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Aged
Care Assessment Program, National Data Repository. (2006).
Minimum Data Set Report - Annual Report 2004-2005. National
Data Repository, Lincoln Centre for Ageing and Community Care
Research, Australian Institute for Primary Care, La Trobe University.
Ah
Chee, D., Alley, S., Milera, S., Carter, B., Lumley, J., &
Wilson, G. (2001). Congress Alukura - women’s
business. Politics, Action and Renewal. 4th Australian Women’s
Health Conference, Adelaide, February.
Andrews,
F., & Swerissen H. (2006). Managing the family's health:
Preferences and experiences of women with different work and
family arrangements. Australian Journal of Primary Health, 12(3),109-125.
Aroni,
R. & Swerissen, H. (2003). Editorial, Chronic Illness:
policies and paradoxes. Special Issue The Management of Chronic
Disease in Primary Care Settings, Australian Journal of Primary
Health, Vol 9 (2 & 3)
Australian
Institute for Primary Care. (2005). Evaluation of MindMatters
Plus. Report prepared for Australian Principals Asscoiations
Professional Development Council.
Australian
Institute for Primary Care. (2005). The MindMatters Plus
GP Component. Report prepared for Australian Principals Asscoiations
Professional Development Council.
Australian
Institute for Primary Care. (2006). Evaluation of the Program
of Strategic Review of Disability Supports. Report prepared
for the Department of Human Services. http://www.latrobe.edu.au/aipc/projects/srds_final.pdf
Australian
Institute for Primary Care. (2008). Review of pilots: Statewide
Homelessness Assessment and Referral Framework. Report prepared
for the Victorian Department of Human Services.
Bosch-Capblanch,
X., Abba, K., Prictor, M., & Garner P. (2007). Contracts
between patients and healthcare practitioners for improving
patients' adherence to treatment, prevention and health promotion
activities. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, Issue 2.
Art. No.: CD004808. DOI: 10.1002/14651858.CD004808.pub3
Browning,
C., Wells, Y., & Joyce, A. (2005). The experience
of ageing: Influences on mental health and well-being. In
V. Minichiello & I. Coulson, (Eds.), Contemporary Issues
in Gerontology: Promoting Positive Ageing. Sydney: Allen and
Unwin and Routledge.
Centre
for Development & Innovation in Health (2005).
Data Report: Survey of Staff and Managers' Perspectives. on
Service Integration through HARP Projects. St Vincent's Health.
Centre
for Development and Innovation in Health. (2006). Whittlesea
Best Start Local Evaluation: Final Report, August 2006. Report
prepared for the City of Whittlesea.
Cox,
A., Eade, A., McNaught, K., Karantzas, E., Healy, C., Block,
M. Laurence-Muller, S., Timmierman, J. Goltz, K., Wadsworth,
Y. Wierenga, A., Wilson, G. (2004). Writing Narrative
Action Evaluation Reports in Health Promotion – Guidelines,
Resource Kit and Case Studies. Narrative, Evaluation and Action
Research in health promotion. Victoria: Department of Human
Services.
Crisp,
B., & Swerissen, H. (2002). Program, agency and effect
sustainability in health promotion. Health Promotion Journal
of Australia, 13(2), 40–43.
Crisp,
B. & Swerissen, H. Critical processes for creating health-promoting
sporting environments in Australia, Health Promotion International,
v18 p 145 - 152.
Davidson,
S., Brooke, E., & Kendig, H. (2001). Age-segregated
housing and friendship
interaction for older people. Journal of Housing for the Elderly,
14, (1/2), 123-135
Devane,
D., Begley, C.M., Clarke, M., Horey, D., & OBoyle,
C. (2007). Evaluating Maternity Care: A minimum dataset of outcome
measures. Birth, 34(2), 164-172.
de
Vaus, D., & Wells, Y. D. (2003). Stress among older
workers and retirees. In C. Petersen (ed.), Work Stress: Content
and Context. Amityville, New York: Baywood.
de
Vaus, D., & Wells, Y. (2004). What should mature-age
workers do to promote health and wellbeing in retirement? Health
Issues, 80, 23-26.
De
Vaus, D., Wells, Y., Kendig, H., & Quine, S. (2007).
Does gradual retirement have better outcomes than abrupt retirement?
Results from an Australian panel study. Ageing & Society,
27 (5), 667-682.
