From August 2002 to October 2008,Caldon worked as a clinical lecturer at Cancer Research UK,teaching others about the psychosocial aspects of cancer. Since October 2010,she has worked as a clinical lecturer and senior registrar at Sheffield University.[3]
In 2016,Caldon collaborated with a team of medical specialists in publishing the fifth edition of Churchill's Pocketbook of Surgery,which was written to "deliver a concise and didactic account of the essential features of all common surgical disorders." Much of her work was in assessing breast cancer.[4]
Short-term safety outcomes of mastectomy and immediate implant-based breast reconstruction with and without mesh (iBRA):a multicentre,prospective cohort study (The Lancet Oncology,February 2019)
Efficient development and usability testing of decision support interventions for older women with breast cancer (Patient Preference and Adherence,January 2019)
The use of Titanium mesh (TiLOOP) in immediate breast reconstruction;low cost,low complications (European journal of surgical oncology:the journal of the European Society of Surgical Oncology and the British Association of Surgical Oncology,June 2015)
The development of a decision support intervention for older women with a choice of surgery or primary endocrine therapy to treat breast cancer (Future Oncology,January 2015)[5]
The Information and decision support needs of older women (>75 yrs) facing treatment choices for breast cancer:A qualitative study (Psycho-Oncology,December 2014)
Information Needs of Older Women Faced with a Choice of Primary Endocrine Therapy or Surgery for Early-Stage Breast Cancer:A Literature Review (Current Breast Cancer Reports,September 2014)
Theory based analysis of the effects of decision aids for surgery in early stage breast cancer:a systematic review (with co-author Glyn Elwyn) (European Journal for Person Centered Healthcare,September 2013)
Increasing readiness to decide and strengthening behavioral intentions:Evaluating the impact of a web-based patient decision aid for breast cancer treatment options (with co-author Glyn Elwyn) (Patient Education and Counseling,April 2012)
Why do hospital mastectomy rates vary? Differences in the decision-making experiences of women with breast cancer (with co-author Sam Ahmedzai) (British Journal of Cancer,May 2011)
Clinicians' concerns about decision support interventions for patients facing breast cancer surgery options:understanding the challenge of implementing shared decision-making (with co-author Glyn Elwyn) (Health Expectations,October 2010)
Consumers as researchers –innovative experiences in UK National Health Service Research (International IJC,August 2010)
Changing trends in the decision-making preferences of women with early breast cancer (British Journal of Surgery,March 2008)
What influences clinicians’operative preferences for women with breast cancer? An application of the discrete choice experiment (European Journal of Cancer,August 2007)
Case-mix fails to explain variation in mastectomy rates:management of screen-detected breast cancer in a UK region 1997-2003 (British Journal of Cancer,February 2005)
Case-mix fails to explain variation in mastectomy rates:management of screen-detected breast cancer in a UK region 1997-2003 (British Journal of Cancer,January 2005)
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