2024 |
Dolja-Gore X, Depczynski J, Byles J, Loxton D, 'Mental health service use and cost by Australian women in metropolitan and rural areas', Australian Journal of Rural Health, 32 162-178 (2024) [C1]
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2024 |
Fisher K, Depczynski J, Mitchell E, Smith A, 'Factors influencing nursing and allied health recent graduates' rural versus urban preferred principal place of practice: A cross-sectional data linkage study.', Aust J Rural Health, 32 117-128 (2024) [C1]
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2022 |
Farrugia L, Smith T, Depczynski J, 'Factors influencing medical radiation science graduates' early career principal place of practice: a retrospective cohort study.', J Med Radiat Sci, 69 182-190 (2022) [C1]
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2022 |
Basile VA, Dhillon HM, Spoelma MJ, Butow PN, May J, Depczynski J, Pendlebury S, 'Medical treatment decision-making in rural cancer patients: A qualitative systematic review and meta-synthesis', PATIENT EDUCATION AND COUNSELING, 105 2693-2701 (2022) [C1]
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2021 |
Sutton K, Depczynski J, Smith T, Mitchell E, Wakely L, Brown LJ, et al., 'Destinations of nursing and allied health graduates from two Australian universities: A data linkage study to inform rural placement models', Australian Journal of Rural Health, 29 191-200 (2021) [C1]
Objective: Combined, nursing and allied health constitute most of the Australian health workforce; yet, little is known about graduate practice destinations. University Department... [more]
Objective: Combined, nursing and allied health constitute most of the Australian health workforce; yet, little is known about graduate practice destinations. University Departments of Rural Health have collaborated on the Nursing and Allied Health Graduate Outcomes Tracking to investigate graduate entry into rural practice. Design: Data linkage cohort study. Setting: Monash University and the University of Newcastle. Participants: Graduates who completed their degree in 2017 across seven disciplines. Main outcome measure(s): The outcome variable was Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency principal place of practice data. Explanatory variables included discipline, age, gender, location of origin, and number and duration of rural placements. Result: Of 1130 graduates, 51% were nurses, 81% females, 62% under 21¿years at enrolment, 23% of rural origin, 62% had at least one rural student placement, and 23% had over 40 cumulative rural placement days. At the time of their second Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency registration, 18% worked in a ¿Rural principal place of practice.¿ Compared to urban, rural origin graduates had 4.45 times higher odds ratio of ¿Rural principal place of practice.¿ For graduates who had <20 cumulative rural placement days, compared to zero the odds ratio of ¿Rural principal place of practice¿ was the same (odds ratio¿=¿1.10). For those who had 20-40 rural placement days, the odds ratio was 1.93, and for >40 rural placement days, the odds ratio was 4.54). Conclusion: Rural origin and more rural placement days positively influenced graduate rural practice destinations. Outcomes of cumulative placements days may compare to immersive placements.
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2021 |
Smith T, Sutton K, Beauchamp A, Depczynski J, Brown L, Fisher K, et al., 'Profile and rural exposure for nursing and allied health students at two Australian Universities: A retrospective cohort study', Australian Journal of Rural Health, 29 21-33 (2021) [C1]
Objective: Linking enrolment and professional placement data for students' from 2 universities, this study compares characteristics across universities and health disciplines... [more]
Objective: Linking enrolment and professional placement data for students' from 2 universities, this study compares characteristics across universities and health disciplines. The study explores associations between students' location of origin and frequency, duration and type of placements. Design: Retrospective cohort data linkage. Setting: Two Australian universities, Monash University and the University of Newcastle. Participants: Students who completed medical radiation science, nursing, occupational therapy, pharmacy or physiotherapy at either university between 2 February 2017 and 28 February 2018. Interventions: Location of origin, university and discipline of enrolment. Main outcome measure(s): Main measures were whether graduates had multiple rural placements, number of rural placements and cumulative rural placement days. Location of origin, discipline and university of enrolment were the main explanatory variables. Secondary dependent variables were age, sex, socio-economic indices for location of origin, and available placements. Results: A total of 1,315 students were included, of which 22.1% were of rural origin. The odds of rural origin students undertaking a rural placement was more than 4.5 times greater than for urban origin students. A higher proportion of rural origin students had multiple rural placement (56.0% vs 14.9%), with a higher mean number of rural placement days. Public hospitals were the most common placement type, with fewer in primary care, mental health or aged care. Conclusions: There is a positive association between rural origin and rural placements in nursing and allied health. To help strengthen recruitment and retention of graduates this association could be further exploited, while being inclusive of non-rural students.
