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REPORT
2012/2013
REPORT
2012/2013
General Practice and Primary
Health Care Academic Centre
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CONTENTS
HEAD’S REPORT
2
GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT
Executive Committee
3
Teaching and Learning Committee T&L
3
Research and Research Training Committee R&RT
3
Human Ethics Advisory Group HEAG
4
Occupational Health, Safety and Environment Committee OHSE
4
Victorian Primary Care Practice-Based Research Network Committee VicReN 4
Staff
5
Honorary Appointments
8
Academic Visitors
10
TEACHING AND LEARNING T&L
The MD Medical Course
12
Innovative Clinical Teaching and Training Grant ICTTG
14
Cultural Respect Encompassing Simulation Training CREST
15
Postgraduate Primary Care Nursing
16
RESEARCH
Primary Care Research Unit PCRU
19
Abuse and Violence
20
Ageing, Chronic Disease and Equity ACE
22
Cancer
24
Mental Health
26
Young People’s Health
28
Other Research Projects
30
Victorian Primary Care Practice-Based Research Network VicReN
32
Australian Primary Care Research Network APCReN
33
Awards, Fellowships and Scholarships
34
RESEARCH TRAINING
Recently Graduated Students
36
Current Students
36
External Students
38
Academic Registrars
39
Short Courses and Workshops
40
ANNUAL TEACHING AND RESEARCH AWARDS
42
5TH ANNUAL TEACHING AND RESEARCH AWARDS
44
PUBLICATIONS
46
THE UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE PRIMARY CARE NETWORK
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Contact Details
Back cover
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TH
HEAD’S REPORT
Welcome to the 2012/2013 Annual Report of the General Practice and
Primary Health Care Academic Centre within the Melbourne Medical
School, Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences, The University
of Melbourne. I am delighted to share with you our achievements for that
period.
In 2012-2013 we celebrated 150 years of training doctors within the Medical
School and 125 years of women in medicine. It was two years of many public
events including the very successful “Strength of Mind” exhibition and catalogue
which celebrated the success of women in medicine. The celebrations provided
Professor Jane Gunn
an opportunity to reflect upon the importance of providing an excellent medical
education to our graduates. From our perspective it gave us a chance to truly celebrate the hundreds of
general practitioners and general practice staff who provide quality clinical placements for our medical
students. A large number of GPs joined us for our Annual Awards Dinner and you will see photographs from
this event scattered throughout this report.
Whilst The University of Melbourne was established in 1853 and the Medical School in 1862 more than
a century passed before General Practice was recognised as an important academic component of the
Medical School. We began as a unit within the Department of Community Medicine in 1977 moving to
a separate clinical department within the Melbourne Medical School in 2001. In 2010 we formed the
General Practice and Primary Health Care Academic Centre and in 2011 we established a node of the
Academic Centre at Sunshine to work closely with the North-West Academic Centre, which includes
the new clinical schools at Western, Sunshine and Northern Hospitals, in the development and delivery
of the community based component of the new Graduate Medical Curriculum in the outer north-west
metropolitan area. In 2013 we established the first Chair of Primary Care Cancer Research in Australia.
We were delighted to appoint Professor Jon Emery as the inaugural Herman Chair in Primary Care Cancer
Research in collaboration with Western Health. Jon will work closely with the Victorian Comprehensive
Cancer Centre to develop initiatives to support the important role that primary care plays in prevention,
early diagnosis and survivorship care.
Our Academic Centre brings together our Department of General Practice and Primary Care Research
Unit with over 300 general practices and community health services throughout Victoria. We are a
multidisciplinary Academic Centre that is committed to excellence in teaching, research and knowledge
exchange. General Practice is the core of our health care system and the main provider of primary health
care in Australia. The Melbourne Medical School is increasing the opportunities for medical training within
the community and our Academic Centre has been very active in providing a leadership role to achieve
this aim. Having space to accommodate doctors in training within the community setting has always been
a major barrier to successful community based placements. Over the past two years we have continued
to work in close partnership with general practices, community health services and Medicare Locals to
gain infrastructure funding to support the development of dedicated student consulting rooms. We were
delighted to support the development of 28 student dedicated consulting rooms.
Our postgraduate training for primary care nursing is well established and we are beginning to see the
benefits of nurses obtaining high quality primary care relevant recognised university level training alongside
their day to day clinical work. Two of our graduates have been awarded prizes for cervical screening. These
activities are of utmost importance to ensuring a quality health workforce in Australia and beyond.
