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2023-08Online platforms for prescription and supply of hormonal contraception in Australia: a mapping review.Stevenson, TB; Rumbold, A; Callander, E; Buckingham, P; Assifi, A; Mazza, D; Grzeskowiak, LE; Hocking, J
2023-07Pathways to IUD and implant insertion in general practice: a secondary analysis of the ACCORd study.Mazza, D; Watson, CJ; Taft, A; Lucke, J; McGeechan, K; Haas, M; McNamee, K; Peipert, JF; Black, KI
2013-01-18Preventive evidence into practice (PEP) study: Implementation of guidelines to prevent primary vascular disease in general practice protocol for a cluster randomised controlled trialHarris, MF; Lloyd, J; Litt, J; van Driel, M; Mazza, D; Russell, G; Smith, J; Del Mar, C; Denney-Wilson, E; Parker, S; Krastev, Y; Jayasinghe, UW; Taylor, R; Zwar, N; Wilson, J; Bolger-Harris, H; Waters, J
2015-01-01Protocol for the CHEST Australia trial: A phase II randomised controlled trial of an intervention to reduce time-to-consult with symptoms of lung cancerMurray, SR; Murchie, P; Campbell, N; Walter, FM; Mazza, D; Habgood, E; Kutzer, Y; Martin, A; Goodall, S; Barnes, DJ; Emery, JD
2022-08Sustainable and effective methods to increase long-acting reversible contraception uptake from the ACCORd general practice trial.Taft, A; Watson, CJ; McCarthy, E; Black, KI; Lucke, J; McGeechan, K; Haas, M; McNamee, K; Peipert, JF; Mazza, D
2022-10The preferences of women in Australia for the features of long-acting reversible contraception: results of a discrete choice experiment.Haas, M; Church, J; Street, DJ; Bateson, D; Fisher, J; Taft, A; Black, KI; Lucke, J; Hussainy, SY; McGeechan, K; Norman, W; Mazza, D
2022-07-04Unintended pregnancy among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women: where are the data?Botfield, J; Griffiths, E; McMillan, F; Mazza, D
2021-06Women's satisfaction with and ongoing use of hormonal long-acting methods compared to the oral contraceptive pill: Findings from an Australian general practice cluster randomised trial (ACCORd).Black, KI; McGeechan, K; Watson, CJ; Lucke, J; Taft, A; McNamee, K; Haas, M; Peipert, JF; Mazza, D
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