Dilkes,
H.,
Deans, J. & Brown, R. (2005). A place for sound: raising
children's awareness of their sonic environment. Australian
Journal of Early Childhood, 30(4), December, 43-47.
Dobbinson,
S., Doyle, C., & Effendi, Y. (2005). Sun protection
behaviour of junior cricketers and their coaches: an observational
study. CBRC Research Paper Series No 14. Melbourne: Centre for
Behavioural Research in Cancer, The Cancer Council Victoria.
Douglas,
J. M., Dyson, M., & Foreman, P. (2006). Increasing
leisure activity following severe traumatic brain injury: Does
it make a difference? Brain Impairment, 7(2), 107-118.
Doyle,
C.,
Ward, S., & Rees, G. (2005). EACH Dementia Development
Research Project: review of best practice in dementia.
Report prepared for the Commonwealth Department of Health
and Ageing, Canberra.
Doyle,
C., White, V., Dunt, D., Day, S., Pezzullo, L., Rosewarne,
R., Opie, J. (October, 2006). Dementia Health Priority Initiative
Draft Evaluation Framework. Australian Government Department
of Health and Ageing.
Dwyer,
J., Silburn, K., Wilson, G. (2004). National Strategies
for Improving Indigenous Health and Health Care. Aboriginal
& Torres Strait Islander Primary Health Care br> Review:
Consultant Report No 1.
Foreman,
P., Doyle, C., & Gardner, I. (May, 2006). Comprehensive
assessment. Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing.
Foreman,
P. & Gardner, I. (2005). Home and Community Care Program
National Minimum Data Set User Guide Version 2.0 including the
HACC Data Dictionary V2.0. Prepared for the Department of Health
and Ageing, Australian Government. Melbourne: La Trobe University.
Foreman,
P., & Gardner, I. L. (2005). Evaluation of Projects
in Education and Training in Dementia Care and Management in
Acute Settings. Report to the Victorian Department of Human
Services.
Foreman,
P., Gardner, I., & Davis, S. (2004). Multidisciplinary
Memory Clinics: What is important to
Carers and Clients. International Journal of Psychiatry, 19(6),
588-589.
Foreman,
P. Murphy, G., & Swerissen, H. (2006). Barriers and
facilitators to return to work: A literature review. Australian
Institute for Primary Care, La Trobe University, Melbourne. http://www.workcover.com/documents.aspx#B
Foreman,
P., Wells, Y., Petralia, W.,
& Hamilton-Smith, E. (2000). Promoting positive
attitudes to ageing by health professionals and aged care service
providers. Melbourne: Lincoln Gerontology Centre.
Foreman
P., & Wells, Y. (2005). An Evaluation Framework for
the Community Aged Care Package Continence Research Project.
Prepared for the Department of Health and Ageing,
Australian Government. Melbourne: La Trobe University.
Gardner,
I. L. (2001). ACAS Activity Study. Lincoln Gerontology Centre,
La Trobe University.
Gardner,
I. L. (2003). Life transitions: Housing. In C. J.`Browning
(Ed.), Foundation studies in gerontology: Distance education
materials. Melbourne: Australian Institute for Primary Care,
La Trobe University.
Gardner,
I. L.,
Browning, C., & Kendig, H. (2005). Accommodation options
in later life: retirement village or community living? Australasian
Journal on Ageing, 24(4), 188-195.
Gething,
L., Gridley, H., Browning, C., Helmes, E., Luszcz, M., Turner,
J., Ward, L., & Wells, Y. (2003). The role of psychologists
in fostering the wellbeing of older Australians. Australian
Psychologist, 38(1), 1-10.
Gardner,
I., Foreman, P., & Davis, S. (2004). Cognitive Dementia
and Memory Clinics: Opinions of general
practitioners. American Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease
and Other Dementias, 19(2), 105-110.
Gardner,
I., & Russell, H. (2001). ACAS Assessment Study. Lincoln
Gerontology Centre, La Trobe University.
Gridley,
H., Browning, C., Gething, L., Helmes, E., Luszca, M., Turner,
J., Ward, L., & Wells, Y. (2000). Psychology and
ageing: Contributions to the International Year of Older Persons.
Melbourne: Australian Psychological Society.
Hand,
K. & Lewis, V. (2002) Fathers' views on family life
and paid work. Family Matters no.61 Autumn: 26-29.
