Katy Bell

Associate Professor of Clinical Epidemiology

University of Sydney

Australia

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Katy Bell is an Associate Professor of Clinical Epidemiology at The University of Sydney, Australia. Her research focuses on clinical effectiveness in healthcare practices, carbon emissions related to medical imaging, and the impacts of policy on health outcomes. Recent publications include studies on the environmental and healthcare costs associated with melanoma surveillance and improvements in clinical diagnostics.

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Switch It Off! Carbon, Financial and Health Service Impacts of Switching Off a Computed Tomography Scanner: A Quality Improvement Study

Healthcare Costs and Carbon Emissions of Stage III Melanoma Surveillance Imaging

Estimated carbon emissions for PBS‐subsidised prescription respiratory inhalers, Australia, 2019–2023: a descriptive analysis

Reducing plastic in single-use central line insertion packs: A mixed methods observational study

The impact of providing clinical images and dermoscopy reports on the diagnosis of melanocytic skin lesions

Clinical Effectiveness of Interventions to Increase Self‐Surveillance in People at High Risk of Melanoma: A Systematic Review

Ensuring target trials and target estimands are on target for intended use populations

Setting the melanoma research agenda for all end-users: the need to include patient, clinician and policy perspectives

The impact of the BreastScreen NSW transition from film to digital mammography, 2002–2016: a linked population health data analysis

An Imperative to Include Children’s Voices in Policy Development: Part of the Solution to Understanding the Impact of Policy on Children’s Mental Health

How should artificial intelligence be used in Australian health care? Recommendations from a citizens’ jury

Ecological study estimating melanoma overdiagnosis in the USA using the lifetime risk method

Estimating the magnitude and healthcare costs of melanoma in situ and thin invasive melanoma overdiagnosis in Australia

Systematic review and meta-analysis of prognostic characteristics for breast cancers in populations with digital vs film mammography indicate the transition may have increased both early detection and overdiagnosis

Breast Cancer Stage and Size Detected with Film versus Digital Mammography in New South Wales, Australia: A Population-Based Study Using Routinely Collected Data

Communicating the Imperfect Diagnostic Accuracy of COVID-19 Rapid Antigen Self-Tests: An Online Randomized Experiment

Less is more for greener intensive care

First implantable cardiac defibrillator insertions in New South Wales, 2005–2020: an analysis of linked administrative data

Can evidence drive health equity in the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond?

Does mammographic density predict survival in women with invasive breast cancer? The need to account for potential confounding from cancer stage and overdiagnosis

Acceptability of a Hypothetical Reduction in Routinely Scheduled Clinic Visits Among Patients With History of a Localized Melanoma (MEL-SELF): Pilot Randomized Clinical Trial

Exploring the Integration of Environmental Impacts in the Cost Analysis of the Pilot MEL-SELF Trial of Patient-Led Melanoma Surveillance

Exploring the Integration of Environmental Impacts in the Cost Analysis of the Pilot MEL-SELF Trial of Patient-Led Melanoma Surveillance

A survey of the use and impact of International Journal of Epidemiology's Education Corner

IJE’s Education Corner turns 10! Looking back and looking forward

Considerations for Evaluating the Introduction of New Cancer Screening Technology: Use of Interval Cancers to Assess Potential Benefits and Harms

Considerations for Evaluating the Introduction of New Cancer Screening Technology: Use of Interval Cancers to Assess Potential Benefits and Harms

A survey of the use and impact of International Journal of Epidemiology's Education Corner

IJE's Education Corner turns 10! Looking back and looking forward

Collaborators (15)

Laura Anderson

Wendy Rogers

Adewole Adamson

Yves Saint James Aquino

Michael Harhay

Carissa Bonner

Camille Raynes-Greenow

Emma Kellie Frost

Chris Degeling

Jonathan Huang

Jenny Doust

Wael Al-Delaimy

Belinda Lai

Onyebuchi Arah

Louisa Gordon

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