2008 Publications

PAPERS IN REFEREED JOURNALS

  • Crowley E, Williams L, Roberts T, Jones P, Dunstan R, Evidence for a role of cow's milk consumption in chronic functional constipation in children: Systematic review of the literature 1980 to 2006. Nutrition and Dietetics; 2008, 65: 29-35.
  • Marley J, Cameron P, Conway J, Doherty S, Glover A, Hayes J, Isbister G, Rogers I, Starr M, Taylor S, Tchernomoroff R, Watts R. Emergency Medicine Expert Group. Therapeutic Guidelines: Emergency, Version 1, 2008. Online textbook.
  • Hardy M, Snaith B, Smith T, Radiographer reporting of trauma images: United Kingdom experience and the implications for evolving international practice. The Radiographer, 2008, 55(1):16-19.
  • Jones P, May J & Creighton A, authored Chapter 7 Health service models, pp 105-112, A Textbook of Australian Rural Health, Editors Siaw-Teng Liaw and Sue Kilpatrick. Australian Rural Health Education Network, Canberra 2008. ISBN 978 0 9775687 2 7
  • Smith T, Stone N & Bull R authored Chapter 12 Strengthening interprofessional practice, pp 165-175, A Textbook of Australian Rural Health, Editors Siaw-Teng Liaw and Sue Kilpatrick. Australian Rural Health Education Network, Canberra 2008. ISBN 978 0 9775687 2 7
  • Fisher K, Hussain R, Jamieson M, Minichiello V. Syphilis and disadvantage in rural communities. International Journal of STD & AIDS. 2008, 19:215. Letter to the editor
  • Press M, “You’ve got to inject incentive” – Isolated rural community participants’ perceptions of a health awareness program. HNE Handover for Nurses and Midwives, May 2008
  • Brown L, Capra S and Williams L. A best practice dietetic service for rural patients with cancer undergoing chemotherapy: A pilot of a pseudo-randomised controlled trial. Nutrition & Dietetics, 2008; 65:175-180.
  • Smith T, Cooper R, Brown L, Hemmings R, Greaves J. Profile of the rural allied health workforce in Northern New South Wales and comparison with previous studies. Australian Journal of Rural Health, 2008, 16:156-163.
  • Smith T. Evidence based medical imaging (EBMI). Radiography, 2008, 14:233-238.
  • Marley J, Cameron P, Conway J, Doherty S, Glover A, Hayes J, Isbister G, Rogers I, Starr M, Taylor S, Tchernomoroff R, Watts R. Emergency Medicine Expert Group. Therapeutic Guidelines: Toxicology and Wilderness. Version 1, 2008. Therapeutic Guidelines Limited, Melbourne. ISBN: 978-0-9804764-0-8
  • May J, Grotowski M. HPV vaccine catch up schedule: An opportunity for chlamydia screening. Australian Family Physician, July 2008, (37)7:529-530.

NON-PEER REVIEWED PAPERS

  • Zwar N, Dennis S, Griffiths R, Perkins D, May J, Hasan I, Sibbald B, Caplan G, Harris M. Optimising skill mix in the primary health care workforce for the care of older Australians: A systematic review.