Established in 2006, the Primary Care Research Unit (PCRU) consists of a team of multidisciplinary primary
care researchers and research higher degree students and VicReN, our practice-based research network.
Our research is based upon a social model of health and is focussed on translating evidence into practice
in a way that improves the quality and safety of primary care. We develop and test models of care and
clinical interventions using a mix of quantitative and qualitative methods. We have established research
programs in areas of national priority such as cancer, chronic disease, mental health, young people’s health
and violence and abuse.
In 2012/2013 we generated $5.1 million of research income and over 150 publications in peer-reviewed
journals; 7 students were awarded a research higher degree; 15 students completed their honours year; 2
staff members were awarded prestigious NHMRC research fellowships and 14 students began a research
higher degree. We are publishing in high quality journals such as LANCET, BMJ and Annals of Family
Medicine.
I hope you find much to interest you in the following pages as we introduce you to our staff and students,
share with you a snapshot of the activities and achievements of the year and provide you with a glimpse
into our future. Should you require further details, please contact us as we would be delighted to hear from
you.
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General Practice and Primary Health Care Academic Centre
GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT
(Committee membership and staff listing refers to period 1 January to 31 December 2012, unless otherwise stated)
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Chair
Prof Jane Gunn Chair of Academic Centre and Director of Primary Care Research Unit
Members
Dr Ayan Dasvarma Academic Centre Manager (from May 2013)
Prof Jon Emery Herman Chair in Primary Care Cancer Research (from January 2013)
A/Prof Kelsey Hegarty Director of Postgraduate Nursing Programs
A/Prof Ruth McNair Director of General Practice and Primary Health Care Academic Centre Node,
North-West Academic Centre
Dr Helen McPartlan Academic Centre Manager (until April 2013)
A/Prof Marie Pirotta Chair of Victorian Primary Care Practice-Based Research Network (VicReN)
A/Prof Lena Sanci Deputy Head of Department and Director of Teaching and Learning
A/Prof Meredith Temple-Smith Director of Research Training
Secretariat
Ms Virginia Neal Administrative Officer
TEACHING AND LEARNING COMMITTEE
Chair
A/Prof Lena Sanci Deputy Head of Department and Director, Teaching and Learning
Members
Dr Gary Bourke Senior Lecturer
Ms Jenni Goodwin Administrative Officer
Ms Lindsay Guy Innovative Clinical Teaching and Training Grants Manager and Teaching and Learning
Manager (until July 2012 and from February 2013)
Dr Caroline Johnson Lecturer
Dr Rimas Liubinas Senior Lecturer
Rev Dr Helen Malcolm Senior Lecturer
Dr Jo-Anne Manski-Nankervis Academic Registrar (until August 2012)
Ms Cecilia Mitchell Innovative Clinical Teaching and Training Grants Manager and Teaching and
Learning Manager (July 2012 to February 2013)
Dr Iain Nicolson Senior Lecturer
Ms Trang Nguyen Academic Administrative Support Officer
Ms Weilun Nien Teaching Support Officer
Prof Neil Spike Director of Medical Education and Training, Victorian Metropolitan Alliance
Dr Rod Taylor Senior Lecturer
Prof Doris Young Chair of General Practice
Secretariat
Ms Bernie Cooper Administrative Officer
RESEARCH AND RESEARCH TRAINING COMMITTEE
Chair
Members
Ms Natalie Appleby VicReN Coordinator
Dr Irene Blackberry Research Fellow
Prof Jon Emery Herman Chair in Primary Care Cancer Research (from January 2013)
Dr Simon French Research Fellow (until mid 2012)
Dr John Furler Senior Research Fellow
Dr Phyllis Lau Research Fellow
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Governance and Management | Research and Research Training Committee (cont.)
