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30-Sep-2016Two colliding epidemics - obesity is independently associated with chronic pain interfering with activities of daily living in adults 18 years and over; a cross-sectional, population-based study.Allen, SA; Dal Grande, E; Abernethy, AP; Currow, DC
Jan-2016End-of-life care: Proactive clinical management of older Australians in the community.Reymond, L; Cooper, K; Parker, D; Chapman, M
Jan-2012A qualitative study into the use of formal services for dementia by carers from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities.Shanley, C; Boughtwood, D; Adams, J; Santalucia, Y; Kyriazopoulos, H; Pond, D; Rowland, J
30-Sep-2016Two colliding epidemics - obesity is independently associated with chronic pain interfering with activities of daily living in adults 18 years and over; a cross-sectional, population-based studyAllen, SA; Dal Grande, E; Abernethy, AP; Currow, DC
Apr-2018The Utilization of Health Services and Self-Care by Older Women With Sleeping Problems: Results From a Nationally Representative Sample of 9,110 Women.Meredith, S; Frawley, J; Adams, J; Sibbritt, D
1-Mar-2017Is population flow an unintended consequence of alcohol management plans?Usher, K; Woods, C; Lynch, P; Pointing, SB; Budden, L; Barker, R; Catchpoole, J; Clough, A
Jun-2005Physical and chemical restraints in acute care: their potential impact on the rehabilitation of older people.Mott, S; Poole, J; Kenrick, M
2016Readmission rates and related factors in heart failure patients: A study in LebanonDeek, H; Skouri, H; Noureddine, S
1-Dec-2012EXPRESSION OF P21 IS DEPENDENT ON OR INDEPENDENT OF P53 IN CARCINOMA EX PLEOMORPHIC ADENOMA (UNDIFFERENTIATED AND ADENOCARCINOMA TYPES)Tarakji, B; Baroudi, K; Hanouneh, S; Nassani, MZ; Alotaibi, AM; Kharma, MY; Azzeghaiby, SN
1-Mar-2012Using narrative inquiry with older people to inform practice and service developmentsHsu, MY; McCormack, B
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