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Megan Bell is a Research Fellow at the University of Western Australia, primarily focusing on early child development and the impacts of adverse childhood experiences on mental health and educational outcomes. She has developed a particular interest in the health development of children with incarcerated mothers, utilizing population-level linked administrative data from various Western Australian departments to inform her research. With extensive experience in understanding complex social research questions through big data, Megan has been involved in national and international conferences and has delivered guest lectures on the implications of maternal incarceration for child health. She has received the Health Research Fellowship from the Stan Perron Charitable Foundation to support her ongoing research. Megan has published widely and serves as an Associate Editor for the Journal of Applied Developmental Psychology. Additionally, she has managed the Child Development Atlas project and has tutored undergraduate courses in Psychology.
University of Western Australia • Perth, Australia
Conduct research on the health development of children with incarcerated mothers.
Kids Research Institute (Telethon Kids Institute) • Australia
Managed projects on child development and family characteristics affecting early childhood outcomes.
University of South Australia • Australia
Collaborate on research related to child and family health issues.
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