Dr Jo-Anne Manski-Nankervis PhD Student (from September 2012)
Ms Aves Middleton Research Assistant
Dr Victoria Palmer Research Fellow
A/Prof Marie Pirotta Chair of Victorian Primary Care Practice-Based Research Network (VicReN)
Ms Maria Potiriadis Research Assistant
A/Prof Lena Sanci Deputy Head of Department and Director of Teaching and Learning
Ms Cathy Watson PhD Student (until September 2012)
Prof Doris Young Chair of General Practice
Secretariat
Dr Lorna O’Doherty Research Fellow
HUMAN ETHICS ADVISORY GROUP (HEAG)
Chair
Dr Simon French Research Fellow (Chair until mid 2012)
A/Prof Ruth McNair Director, General Practice and Primary Health Care Academic Centre Node,
North-West Academic Centre (Chair after mid 2012)
Members
Dr John Furler Senior Research Fellow
A/Prof Marie Pirotta Chair, Victorian Primary Care Practice-Based Research Network (VicReN)
Research Higher Degree student (on rotational basis)
Secretariat
Ms Virginia Neal Administrative Officer
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH, SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE
Chair
Members
Ms Asmaa Al-khatib PhD Student (August 2012 to May 2013)
Ms Bernie Cooper Administrative Officer
Ms Konstancja Densley Research Assistant
Dr Penny Gaskell Lecturer
Ms Val Mirabito Administrative Officer
Mr Tshepo Rasekaba PhD Student (from June 2013)
Mr Hagen Tuschke PhD Student (until August 2012)
Secretariat
Ms Vanessa Ho IT and Infrastructure Manager
VICTORIAN PRIMARY CARE PRACTICE-BASED RESEARCH NETWORK
Chair
A/Prof Marie Pirotta Associate Professor
Members
Dr Ralph Audehm GP and GP Clinical Director at Dianella Community Health Centre, Broadmeadows
Dr Malcolm Clark GP and Practice Principal at Power Medical, Hawthorn
Dr Jane Crowe GP and Practice Principal at Deepdene Surgery, Deepdene
Dr Jenny Downes-Brydon GP and Practice Principal at Peninsula Family General Practice, Frankston
Ms Judy Evans E-Health Project Manager at RACGP
Clinical A/Prof Chris Hogan GP at Family Medical Centre, Sunbury
Dr Cathy Hutton GP at Eastbrooke Family Clinic Essendon, Essendon North
Dr Christopher Johnson GP at Gardens Medical Group, Wodonga
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Governance and Management | Victorian Primary Care Practice-Based Research Network (cont.)
Dr Phyllis Lau Research Fellow in Chronic Disease and Indigenous Health, Academic Centre
Dr Magdalena Simonis GP at 100 Collins Street Medical Centre, Melbourne
Dr Hubert van Doorn GP at East Brunswick Medical Centre, Brunswick East
Ms Lynne Walker Principal Network Adviser at Nursing in General Practice and Australian General
Practice Network, Forrest, ACT
Dr Debra Wilson GP at Grantham Street General Practice, Brunswick West
Dr Sam Zagarella GP and Practice Principal at Niddrie Medical Centre, Niddrie
Secretariat
Ms Natalie Appleby VicReN Coordinator
STAFF
Chair of Academic Centre, Head of Department of General Practice
Professor and Chair of Primary Care Research
Director of Research
Prof Jane Gunn MB BS PhD DRANZCOG FRACGP
Deputy Head of Department
Director of Teaching and Learning
A/Prof Lena Sanci MB BS PhD DRANZCOG FRACGP
Professor and Chair of General Practice
Prof Doris Young MB BS MD FRACGP
Professor and Herman Chair in Primary Care Cancer Research
Prof Jon Emery MB BCh MA CertEvidMed DPhil DRCOG (until January 2013)
Academic Centre Manager
Dr Helen McPartlan BSc DipBus SpecCertCR PhD (until April 2013)
Dr Ayan Dasvarma BBiotech SpecCertCR PhD (from May 2013)
Chair of Department Human Ethics Advisory Group
Dr Simon French BAppSc MPubHlth PhD (until mid 2012)
A/Prof Ruth McNair MB BS PhD DA DRANZCOG FRACGP (from mid 2012)
Director of Postgraduate Nursing Programs
Equity and Staff Development Coordinator (until January 2013)
A/Prof Kelsey Hegarty MB BS PhD DRACOG FRACGP
Director of General Practice and Primary Health Care Academic Centre Node,
North West Academic Centre
A/Prof Ruth McNair MB BS PhD DA DRANZCOG FRACGP
Chair of Victorian Primary Care Practice-Based Research Network (VicReN)
A/Prof Marie Pirotta MB BS GDipEpid&Biostat MMed PhD DRANZCOG FRACGP
Director of Research Training
Equity and Staff Development Coordinator (from January 2013)
A/Prof Meredith Temple-Smith BSc DipAppChildPsych DipMov&Dance MPH DHSc
Senior Lecturers in Rural General Practice
Dr Gary Bourke MB BS DRANZCOG FACRRM
Dr Rimas Liubinas MB BS DRACOG FRACGP
Rev Dr Helen Malcolm MB BS MGPPsych DTM&H DTheol DA DCH DRANZCOG FRACGP
Dr Iain Nicolson MB BS
Dr Rod Taylor MB BS MFamMed DRACOG (until June 2012)
Lecturers
Dr Penny Gaskell MB BS DRANZCOG FRACGP
Dr Caroline Johnson MB BS FRACGP
Academic Registrars
Dr Seong-Jin Ang BMedSc MB BS FRACGP (until February, 2013)
Dr Henry Guo BM MMed PhD (until May 2012)
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2013 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Prof Jane Gunn, A/Prof Lena Sanci and
A/Prof Marie Pirotta.
