Dr Noushin Arefadib

University of Melbourne

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Kirsten Black

Professor of Sexual and Reproductive Health

University of Sydney

AUSTRALIA

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Deborah Bateson

Professor of Practice

AUSTRALIA

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Ellen Marie Henderson

University College London

UNITED KINGDOM

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Rodney Hunt

Professor in Neonatal Medicine

MONASH UNIVERSITY

AUSTRALIA

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Danielle Mazza

Professor and Head

MONASH UNIVERSITY

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Dr Noushin Arefadib

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Family-Centred Care Research in Paediatrics: A Scoping Review

An Acceptability and Feasibility Study of a Nurse‐Led Model of Contraception and Abortion Care in Rural General Practice

Umbrella Review and Meta-Analysis: Screening Tools for the Identification of Developmental Delay in Early Childhood

Clinical, organisational and policy factors influencing the implementation of nurse-led models of long-acting reversible contraception and medication abortion care in Australian general practice: A qualitative exploration

Clinical, organisational and policy factors influencing the implementation of nurse-led models of long-acting reversible contraception and medication abortion care in Australian general practice: A qualitative exploration

Postpartum Contraceptive Care: A Qualitative Study of Australian Child and Family Health Nurses' Experiences

Postpartum Contraceptive Care: A Qualitative Study of Australian Child and Family Health Nurses' Experiences

A nurse‐led model of care to improve access to contraception and abortion in rural general practice: Co‐design with consumers and providers

Evaluating the effectiveness of a tailored online educational video on the contraceptive knowledge and decision making of young women from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds: findings from the EXTEND-PREFER study

Examining the impact of an online educational video on the contraceptive knowledge, awareness and choices of young women living in rural and remote Australia

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Kirsten Black

Deborah Bateson

Ellen Marie Henderson

Rodney Hunt

Danielle Mazza

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