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Updated: Dec 03 2008 | Posted: Nov 21 2008
ROAR Project Summary: Cate Nagle, Sharon Lewis, Bettina Meiser, Sylvia Metcalfe, Robin Bell, Jane Gunn, Jane Halliday
Prenatal screening is becoming increasingly available to pregnant women in many countries, including Australia, to test for Down syndrome and other chromosomal disorders as well as neural tube defects. Almost half the pregnant women in Victoria are now undergoing prenatal screening. Inherent in all ...
Updated: Sep 12 2006 | Posted: Jun 16 2005
ROAR Project Summary: Jane Gunn, Constance Pond, Kelsey Hegarty, Michael Kyrios, Helen Herrman, Grant Blashki
Depression is the single largest cause of disability for people in Australia. It is mainly managed in general practice, yet many people experiencing depression go unrecognised by their family doctor or general practitioner (GP). Some people, even when given treatment, remain depressed. Guides on ...
Diamond 2 is a continuation of the Diagnosis, Management and Outcomes of Depression in Primary Care (diamond) project. In diamond a cohort of 790 patients experiencing depression, stress or worries was established through 30 randomly selected general practices in rural and urban Victoria. The ...
Chair, Primary Care Research Academic general practice; Multi-method research; Depression; Childhood overweight; Prenatal testing; Chlamydia screening; Psychological therapies Department of General Practice, 200 Berkeley Street, Carlton
Jane Gunn, Gail Gilchrist, Kelsey Hegarty, Patty Chondros, Maria Potiriadis, Vanessa Madden, Michael Kyrios, Helen Herrman, Grant Blashki, Constance Pond
Presentation available | Updated: Jun 10 2009 | Posted: Jul 15 2005
Gail Gilchrist and JaneGunn BMC Family Practice 2007, 8:28 doi:10.1186/1471-2296-8-28 A systematic review of observational studies of depression in primary care to determine 1) the nature and scope of the published studies 2) the methodological quality of the studies; 3) the identified ...
JaneGunn, Zo-- McCallum, Lena Sanci, Australian Family Physician May 2008 Vol 37, (4) 289-384 A survey of GPs participating in the Live, Eat and Play (LEAP) study, a randomised controlled trial to reduce childhood overweight found that general practitioners were driven to participate in ...
Deborah A Askew, Philip J Schluter and Jane M Gunn. Research productivity in Australian general practice: what has changed since the 1990s? MJA 2008; 189 (2): 103-104. Since 2000, the Australian Government has invested $110 million in the Primary Health Care Research, Evaluation and Development ...
Jane M Gunn, Gail P Gilchrist, Patty Chondros, Melina Ramp, Kelsey L Hegarty, Grant A Blashki, Dimity C Pond, Mike Kyrios and Helen E Herrman - - Med J Aust 2008; 188 (12): S119-S125. Reports on the baseline characteristics of the Diagnosis, Management and Outcomes of Depression in Primary Care ...
... . Considering involvement of health professionals other than GPs South Australia - Flinders have a group of interested practices UNSW - Launch planned for later this year. Aim to involve 50 practices. For more information contact JaneGunn E: j.gunn@unimelb.edu.au
... were sponsored by the Australian Primary Health Care Research Institute (APHCRI) to investigate strategies revolving around Australia's medical workforce shortage. Professor JaneGunn led a project investigating the role of generalism in the 2020 primary care team and Dr Grant Blashki a systematic ...
Pregnancy and birth are major events in women's lives. Giving birth is the most common reason for hospital admission in Australia. Whilst the months of pregnancy are filled with check-ups and investigations the months following childbirth have ...
Project originally called 'Partner abuse in women attending GPs'Domestic violence or partner abuse is a common problem for women attending general practitioners. Abused women experience significant physical and mental health problems, although the ...
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