Paper (PDF 234K).
Hill,
S. (2007). Involving the consumers in health research’.
For Researching Health: Qualitative, quantitative and mixed
methods. Editors M Saks and J Allsop, Sage Publications, London,
pp.351-67. [ISBN978-1-4129-0363-9]
Devane,
D., Begley, C.M., Clarke, M., Horey, D., & OBoyle,
C. (2007) Evaluating maternity care: A minimum dataset of outcome
measures. Birth 34 (2) 164-172.
Howe,
A., & Doyle, C. (November, 2006). Targeting in community
care. Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing.
Jones,
J. (2001). The National Hepatitis C Resource Manual - a
model for intersectoral
collaboration in the development and implementation of a national
resource. The 3rd
Australasian conference on Hepatitis C, Melbourne, March.
Kelleher,
H., Round, R., & Wilson, G. (2002). Report
of the mid-term review of Victoria’s Maternity Services
Program. Australian Health Review, Vol 25, no 4, 12 Aug 2002.
Kendig,
H., Browning, C, Singh, M., Quine, S., Thomas, S., & Wells,
Y. (2006). Functional Ageing, health and services (FAHS):
A longitudinal outcomes study.
King,
J.A., Foreman, P., Murphy, G., & King, N.J. (2001).
Back injuries in nurses: Prevalence, risk factors and prevention.
Australian Journal of Rehabilitation and Counselling, 7, 106-114.
Kinnersley,
P., Edwards, A., Hood, K., Cadbury, N., Ryan, R., Prout,
H., Owen, D., MacBeth, F., Butow, P., & Butler, C. (2007).
Interventions before consultations for helping patients address
their information needs. Cochrane Database of Systematic
Reviews, Issue 3. Art. No.: CD004565. DOI: 10.1002/14651858.CD004565.pub2
Lewis,
V., with Hand, K.,& Tudball, J.
(2001). Family and work: the family's perspective. Commonwealth
of Australia, Canberra.
Lewis,
V., Marsh, G., Redfern, J., & Bakacs, L. (2005). Evaluation
of MindMatters Plus and MindMatters Plus GP. Australian Principals'
Association Professional Development Council (APAPDC), funded
by DoHA.
Lewis,
V., Redfern, J., Bakacs, L., & Mitchell, P. (2005).
Cluster Evaluation of the Victorian National Suicide Prevention
Strategy-Funded Community Initiative Projects, Report on Activities
2002-2004, July 2005. Department of Health and Ageing (DoHA).
Lewis,
V., Tudball, J., & Hand, K. (2001) Family and work:
the family's perspective. Family Matters no.59, Winter:
22-27.
Livingstone,
C. (2001). Pricking the gambling bubble. Dissent No. 5,
Autumn/Winter.
Livingstone,
C. (2001). The Social Economy of Poker Machine Gambling
in Victoria.
International Gambling Studies, Vol. 1, September.
Livingstone,
C. (2002). Preface. in J. Doughney. The Poker Machine State.
Altona: Common Ground Publishing.
Livingstone, C. (2002). A New Gambling State? Taxes and
gambling policy under the Bracks Government between 1999–2002.
Livingstone,
C. (2003), Dealing with Class: Orthodox Public Discourse
and Australian Trade Unionism. Australian Economic History Review,
43, 1.
Livingstone,
C. (2005). Pubs, clubs and other suburban spaces. In C.Long,
K. Shaw, and C. Merlo (Eds.), suburban fantasies: Melbourne
Unmasked. Melbourne: Australian Scholarly Publishing.
Livingstone,
C. (2005). Desire and the consumption of danger: Electronic
gaming machines and the commodification of interiority. Addiction
Research & Theory, 13(6), December, 523-534.
Livingstone,
C., & Ford, G. (2003). Paying for our health. Dissent,
No. 11, Autumn/Winter.
Livingstone,
C., Silburn, K., Lewis, V., Wain, D., Bakacs, L., & Jordan,
L. (2005). Allied Health Workforce Projects Evaluation.
Victorian Department of Human Services.
Livingstone,
C., Woolley R., & Borrell, J. (2006). The Changing EGM
Industry and Technology, report for the Victorian Gambling Research
Panel/Department of Justice, AIPC Melbourne: http://www.latrobe.edu.au/aipc/projects/egm.pdf
Marshall,
S., Swerissen, H., & Biuso, C. (2002). Community Recruitment
of Non-immunisers and Partial
Immunisers: Lessons Learned. Health Promotion Journal of Australia,
13(2), 62–64.
