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Simon Barraclough*
|
Public policy in health; tobacco and health; international relations
in health; comparative health systems; health in Southeast Asia;
export activities of the Australian health industry.
|
|
Peter Foreman
|
Work and health; occupational rehabilitation; stress; case management.
|
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Kathleen
Gregory
|
Buddhist philosophy/psychology, postmodern/constructivist theories,
psychoanalytic theory; philosophy of mind; critical psychology;
critical/reflective enquiry into the practice/theory of counselling.
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| Rick (F.A.) Hayes |
Men's health promotion in Australia; strategic frameworks for health
promotion; older men's access to health and welfare services (MAHRS);
health promotion with emerging communities in Australia; the use of
Antonosvky's "sense of coherence construct" for developing
health promotion theory and practice; creating supportive environments
for health and personal health development through groups in "healthy
settings"; community-campus partnerships and community-based
participatory research. |
|
Sandra Leggat*
|
Performance monitoring and improvement; human resource management,
especially the link to organisational performance; teaching and
learning teamwork skills; health system marketing, planning and
evaluation.
|
|
David
Legge*
|
Health policy; health
promotion; primary health care; public health; community development
in health; political economy of health; management of performance
in health care; clinical governance; health system reform; health
policy in China; Indigenous health.
|
| Zhanming Liang |
Health Reforms and the change of management practice;
Evidence-based management practice;
Competencies for senior health executives;
Turnover among senior healthcare workforce. |
|
Pranee
Liamputtong*
|
Medical anthropology; international health; women's health; children's
health; migrants' health; Aboriginal health; health sociology; qualitative
research methods.
|
|
Vivian Lin*
|
Public health policy; comparative health systems; health planning;
social determinants of health; globalisation and health; work and
health; ethnicity/gender/class and health; health governance; public
health systems.
|
| Chaojie Liu* |
Health policy development in China; modeling China health insurance
schemes; managing for performance in the Chinese hospital system -
information systems and decision making. |
|
Hannah Menahemi
|
Experiential art therapy processes; narrative in images and words;
visual culture; perception; limitations of seeing and insight; PTSD;
'hardiness' resilience and the capacity for change.
|
|
Lawrie Moloney*
|
Conflict management; decision-making principles and processes
in family law; child-focused and child inclusive dispute management
processes; policy responses to family transistion.
|
|
Gregory Murphy*
|
Injury rehabilitation; human resource management; human service
organisations; workplace health promotion; organisational behaviour;
rural health and rehabilitation; employment and disability.
|
|
Paul O'Halloran*
|
Psychological benefits of physcial activity; determinants of physcial
activity; physical activity and type 2 diabetes; physical activity
and mental health; stress; performance psychology; psychosocial
aspects of sports injury.
|
| Likun Pei* |
Management training for health administration; evaluation of ehalth
service management education programs; human resource management;
performance management in Chinese hospitals; health policy reform
in China |
|
Jane Pierson*
|
Gerontic neuropsychology; cognitive and psychosocial aspects of
dementia and stroke; stroke rehabilitation; changes in cognitive
function associated iwth normal ageing.
|
| Stephen Polgar |
Psychosocial theory building; smoking and mental illness; reconstructive
neurosurgery; memory models. |
| Kerin Robinson |
Health information policy and practice, including electronic health
information and related issues; health information ethics; health
care quality and clinical risk management. |
|
Priscilla
Robinson*
|
Epidemiology; communicable diseases (particularly meningococcal
disease); the environment and health; communicable diseases in developing
countries; public health and public health law; newspaper reporting
of health events.
|
|
Bruce Rumbold*
|
Palliative care; social aspects of caring relationships; illness
narratives; pastoral and spiritual care.
|
|
Jean Rumbold*
|
Client experience of therapy; client/therapist constructions of
therapy; collaborative and arts-based research methodologies.
|
| Margot Schofield* |
Counselling and psychotherapy process and outcomes; clinical supervision
process and outcomes; counselling and psychotherapy workforce, policy
and service delivery; mental health; relational violence; positive
psychology; spirituality and health; quantitative and qualitative
research methods. |
|
Hal Swerissen*
|
Health services research (including program evaluation and cost
effectiveness studies) in primary health care; chronic illnesses,
health promotion and rural health; health policy analysis.
|
|
Rae Walker*
|
Health promotion services; trust between organisations; inter
organisational relationships; primary health care services; collaboration
and the coordination of services; violence prevention.
|
| Dianne Williamson |
Health information management, especially in relation to standards. |
|
George Wills*
|
Investigations into process experiential therapy from the viewpoints
of the client and the counsellor.
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