Emilie Cameron

Dr. Emilie Cameron is a Senior Research Assistant at the School of Medicine and Public Health, University of Newcastle, and a member of the Equity in Health and Wellbeing Research Program at Hunter Medical Research Institute. With over a decade of experience as a Research Officer, she specializes in quantitative and qualitative data analysis across health studies involving healthcare professionals, government agencies, and communities.

• Expertise: Health behavior research, intervention studies, data analysis
• Affiliations: University of Newcastle, Hunter Medical Research Institute

Research Interests focus on:

• Aged healthcare and dementia support
• Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health promotion
• Smoking cessation programs
• Health services evaluation
• Implementation science

Notable Contributions: Development of the Unmet Needs Instrument for Dementia (UNI-D), systematic reviews of audit/feedback interventions in oncology, and evaluations of prenatal dietary guidance programs. Her work spans health equity, behavioral interventions, and genetic studies of invasive species.