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2018-01-01Dietary pattern, hypertension and cognitive function in an older population: 10-year longitudinal surveyXu, X; Parker, D; Shi, Z; Byles, J; Hall, J; Hickman, L
2018-01-01Cyclic Perimenstrual Pain and Discomfort and Australian Women's Associated Use of Complementary and Alternative Medicine: A Longitudinal StudyFisher, C; Hickman, L; Adams, J; Sibbritt, D
2018A Systematic Review of Successful Elements of Interventions for Heart Failure Patients With Mild Cognitive ImpairmentHickman, L; Parker, D; Ferguson, C; Allida, S; Davidson, P; Agar, M
2017-05-04Where is the nurse in nutritional care?Xu, X; Parker, D; Ferguson, C; Hickman, L
2017-04-01Can A Complex Online Intervention Improve Cancer Nurses’ Pain Screening and Assessment Practices? Results from a Multicenter, Pre-post Test Pilot StudyPhillips, JL; Heneka, N; Hickman, L; Lam, L; Shaw, T
2016-12-01Telemonitoring is acceptable amongst community dwelling older Australians with chronic conditionsHalcomb, E; Purcell, R; Hickman, L; Smyth, E
2016-08-01A critical review of complementary and alternative medicine use by women with cyclic perimenstrual pain and discomfort: a focus upon prevalence, patterns and applications of use and users' motivations, information seeking and self-perceived efficacyFisher, C; Sibbritt, D; Hickman, L; Adams, J
2016-05-18The use of complementary and alternative medicine by 7427 Australian women with cyclic perimenstrual pain and discomfort: A cross-sectional studyFisher, C; Adams, J; Hickman, L; Sibbritt, D
2016-05-06Pain among hospitalized older people with heart failure and their preparation to manage this symptom on discharge: a descriptive–observational studyBhattarai, P; Hickman, L; Phillips, JL
2016-04-28Hypertension: What are the self-care and health-care-seeking behaviours in women over time?Sibbritt, D; Davidson, P; Peng, WB; Adams, J; Hickman, L
2016-01-01Longitudinal analysis of associations between women's consultations with complementary and alternative medicine practitioners/use of self-prescribed complementary and alternative medicine and menopause-related symptoms, 2007-2010Peng, W; Adams, J; Hickman, L; Sibbritt, DW
2016‘Prayer or spiritual healing as adjuncts to conventional care: A cross sectional analysis of the prevalence and characteristics of use among women.Rao, A; Sibbritt, D; Phillips, J; Hickman, L
2016‘Prayer or spiritual healing as adjuncts to conventional care: A cross sectional analysis of the prevalence and characteristics of use among women.Rao, A; Sibbritt, D; Phillips, J; Hickman, L
2015-01-01Strategies to enhance recruitment of rural-dwelling older people into community-based trialsAnuruang, S; Davidson, PM; Jackson, D; Hickman, L
2015-01-01Association between use of self-prescribed complementary and alternative medicine and menopause-related symptoms: A cross-sectional studyPeng, W; Sibbritt, DW; Hickman, L; Adams, J
2014-11-01Complementary/alternative and conventional medicine use amongst menopausal women: Results from the Australian Longitudinal Study on Women's HealthPeng, W; Adams, J; Hickman, L; Sibbritt, DW
2014-01-01A critical review of traditional Chinese medicine use amongst women with menopausal symptomsPeng, W; Sibbritt, DW; Hickman, L; Kong, X; Yang, L; Adams, J
2014-01-01Impact of a novel online learning module on specialist palliative care nurses' pain assessment competencies and patients' reports of pain: Results from a quasi-experimental pilot studyPhillips, JL; Heneka, N; Hickman, L; Lam, L; Shaw, T
2014-01-01Older Arab migrants in Australia: Between the hammer of prejudice and the anvil of social isolationAl Abed, NA; Hickman, L; Jackson, D; DiGiacomo, M; Davidson, PM
2014-01-01Case reports as a resource for teaching and learningJackson, D; Cleary, M; Hickman, L
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