Matthew Tuson

University of Western Australia

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Lisa Wood

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The University of Notre Dame Australia

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Shannen Vallesi

University of Western Australia

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Bryan Boruff

University of Western Australia

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David Whyatt

University of Western Australia

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Berwin A Turlach

University of Western Australia

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Matthew Tuson

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Changes in the retail availability of vapes through brick-and-mortar vape stores and convenience stores in Western Australia following legislative reforms

Tracking deaths of people who have experienced homelessness: a dynamic cohort study in an Australian city

Vape stores in Western Australia: growth, proximity to schools and socio-economic gradient of density

Investigating local variation in disease rates within high-rate regions identified using smoothing

Improving the Efficiency of Geographic Target Regions for Healthcare Interventions

Analysing geographic variation in lower urgency emergency department presentations using readily – available administrative boundaries and a novel spatial smoothing technique

Impact of Australian Bureau of Statistics data perturbation techniques on the precision of Census population counts, and the propagation of this impact in a geospatial analysis of high-risk foot hospital admissions among an Indigenous population

Impact of the modifiable areal unit problem in assessing determinants of emergency department demand

Predicting Future Geographic Hotspots of Potentially Preventable Hospitalisations Using All Subset Model Selection and Repeated K-Fold Cross-Validation

Multimorbidity among People Experiencing Homelessness—Insights from Primary Care Data

Modelling the Relationship between Rainfall and Mental Health Using Different Spatial and Temporal Units

Overcoming inefficiencies arising due to the impact of the modifiable areal unit problem on single-aggregation disease maps

Anxiety and alcohol in the working-age population are driving a rise in mental health-related emergency department presentations

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Lisa Wood

Shannen Vallesi

Bryan Boruff

David Whyatt

Berwin A Turlach

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