CONFERENCE PAPERS/POSTERS

  • Fraser, J, Barac B, Cox S, Shaw S, Wong B, Doherty S, Alexander C. Communication matters: Evaluation of a multi-disciplinary human factors course in rural Australia. International Forum on Quality and Safety in Health Care. France, 22-25 April, 2008. Poster
  • Blake J, Green G, Draws R, Rae KM. Are there barriers to accessing antenatal, child and family health services for Aboriginal families in the Tamworth area? Aboriginal Health Research Conference 2008, 29-30 April 2008, Sydney. Oral presentation.
  • Rae KM, Hollebone K, Apen K, Martin T, Smith R. Investigating life event stress could help reduce the incidence of preterm birth in Aboriginal Australians. Aboriginal Health Research Conference 2008, 29-30 April 2008, Sydney. Oral presentation.
  • Press M. “You’ve got to inject incentive” – Isolated rural community participants’ evaluation of a health awareness program. Diversity in Health Conference 2008: Strengths and Sustainable Solutions, Sydney, 10-12 March 2008. Oral presentation.
  • Doherty S, Davis L, Leschke P, Valpiana A, Whitley E, Yarnold D, Stevens H. Automated data collection – Does it tell you what you want to know? The College of Emergency Medicine Inaugural Scientific Conference, 14-16 May 2008, London. Oral presentation.
  • Doherty S, Davis L, Stevens H, Treeve V, Jones P. Evidence-based implementation of asthma guidelines in the Emergency Department. The College of Emergency Medicine Inaugural Scientific Conference, 14-16 May 2008, London. Poster.
  • Doherty S, Innovations in Emergency Department organisation and practice. The College of Emergency Medicine Inaugural Scientific Conference, 14-16 May 2008, London. Poster.
  • Brown L, Capra S, Williams L. Recruitment and retention issues for the rural dietetic workforce. Nutrition & Dietetics 2008; 65 (Suppl.2): A15-16, Dietitians Association of Australia 26th National Conference, 29-31 May, 2008, Gold Coast. Oral presentation.
  • Crowley E, Williams L, Dunstan H, Roberts T, Jones P. The effect of cow’s milk protein on paediatric constipation: A pilot study. Nutrition & Dietetics 2008; 65 (Suppl.2): A20, Dietitians Association of Australia 26th National Conference, 29-31 May, 2008, Gold Coast. Oral presentation.
  • Blake J, Rae K, Green G, Draws R. Action time – research to guide appropriate Aboriginal antenatal services. 2008 General Practice and Primary Health Care Research Conference, Hobart, 4-6 June, 2008. Oral presentation.
  • Tan J, Christl B, Harris M, Amoroso, C, Fanaian M, Greer L. Assessing general practices’ capacity to participate in research. 2008 General Practice and Primary Health Care Research Conference, Hobart 4-6 June, 2008. Oral presentation.
  • May J, Dennis S, Zwar N, Hasan I, Perkins D, Griffiths R, Sibbald B. Skill mix innovation in the rural primary health care workforce – can this be systematised? 2008 General Practice and Primary Health Care Research Conference, Hobart 4-6 June, 2008. Oral presentation.
  • Dennis S, Zwar N, Griffiths R, Perkins D, May J, Hasan I, Sibbald B. Optimising skill-mix in the primary health care workforce for the care of older Australians. 2008 General Practice and Primary Health Care Research Conference, Hobart 4-6 June, 2008. Oral presentation.
  • Wakely L, Rae K, Cooper R. Experience of parenting a premature infant – a literature review. 2008 General Practice and Primary Health Care Research Conference, Hobart 4-6 June, 2008. Poster.
  • Little F. Differences and divergence – A review of clinical outcomes from a rural based community mental health service: Curiosity Matters: Improving Recovery Through Research: 14th Annual Hunter Mental Health Conference, Australian College of Mental Health Nurses, Hunter Regional Branch. 16th May 2008. Abstract.
  • Doherty S. The NICS project. The Australasian College for Emergency Medicine (ACEM) Winter Symposium, Newcastle, 2-4 July, 2008. Invited plenary paper.

SUNDRY PUBLICATIONS (eg. Radio Interviews, newspaper items)

  • Northern Daily Leader article: International delegates find common ground. Jenny May mentioned and pictured. 6 March, 2008
  • Jenny May, Advice to the Minister: Recipe for rural success. Partyline, The newsletter of the National Rural Health Alliance, Number 32, March 2008
  • Jenny May, Rural Health Education Foundation, multimedia presentation. Program 803 – An ounce of prevention: MBS Item 717, the 45-49 year old health check – case studies. April 2008- Broadcast by satellite to 600+ sites reaching over 2,000 people. Available as podcast, DVD or video.
  • Jenny May. Interview regarding Rural Womens' Summit and the health outcomes-ABC local radio Statewide 3.50pm ( 10 min) 30 June 2008
  • Jenny May. Participant in Health Subgroup making recommendations for health in rural Australia. Rural Womens Summit, Tamworth, 26-8 June 2008. 82 participants.






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