Fiona Campbell

Dr Fiona Campbell is a research-focused academic at Newcastle University specializing in evidence synthesis methodology, with extensive contributions to systematic reviews, scoping reviews, and evidence gap maps. Her work bridges clinical practice and research methodology, particularly in health services research and tumor pathology classification systems.

Her research interests center on advancing methodological standards for evidence synthesis, including:

• Development of frameworks for mapping reviews and evidence gap maps
• Integration of evidence into WHO tumor classification systems
• Methodological innovations for rapid review processes
• Reporting standards for systematic evidence synthesis

Notable collaborations include work with the World Health Organization on tumor pathology evidence standards and the UPBEAT trial analysis for maternal health.

Her publication record demonstrates consistent methodological contributions across diverse health domains, with recent focus on:

• Digital tools for systematic review processes
• Meta-epidemiological analysis of evidence synthesis methods
• Living evidence gap maps for tumor classification

Dr Campbell frequently collaborates with interdisciplinary teams including clinicians, pathologists, and public health researchers, positioning her work at the intersection of methodological rigor and clinical application.