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2021 |
Sutton KP, Beauchamp A, Smith T, Waller S, Brown L, Fisher K, et al., 'Rationale and protocol for the Nursing and Allied Health Graduate Outcomes Tracking (NAHGOT) study: a large-scale longitudinal investigation of graduate practice destinations', RURAL AND REMOTE HEALTH, 21 (2021)
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2019 |
Depczynski JC, Dobbins T, Armstrong B, Lower T, 'Comparative use of cancer therapies in Australian farm, rural nonfarm and urban residents aged 45 years and older', Public Health Research and Practice, 29 (2019)
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2018 |
Depczynski J, Dobbins T, Armstrong B, Lower T, 'Stage of diagnosis of prostate, breast and colorectal cancer in farm residents compared with other rural and urban residents in New South Wales.', Aust J Rural Health, 26 56-62 (2018)
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2018 |
Depczynski J, Depczynski J, Dobbins T, Armstrong B, Lower T, 'Comparison of cancer incidence in Australian farm residents 45 years and over, compared to rural non-farm and urban residents - a data linkage study', BMC Cancer, (2018)
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2017 |
Lower T, Corben P, Massey P, Depczynski J, Brown T, Stanley P, et al., 'Farmers knowledge of Q fever and prevention approaches in New South Wales', Australian Journal of Rural Health, 25 306-310 (2017)
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2014 |
Depczynski J, Lower T, 'A review of prostate cancer incidence and mortality studies of farmers and non-farmers, 2002-2013.', Cancer Epidemiol, 38 654-662 (2014)
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2013 |
Depczynski J, Herde E, Fragar L, Lower T, 'Safe play areas on farms in New South Wales.', Aust J Rural Health, 21 220-224 (2013)
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2011 |
Fragar L, Depczynski J, Lower T, 'Mortality patterns of Australian male farmers and farm managers', Australian Journal of Rural Health, 19 179-184 (2011)
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2011 |
Eather J, Fragar L, Depczynski J, Lower T, 'Patterns of alcohol use for farm and non-farm residents in New South Wales', Australian Journal of Rural Health, 19 101-102 (2011)
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2011 |
Fragar LJ, Depczynski JC, 'Beyond 50. challenges at work for older nurses and allied health workers in rural Australia: a thematic analysis of focus group discussions', BMC Health Services Research, 11 (2011)
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2011 |
Depczynski J, Challinor K, Fragar L, 'Changes in the Hearing Status and Noise Injury Prevention Practices of Australian Farmers From 1994 to 2008', Journal of Agromedicine, 16 127-142 (2011)
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2011 |
Depczynski JC, Challinor K, Fragar L, 'Meeting national targets for preventing noise injury in young farmers (15-24 years)', Journal of Health, Safety and Environment, 27 97-106 (2011) |
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2010 |
Lower T, Fragar L, Depcynzksi J, Fuller J, Challinor K, Williams W, 'Social network analysis for farmers' hearing services in a rural community', AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF PRIMARY HEALTH, 16 47-51 (2010)
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2010 |
Depczynski JC, Lower T, Fragar L, Challinor K, Mills J, Williams W, 'Improving hearing health for farming families', Rural and Remote Health, 10 (2010)
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2009 |
Voaklander DC, Franklin RC, Challinor K, Depczynski J, Fragar LJ, 'Hearing screening program impact on noise reduction strategies.', Journal of Agricultural Safety and Health, 15 119-127 (2009)
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2009 |
Depczynski JC, Fragar L, Hawkins A, Stiller L, 'Safe Play Areas for prevention of children drowning in farm dams', Australian Journal of Early Childhood, 34 50-57 (2009)
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2008 |
Stiller L, Depczynski J, Fragar L, Franklin R, 'An evidence-consultation base for developing child injury prevention priorities for Australian farms', Health Promotion Journal of Australia, 19 91-96 (2008)
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2006 |
Franklin RC, Depczynski J, Challinor K, Williams W, Fragar LJ, 'Factors affecting farm noise during common agricultural activities.', Journal of Agricultural Safety and Health, 12 117-125 (2006)
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2005 |
Depczynski J, Franklin RC, Challinor K, Williams W, Fragar LJ, 'Farm noise emissions during common agricultural activities.', Journal of Agricultural Safety and Health, 11 325-334 (2005)
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