Rachel J. Meadows

Rachel J. Meadows works on improving cancer prevention, screening, and treatment delivery, especially for underserved and rural populations served by safety-net health systems. Her work looks at practical ways to close gaps in care, such as HPV vaccination programs, colorectal and breast cancer screening and treatment timeliness, and use of electronic health records to guide clinical decisions. Much of her research uses implementation science methods, meaning she studies how to put evidence-based practices into real-world clinical use effectively.

Publication output has grown fairly steadily over the last decade, rising from about 1-3 papers per year earlier on to 5-7 papers per year since 2022.

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