Marsh,
G., Jordan, L., Livingstone, C., Dilkes, H., Bakacs, L., Lewis,
V. et al.
An evaluation of the Alcohol Education Rehabilitation Foundation.
Report. 2004-5. Alcohol Education Rehabilitation Foundation.
McIntosh,
J. (2005). Because it's for the kids: Building a secure
parenting base after separation. Children in Focus Program,
Australian Institute for Primary Care, La Trobe University
McIntosh,
J.,& Long, C. (2005). Current findings on
Australian children in post-separation dispute: Outer conflict,
inner discord. Australian Journal of Family Studies, 11(1),
99-109.
McIntosh,
J., Long, C., & Moloney, L. (2004). Child-Focused
and Child-Inclusive Mediation: A Comparative Study of Outcomes.
Journal of Family Studies, 10(1), 87-95.
McIntosh,
J. E., Wells, Y. D., & Long, C. M. (2007). Child-focused
and child-inclusive Family Law dispute resolution: One year
findings from a prospective study of outcomes. Journal of Family
Studies, 13, 8-25.
McIntosh,
J. E., Wells, Y. D., Long, C. M., & Smyth, B. M.
(in press, accepted August 2007). Child Focused and Child Inclusive
divorce mediation. Comparative outcomes from a prospective study
of post-separation adjustment. Family Court Review.
Merkes,
M., & Wells, Y. (2003). Women of the baby boom generation
and unpaid work – What are the indications for the future?
Australasian Journal on Ageing, 22(4), 186-190.
Moloney,
L., McIntosh, J., & Foreman, P. (2006). Production
of multimedia resources on child-focused dispute resolution.
Australian Institute for Primary Care, Children in Focus Project.
Naccarella,
L., Southern, D., Furler, J., Scott, A., Prosser, L., Young,
D., Swerissen, H., & Waters, E. (2007). Reforming
Primary Care in Australia: A Narrative Review of the Evidence
from Five Comparator Countries. Australian Journal of Primary
Health, 13(2), 38-45.
Nowson,
C., Jarman, H., & Herd, A. (in press, accepted December
2007). Enhancing Nutritional Research within an Aged Care Facility.
Nutrition and Dietetics.
Perrin,
B., & Swerissen, H. (in press). The behaviour and
psychological functioning of people at high risk of diabetes-related
foot complications. The Diabetes Educator.
Petralia,
A., Quadara, R., Di Blasi, F., Tallorita, S., & Wells,
Y. (2007). Una Vita Migliore: Crime Prevention and the Italian
Community. Final report to the Attorney-General’s Department.
Melbourne: Co.As.It.
Quine,
S. Wells, Y., de Vaus, D., & Kendig, H. (in press,
accepted August 2007). When choice in retirement decisions is
missing: Qualitative and quantitative findings of impact on
wellbeing. Australasian Journal on Ageing.
Russell,
H., & Foreman, P.E. (2002). Maintaining a relationship
with a family member in a nursing home: The role of visitor.
Australian Journal of Family Studies, 8(2), 147–164.
Russell,
H., Foreman, P., &
Petralia, W. (2002). Community care services for older people:
Current issues. Final report of a project conducted for Catholic
Health. Lincoln Gerontology Centre, Australian Institute for
Primary Care. http://www.latrobe.edu.au/aipc/projects/Catholic%20Health%20paper%20final.pdf
Ryan,
R., Broclain, D., Horey, D., Oliver, S., Prictor,
M., & Hill, S. (2007). Cochrane Consumers and Communication
Review Group Study Quality Guide: http://www.latrobe.edu.au/cochrane/assets/downloads/StudyQualityGuide050307.pdf
Ryan,
R., Broclain, D., Horey, D., Oliver, S., Prictor,
M., & Hill, S. (2007). Cochrane Consumers and Communication
Review Group Study Design Guide: http://www.latrobe.edu.au/cochrane/assets/downloads/StudyDesignGuide050307.pdf
Ryburn,
B., Anderson, V., & Wales, R. (in press). Asperger syndrome:
How does it relate to non-verbal learning difficulty? Journal
of Neuropsychology.
