Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health

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A survey of health agencies' responses to non‐English‐speaking women's health needs in South Australia
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health - Tập 20 - Trang 155-160 - 1996
Jan Dolman, Gillian Shackleton, Tahereh Ziaian, Janette Gay, David Achanfuo Yeboah
Air pollution in the Latrobe Valley and its impact upon respiratory morbidity
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health - Tập 22 Số 5 - Trang 556-561 - 1998
Tom Voigt, Michael Bailey, Michael J. Abramson
HIV infection among male prisoners in South Australia, 1989 to 1994
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health - Tập 21 - Trang 572-576 - 1997
Richard W. Seamark, Matt Gaughwin, Neville Owen, Christopher Liew
Women's perceptions of screening mammography
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health - Tập 15 - Trang 24-32 - 1991
Les Irwig, Jill Cockburn, Deborah Turnbull, Judy M. Simpson, Philip Mock, Martin Tattersall
Abstract: A random sample of women in Sydney were interviewed by telephone to determine their knowledge about and attitudes to mammography. A response rate of 56 per cent (628 women) was obtained. While the majority of women had had some experience with breast cancer, knowledge about which age groups were most at risk and treatment alternatives was limited. Only about half of the sample had heard about screening mammography before the survey. However, when a simple explanation was given, 79 per cent expressed a favourable attitude toward it. Only 22 per cent of women thought of themselves as being personally susceptible to breast cancer; the proportion was lower in women over 60 than in those in their 40s. Morbid concern about breast cancer was rare. About a quarter of the sample expressed concern about mammographically induced exposure to radiation. Attitudes and perceptions of personal susceptibility were not associated with knowledge about risks of breast cancer. However, having a favourable attitude and a lack of concern about radiation were associated with previously having heard about screening mammography. Women speaking a language other than English at home and from households where the main income earner was in an unskilled occupation were least likely to have heard of screening mammography. Suggestions for data‐based recruitment strategies are discussed.
E‐cigarette use and the relationship to smoking among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and non‐Indigenous Australian Secondary Students, 2017
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health - Tập 46 - Trang 807-813 - 2022
Christina Heris, Maree Scully, Catherine Chamberlain, Victoria White
Perceptions of melanoma risk among Australian adolescents: barriers to sun protection and recommendations for improvement
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health - Tập 38 - Trang 321-325 - 2014
Jordana K. McLoone, Bettina Meiser, Janan Karatas, Mariana S. Sousa, Elvira Zilliacus, Nadine A. Kasparian
Consumerism in the health care setting: an exploratory study of factors underlying the selection and evaluation of primary medical services
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health - Tập 15 - Trang 194-201 - 1991
Peter Lloyd, Deborah Lupton, Cam Donaldson
Abstract: Recent policy initiatives in Australia have continued the debate concerning the appropriate model of health care for this country. A market economy model, predicated on the existence of true consumerism, has been promoted by influential organisations to replace the current system. To test the validity of this perception and to explore the level of consumerism which exists in the Australian health care setting, we undertook a cross‐sectional survey of general practitioner attenders in the outer western and northern suburbs of Sydney. Three hundred and thirty‐three patients from six general practices were polled over a two‐week period in March 1990. Far from demonstrating consumerist behaviour (especially the considered selection and evaluation of services), the survey population was strongly attracted to the traditional model of medical care, which is characterised by the trusting and dependent relationship of patients with their doctors.
The initial coverage and impact of the pneumococcal and influenza vaccination program for at‐risk Indigenous adults in Far North Queensland
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health - Tập 25 - Trang 543-546 - 2001
Jeffrey N. Hanna, Dallas M. Young, Dianne L. Brookes, Brigitte G. Dostie, Denise M. Murphy
COMMENTARY: DRINK‐DRIVING — THE NEXUS BETWEEN SOCIAL ATTITUDES, SOCIAL ACTION AND RESEARCH DIRECTIONS
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health - Tập 8 - Trang 229-233 - 1984
I.R. Johnston
Epidemiology of thyroid disease in Hamilton (New Zealand) general practice
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health - Tập 32 - Trang 421-423 - 2008
Veronique Gibbons, John V. Conaglen, Steven Lillis, Vignesh Naras, Ross Lawrenson
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