BACK ROW A/Prof Kelsey Hegarty, Prof Jon Emery, A/Prof Ruth
McNair, A/Prof Meredith Temple-Smith and Dr Ayan Dasvarma.
FRONT ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT)
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PHOTO: PETER CASAMENTO ©
Governance and Management | Staff (cont.)
Dr Deepthi Iyer MB ChB
Dr Sarah Latreille MB BS MPH
Dr Jo-Anne Manski-Nankervis MB BS BSc (until August 2013)
Dr Andrew Pennington BSc BMed (until February 2013)
Dr Melissa Tan MB BS MPH
Dr Edward Vergara MB BS BMedSc BSc (until February 2012)
Senior Research Fellow
Dr John Furler MB BS GDipPubHlth PhD DipObs MRCGP FRACGP
Research Fellows
Dr Lauren Ban BA GDipPsych PGDipPsych MClinPsyc PhD (until November 2013)
Dr Irene Blackberry BMed PhD
Dr Peggy Chiang BN MIPH PhD
Dr Patty Chondros BSc GDipEpid&Biostat MSc PhD
Dr Sandra Davidson BA GDipBehStud MPsychCounsel PhD
Dr Sylvia Kauer BSc PhD
Dr Phyllis Lau BPharm GDipDrugEval SpecCertCR PhD
Dr Sharon Licqurish BN GDipMidwifery PhD
Dr Lorna O’Doherty BA MBS MBPsS PhD (until March 2013)
Dr Victoria Palmer BA PhD
Dr Ian Relf BMedSci MB BS MSc DRACOG FAMAC FRACGP
Dr Jennifer Walker BAppSc MPH PhD
Research Assistants
Ms Jennifer Anderson BA PhD (until May 2012)
Ms Alison Brookes BA CertHPE BLitt PhD (until February 2013)
Ms Melanie Charity BSc MSc (until March 2013)
Ms Clare Chiminello BA GDipLib
Ms Tania Cukalac BSc GDipCom PhD (until May 2013)
Ms Konstancja Densley PgDipPhil&EthStud PgDipRelStud MaSocSci MaSci
Dr Ann-Maree Duncan BSc PhD
Ms Kirsty Forsdike BA PgDipLaw PgDipLegalPractice
Ms Louise Ginnivan RN RM CDE
Ms Caroline Hart BSc (until June 2012)
Ms Mary Kyriakides BAppSc CertPubRel
Mr Stephen Lambert BEd MPH DipTeach
Ms Monika Loskot BN MPH (from September 2013)
Ms Aves Middleton BHlthSc (until June 2013)
Ms Kitty Novy RN
Ms Aideen O’Shea BA MSc PhD (until June 2012)
Ms Maria Potiriadis BAppSc GDipClinEpi MPHC
Ms Jodie Valpied BA/BTeach GDipPsych PgDipPsych COGE GCCRS MEd(Special Needs) AMAPS
Ms Fan Yang BSc GDipStat (until June 2012)
Innovative Clinical Teaching and Training Grants Manager and Teaching and Learning
Manager
Ms Lindsay Guy BA (Maternity leave from July 2012 to February 2013)
Ms Cecilia Mitchell BA BMus (Acting manager from July 2012 to February 2013)
IT and Infrastructure Manager
Ms Vanessa Ho BSc GDipCompSc GDipAppSc CNE MCP
Project Officer
Mr David Ormiston-Smith BSc
Administrative Staff
Ms Natalie Appleby BSocSc GDEval
Ms Narelle Collier BA PGDipHlthProm MAppSc (until June 2012)
Ms Bernie Cooper
Ms Val Mirabito
Ms Virginia Neal
Ms Trang Nguyen BA BMgt
Ms Weilun Nien BSc MSc
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Governance and Management
HONORARY APPOINTMENTS
We acknowledge the enormous support that we receive from our honorary staff. They
contribute in so many ways: teaching students, collaborating with research, supervising
our research higher degree students and sharing ideas. We value their contribution and
list them here.