Ryburn,
B. & Doyle, C. (2007). Roles for psychologists within
specialist dementia services: future potential for development,
In Abstracts of the 42nd Annual Conference of the Australian
Psychological Society, Australian Journal of Psychology, 59
(S1), p 335.
Ryburn,
B., Wells, Y., & Foreman, P. (2007). The efficacy of
the 'Active Service Model' for HACC". Australian Institute
for Primary Care, Interim Report commissioned by the Victorian
Department of Human Resources.
Sanson,
A., & Lewis, V., (2001). Children and their family
contexts: overview and introduction Family Matters, no.59,
Winter.
Santesso,
N., Ryan, R., & Hill, S. (2006). Overview of Cochrane
systematic reviews: Interventions directed to consumers for
evidence-based prescribing and drug use. Report to the Canadian
Optimal Medication Prescribing and Utilization Service (COMPUS)
on behalf of the Canadian Agency for Drugs and Technologies
in Health (CADTH).
Silburn,
K., Livingstone, C., Marsh, G., Bakacs, L., Dilkes, H., Jordan,
L., & Lewis, V. (2005). Evaluation of the Alcohol Education
& Rehabilitation Foundation. Final Report. Alcohol Education
& Rehabilitation Foundation.
Stephenson,
P., Marshall, S., & Renhard, R. (2005). Evaluation of
the Program of Strategic Review of Disability Support Services:
Final Report (August). Department of Human Services.
Swerissen,
H. (2002). Toward Greater Integration of the Health System.
Australian Health Review, 25(5), 88–93.
Swerissen,
H. (2002). Implications of hospital deinstitionalisation
for primary health and community support services. Australian
Journal of Primary Health, 8(1), 9–13.
Swerissen,
H. (2004). Australian Primary Care Policy in 2004: Two
tiers or one for Medicare? Australia and New Zealand Health
Policy, 1. Retrieved from http://www.anzhealthpolicy.com/home
Swerissen,
H. (in press). The health workforce. In: Willis E, Reynolds
L, Keleher H, editors. Understanding the Australian health care
system. Sydney: Elsevier Australia.
Swerissen,
H., Belfrage, J., Weeks, A., Jordan, L., Walker,
C., Furler, J. et al. (2006). A randomized control trial of
a self-management program for people with a chronic illness
from Vietnamese, Chinese, Italian and Greek backgrounds. Patient
Educ Couns. 64(1-3), 360-368.
Swerissen,
H., Butler, A., & Macmillan, J. (2003). Final Report.
Feasibility Study for Developing a Nation-wide Chronic Disease
and Associated Rick Factors Information and Monitoring System.
Behavioural Risk Factor Information & Monitoring. Report
of aPrepared for the Commonwealth Department of Health &
Ageing.
Related reports available here.
Swerissen,
H., & Crisp. B. (2004). The sustainability of health
promotion interventions for different levels of social organisation.
Health Promotion International, 9(1), 123-130. Retrieved from
http://heapro.oupjournals.org
Swerissen,
H., & Dennekamp, M. (2006). The effect of hip protectors
in residential aged care settings. Australasian Journal of Ageing,
25(1), 9-13.
Swerissen,
H.,& Duckett S.J. (2002). Health Policy and Financing.
In H.Gardner (Ed.), Health Policy in Australia. Melbourne: Oxford
University Press.
Swerissen,
H., & Duckett, S. (2007). Federalism and Health. In
S. Barraclough & H. Gardner, Analysing Health Policy: A
Problem-oriented Approach. Sydney: Elsevier.
Swerissen,
H., & Duckett, S. (2007). Health Policy for a long lived
society. In A. Borowski, S. Encel, & E. Ozanne, Longevity
and social change in Australia. Sydney: Elsevier
Swerissen,
H., Duckett, S., Daly, J., Borthwick, C., Bergen, K.,
Marshall, S., & Crisp, B.
(2001). Health promotion evaluations: A programmatic approach.
Health Promotion Journal of Australia, 11(1), supplement.
Swerissen,
H., Duckett, S., & Livingstone, C. (2003). An
analysis of potential inflationary effects on health care costs
for consumers associated with the Government's 'A Fairer Medicare',
and the Opposition proposal. Report commissioned by the Department
of the Senate, Australian Parliament. http://www.latrobe.edu.au/aipc/projects/medicareproj.htm
Swerissen,
H., & Jordan, L. (2004). Factors Affecting Medicare
Affordability. Australian Journal of Primary Health, 10(3),
144-150.
