Katherine Saylor

Assistant Professor

Geisinger Health

United States

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Katherine Saylor is an Assistant Professor at Geisinger College of Health Sciences in the United States. Her research areas include health utility values, genetic testing, and the implementation of precision public health interventions. She has contributed to various recent articles addressing topics such as research risk-benefit analyses, health equity, and the role of peer review in biomedical research.

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Considering Third-Party and Relational Benefits in Research Risk-Benefit Analyses

Health State Utility Values: The Implications of Patient versus Community Ratings in Assessing the Value of Care

Proceedings from the 2023 transdisciplinary conference for future leaders in precision public health “Applying Implementation Science to Precision Public Health”

Proceedings from the 2024 precision public health research symposium: advancing health equity through precision public health

Correction: Foss et al. The Rise of Population Genomic Screening: Characteristics of Current Programs and the Need for Evidence Regarding Optimal Implementation. J. Pers. Med. 2022, 12, 692

Predictors of germline genetic testing referral and completion in ovarian cancer patients at a Comprehensive Cancer Center

Enhancing social value considerations in prioritising publicly funded biomedical research: the vital role of peer review

Extending an Antiracism Lens to the Implementation of Precision Public Health Interventions

Genetic Testing and Other Healthcare Use by Black and White Individuals in a Genomic Sequencing Study

Promoting diagnostic equity: specifying genetic similarity rather than race or ethnicity

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Risha Gidwani

Jonathan Berg

Paula Ramos

Steven Joffe

Daphne Martschenko

Erin Turbitt

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