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Ms Belinda Ford

Postdoctoral Fellow

Biostatistics and Databases Program

bford@kirby.unsw.edu.au

+61 (0)2 9385 0682

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Belinda is currently working part-time as a Project Officer in the Biostatistics and Databases Program, supporting funded research projects which use modelling to inform health interventions to control sexually transmitted infections. She has obtained a dual Master in Pubic Health and Health Management from UNSW, and is a PhD candidate in Health Systems Research through UNSW Medicine (The George Institute). Belinda has worked in a range of public health roles, including research and program delivery. She has successfully coordinated projects in primary care, hospital, and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health settings.

Qualifications:

Masters of Public Health

Masters of Health Management

Bachelor of Science (Population Health and Psychology)

Keywords:

project management

community engagement

public health

health systems

eye diseases

Research

Research activities:

Evaluation of chlamydia screening programs in Australia, Control of STIs in remote Indigenous populations

Socio-economic Objective (SEO) tags:

Indigenous Health

Infectious Diseases

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health - Health System Performance (incl. Effectiveness of Interventions)

Social Media

LinkedIn:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/belinda-ford-7b8a2b14a

Twitter Account:

https://twitter.com/bino9999

Events

Mar 09

Women and COVID-19: Equity and marginalisation during the pandemic

Mar 02

Preventing HPV in low- and middle-income countries – International HPV Awareness Day special seminar

Feb 23

PhD presentations from Ms Katherine Ognenovska & Ms Vennila Mathivanan

Publications

Journal articles

Conference Papers

Lorch R; Guy R; Temple-Smith M; Vaisey A; Wood A; Ford B; Murray C; Bourne C; Hall M; Hocking J, 2015, 'THE IMPACT OF EDUCATION ON AUSTRALIAN PRACTICE NURSES' KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDES IN RELATION TO CHLAMYDIA TESTING: FINDINGS FROM THE AUSTRALIAN CHLAMYDIA CONTROL EFFECTIVENESS PILOT (ACCEPT)', in SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIONS, BMJ PUBLISHING GROUP, pp. A142 - A142, http://dx.doi.org/10.1136/sextrans-2015-052270.372

Conference Presentations

Wadolowski M; Guy R; Ford B; Hengel B; Treloar C; Newman CE; Tapia M; Cairnduff S; Duck T; Tawil V; Pritchard-Jones J; Dulwarie N; Donovan S; Kong M, 2016, 'Improving STI/BBV testing and management in Aboriginal community controlled health services: A systematic review of what works, what doesn’t', in Improving STI/BBV testing and management in Aboriginal community controlled health services: A systematic review of what works, what doesn’t, 2017 Australasian HIV & AIDS Conference, Adelaide, presented at 2017 Australasian HIV & AIDS Conference, Adelaide, 14 November 2016 - 16 November 2016

Conference Abstracts

Lu TC; Angell B; Dunn H; Ford B; White A; Keay L, 2019, 'Determining patient preferences in a glaucoma service: A discrete choice experiment', in Clinical and Experimental Ophthalmology, WILEY, Vol. 47, pp. 1146 - 1155, http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/ceo.13606