Swerissen,
H., & Jordan, L. (2005). Clinical governance in community
health. Australian Journal of Primary Health, 11(2), 26-31.
Swerissen,
H., Macmillan, J., Biuso, C., & Tilgner, L. (2001).
Community health and general practice: The impact of different
cultures on the integration of primary care. Australian Journal
of Primary Health, 7(1), 65-70.
Swerissen,
H., & Taylor, M. (in press). Reforming funding for chronic
illness: Medicare-CDM. Australian Health Review.
Swerissen,
H., & Taylor, M. (2008). System reform and development
for chronic disease management. A report prepared by the Australian
Institute for Primary Care, La Trobe University, Melbourne,
for the Policy, Planning and Resourcing Division, Queensland
Health. http://www.latrobe.edu.au/aipc/aipc_pdf_docs/aipc_system_reform_feb08.pdf
Swerissen,
H., & Tilgner, L. (2001). Development and validation
of the Primary Health Care Consumer Opinion Survey. Australian
Journal of Primary Health, 7(1), 34-38.
Swerissen,
H., & Walker, R. (2004). Research Partnerships for Primary
Health? Editorial. Australian Journal of Primary Health, 10(2),
p.7.
Teshuva,
K., Nelms, L., Johnson, V., Foreman, P., & Stanley,
J. (2007). Outcomes for older people with chronic and complex
needs. Brotherhood of St Laurence and Lincoln Centre for Research
on Ageing. http://www.bsl.org.au/pdfs/Outcomes_for_older_people.pdf
Unsworth,
C. A., Wells, Y., Browning, C., Thomas, S. A., &
Kendig, H. (2007). To continue, modify or relinquish driving:
Findings from a longitudinal study of healthy ageing. Gerontology,
53, 423- 431.
Victorian
Department of Human Services and Lincoln Centre for Ageing
and Community Care Research (2006). Victorian HACC dependency
survey: A study of clients in the Home and Community Care Program.
Melbourne: DHS.
Victorian
Quality Council & Cochrane Consumers and Communication
Review Group (2007). Communicating with consumers and carers
- Part 1. Pilot of evidence-based selection of communication
strategies to improve communication between consumers/carers
and health services. http://www.health.vic.gov.au/qualitycouncil/activities/consumers.htm
Victorian
Quality Council & Cochrane Consumers and Communication
Review Group (2007). Communicating with consumers and carers
- Part 2. A guide for an evidence-informed approach to improving
communication and participation in health care. http://www.health.vic.gov.au/qualitycouncil/activities/consumers.htm
Walker,
C., Swerissen, H. & Belfrage, J. (2003). Self-management:
its place in the management of chronic illnesses. Australian
Health Review, 26 (2) p 34-42.
Weeks,
A., McAvoy, B., Peterson, C., Furler, J., Walker, C.,
Swerissen, H. & Belfrage, J. (2003). Negotiating ownership
of chronic illness: An appropriate role for health professionals
in chronic illness self-management programs. Special Issue The
Management of Chronic Disease in Primary Care Settings, Australian
Journal of Primary Health, Vol 9 (2 & 3).
Weeks,
A., & Swerissen, H. (2005). Self-management and chronic
illness. In S. Thomas, C. Browning (Eds.), Behavioural change.
United Kingdom: Elsevier.
Weeks,
A., Swerissen, H., & Belfrage, J. (2007). Issues,
challenges, and solutions in translating study instruments.
Evaluation Review, 31, 153-165.
Wells,
Y.D., (2002). Life transitions: Retirement and widowhood.
In C. Browning (Ed.), Foundation Studies in Gerontology: Distance
education materials. Melbourne: Australian Institute for Primary
Care, La Trobe University.
Wells,
Y. (2002). Life transitions: Caregiving. In C. Browning
(Ed.), Foundation Studies in Gerontology: Distance education
materials. Melbourne: Australian Institute for Primary Care,
La Trobe University.
Wells,
Y. (2005). Research and practice with older adults: The
picture in Australia. Australian Psychologist, 40(1), 2-7.
Wells,
Y. D., & Browning, C. (2002). Widowhood. In L. Breslow
(Editor in chief), Encyclopedia of Public
Health, pp. 1311-1313. New York: Macmillan.
