Rate My Professor Paola Dey

Dey's scholarly output includes numerous peer-reviewed publications demonstrating impact in public health, epidemiology, and related fields. Notable works comprise 'Inequalities in access to health and social care among adults with multiple sclerosis: a systematic review and meta-ethnography' (2019), co-authored with H. Roddam and others; 'Fear-related barriers to physical activity among adults with obesity: a qualitative systematic review' (2021), with O. Hamer and colleagues; 'Screening for Aspiration Risk Associated With Dysphagia in Acute Stroke' (2022), with E. Boaden et al.; 'Fear of falling in obese women under 50 years of age: a cross-sectional study' (2019), with G. Rosic and team; 'Knee problems are common in young adults and associated with a missed diagnosis of hip problems' (2019), with C. Ibeachu et al.; 'Measuring outcomes in rotator cuff disorders' (2021), with A. Prinja and others; and 'Are there three main subgroups within the patellofemoral pain population? A cluster analysis study' (2016), with J. Selfe and co-authors. She supervises doctoral research, such as theses on blood glucose prediction models and fear as a barrier to physical activity. Dey has delivered public talks on health research and contributed to the United Kingdom Field Epidemiology Training Programme.