Dr Kate Bartlem is an NHMRC Early Career Fellow with the School of Psychology, University of Newcastle and a conjoint behavioural scientist with Hunter New England Population Health.
Her research career has focused on improving the physical health and wellbeing of disadvantaged population groups, with a focus on behavioural health risks and improving access to and quality of preventive health care.
Kate’s current work focuses on prevention and cessation of e-cigarettes use amongst youth, and the interaction between physical health and mental wellbeing among a variety of populations.