Wells,
Y. D., & de Vaus, D. (2003). Work stress and caregiver
stress. In C. Petersen (Ed.), Work Stress: Content and Context.
Amityville, New York: Baywood.
Wells,
Y., De Vaus, D., Kendig, H., Quine, S., & Petralia,
W. (2006). Healthy Retirement Project, Technical Report 2006.
Australian Institute for Primary Care, Melbourne, Victoria <http://www.latrobe.edu.au/aipc/projects/hrp.pdf>
Wells,
Y., Foreman, P., Gething, L., & Petralia, W. (2004).
Nurses’ Attitudes Towards Aging and Older Adults. Journal
of Gerontological Nursing, 30(9), 5-13.
Wells,
Y., & Johnson, T. M. (2001). Impact of parental divorce
on of young adults to provide care to parents in the future.
Journal of Family Studies, 7, 160-170.
Wells,
Y. D., Petralia, W., de Vaus, D., & Kendig, H. (2003).
Recruitment for a panel study of Australian retirees: Issues
in recruiting from rare and nonenumerated populations. Research
on Aging, 25(1), 36-64.
Wells,
Y., Petralia, W., & Foreman, P. (2002). Older
Italian-Australians' use of and satisfaction with health and
community services. Melbourne: Lincoln Gerontology Centre and
Co.As.It.
Wells,
Y., & Rodi, H. (2000). Effects of pet ownership on
the health and wellbeing of older people. Australasian Journal
on Ageing, 19, 143-148.
Willis,
J., Wilson, G., Anderson, I., Rosenthal, D., Smith, A.,
Fairley, C., & McDonald, K. (2004). An Evaluation of the
Tri-State HIV/STI Project 2001-2002: A report commissioned by
the Office for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health
on behalf of the Tri-State HIV/STI Project funding jurisdictions,
the State Governments of South Australia, Northern Territory,
Western Australia and the Australian Government.
Young,
A., Murphy, G., Kippen, S., & Foreman, P. (2001).
The Post-amputation Rehabilitation Experience of People Living
in Rural Settings. The Australian Journal of Rehabilitation
Counselling, 7(1), 23-27.
Conference
Presentations
Berends,
L., Bull, D., Cotton, T. & Roberts, B. 'Dealing with
drugs in the military: An evaluation of the Australian Defence
Force alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs service'. Paper presented
at the Annual Conference of the Australian Professional Society
on Alcohol and Drugs, Cairns, November 2006.
Brooke,
L. Age Limits: Age-related discrimination in employment
affecting workers over 45. Melbourne: Victorian, South Australian
and Western Australian Equal Opportunity Commissions and the
Australian Employers Convention, 2001.
Brooke,
L. The human resource costs and benefits of maintaining
an agebalanced
workforce. Melbourne : Australian Employers Convention, 2001.
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2006.
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A Public Health Odyssey - Popular Culture, Science and Politics,
Sydney, September, 2001.
Keleher,
H., Wilson, G., Round, R., Grimshaw, L. Increasing women’s
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33rd Annual Public Health Association Conference: A Public Health
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2001.
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1 October 2003, Brisbane.
Lewis,
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address at Work and Family Conference, Sydney, 2001.
Lewis,
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Lewis,
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2003.
Lewis,
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and Allied Professions, Melbourne, September, 2006.
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*Wilson, G., Poljski, C. Indicators for Gender Equity and
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– 1 October 2003.
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Livingstone,
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Victoria University of
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the Bandits Conference, Melbourne, September, 2002.
Livingstone,
C. A Social Economy of Local Gambling: one Australian
state. Paper presented
to European Association for the Study of Gambling Conference,
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Livingstone,
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Mitchell,
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evaluation framework for National Suicide Prevention Strategy
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a program logic evaluation framework for National Suicide
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of Gerontology, Canberra, September, 2001.
Wells,
Y.D. Importance of psychological training for research
in ageing. Paper presented as part of a symposium, ‘The
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and research implications’, co-sponsored by the Division
of Research and Teaching and the Interest Group on Ageing of
the Australian Psychological Society. Gold Coast, September,
2002
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during the first three years after
retirement: a prospective study. International Federation on
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Nurses’ attitudes towards ageing and older
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Perth, October, 2002.
Wells,
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