conferences and has a good publication track record.