Malcolm Reed

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University of Sussex

United Kingdom

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Malcolm Reed is the Dean at the University of Sussex, located in the UK. His research primarily focuses on women's health, particularly in the context of breast cancer treatment and management among older populations. Recent publications explore themes such as bone health management, quality of life preferences, racial influences in clinical assessments, and interventions to reduce biases in medical decision-making.

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Daniel Rea

Professor of Medical Oncology

University of Birmingham

UNITED KINGDOM

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Sally Wheelwright

University of Sussex

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Kwok-Leung Cheung

University of Nottingham School of Medicine

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Valerie Jenkins

University of Sussex

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Thomas Ormerod

Professor of Psychology

University of Sussex

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Lesley Fallowfield

Director, Professor of Psycho-oncology

University of Sussex

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Stephen Walters

Professor of Medical Statistics and Clinical Trials

University of Sheffield

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Variation in bone health management in older women with breast cancer: A secondary analysis of the Age Gap study

Preferences for quality of life versus length of life in older women deciding about treatment for early breast cancer: A cross-sectional sub-analysis of the Bridging the Age Gap study

Does candidate race influence simulated patient ratings in standardised assessments of clinical practice? A single-blinded randomised study in UK medical schools

Management and outcomes for older women with early breast cancer treated with primary endocrine therapy (PET).

Intervention to reduce age bias in medical students’ decision making for the treatment of older women with breast cancer: A novel approach to bias training

The influence of candidates’ race on examiners’ ratings in standardised assessments of clinical practice

Risk factors for survival in older women treated with Primary Endocrine Therapy (PET) in early breast cancer

Recruiting women with Ductal Carcinoma In Situ to a randomised controlled trial: lessons from the LORIS study

Automated Item Generation: impact of item variants on performance and standard setting

The Situational Judgement Test: not the right answer for UK Foundation Programme Allocation

Outcomes of complex oncoplastic breast surgery in older women. Analysis of data from the Age Gap cohort study

The carbon footprint of products used in five common surgical operations: identifying contributing products and processes

Is there evidence of age bias in breast cancer health care professionals’ treatment of older patients?

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Daniel Rea

Sally Wheelwright

Kwok-Leung Cheung

Valerie Jenkins

Thomas Ormerod

Lesley Fallowfield

Stephen Walters

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