Professorial Fellows
Professor Stephen Campbell BA MA PhD
Professor Christopher Dowrick BA MSc MD CQSW FRCGP FFPHM
Professor Tonda Hughes BN PhD MSN FAAN
Professor Siaw-Teng Liaw BMedSc MB BS GDipPHC PhD DipObs FRACGP
Professor Carl May BScEcon PhD AcSS
Professor John Murtagh AM BSc BEd MB BS MD DRANZCOG FRACGP
Principal Fellows
Associate Professor Stephanie Brown BA PhD
Associate Professor Robert Davis MB BS GDipEpid&Biostat PhD DRACOG FRACGP
Professor Gene Feder BSc MB BS MD FRCGP
Professor Brian McAvoy BSc MB ChB MD CertFamPln FRCP FRCGP FRNZCGP FRACGP
Professor Elizabeth Murray BA MSc MB BS DRCOG MRCGP PhD FRCGP FHEA
Associate Professor Neil Spike MB BS FRACGP
Senior Fellows
Dr Mary Burbidge MB BS (until June 2012)
Dr Simon French BAppSc(Chiro) MPH PhD (from July 2012)
Dr Gail Gilchrist BA PhD
Associate Professor Frances Griffiths BA MedSciSoc&PolSoc MB BS PhD MRCGP
Dr Renata Kokanovic BA PhD
Dr Christine Longman MB BS MMed DRACOG GDipAlcohol&DrugStudies FRACGP
Dr Raymond Martyres AM MB BS MMed FACPsychMed FRACGP
Associate Professor Rhian Parker BSc MSc PhD
Dr Christopher Pearce MB BS MFamMed MAICD FACRRM FRACGP
Dr Catherine Pope BA PhD
Dr Nanette Presswell MB BS FRACGP
Dr Kathryn Robertson MB BS MEd FRACGP
Dr Leanne Rowe MB BS DRACOG FRACGP (until June 2012)
Dr Jane Sims BSc MSc PhD
Associate Professor Nabil Sulaiman MBCHB DipEpi&Biostat DipChdHlth FFPHM MPubHlth PhD
Associate Professor Angela Taft BA DipEd DipFilm&TV MPubHlth PhD
Dr Jane Tracy MB BS DRACOG
Fellows
Dr Gilles Ambresin MD MIntStudEcon
Dr Seong-Jin Ang BMedSc MB BS FRACGP
Dr Ralph Audehm MB BS DRACOG
Dr Chad Bousman BSc MPH PhD
Dr Peter Bratuskins MB BS FRACGP (until June 2012)
Dr Simon Brice BAppSc BChiroSc (until June 2012)
Ms Alison Brown BSc BAppSc MPubHlth
Dr Bella Brushin MD GDipWHlth GDipHlthProm MMedAnthrop
Ms Jacqui Cameron BA BSW MPhil
Dr Margaret Carter BA PhD
Dr Elizabeth Deveny BT&D MEd PhD
Dr Jonathan Epstein MB BS BA DRACOG
Dr Dagmar Haller-Hester MD DipAdolHlth SFDM FMH
Dr Belinda Hosking MB BS FRACGP
Dr Nancy Huang MB BS MPubHlth DipObs&Gyn
Dr Cathy Hutton MB BS DRCOG FRCGP
Ms Rebecca Jessup BPodiatry MPubHlth
Ms Lenora Lippman BA BSW MUrbanPlanning
Dr Hung Nguyen MB BS GCHPE DRANZCOG FRACGP
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for your generous contribution.
“Thank you to all our honorary staff
Governance and Management | Honorary Appointments (cont.)
Dr Susan Nicholson BSc MB BS
Dr Lorna O’Doherty BA MBS MBPsS PhD
Dr Christos Papachristos BA MB BS GCHPE FRACGP (until June 2012)
Dr Andrew Pennington BSc BMed
Dr Lauralie Richard RN BSc PhD
Dr Elisha Riggs BAppSc PhD
Dr Mark Rowe BEd GDipEdAdm MEd DEd
Dr Anne Stephenson MB BS MPubHlth DRACOG FRACGP (until June 2012)
Ms Jennifer Terpstra BA MPH PhD
Dr Kate Walker BMedSc MB BS DRANZCOG FRACGP
Dr Bambi Ward MB BS FRACGP (until June 2012)
Dr Stephen Wilkinson MB BS GCHPE FRACGP (until June 2012)
Dr Jane Yelland RN BAppSc PhD
Dr George Zaharias MB BS MFamMed FRACGP (until June 2012)
Clinical Associate Professor
Associate Professor Christopher Hogan MB BS DRCOG DRACOG FRACGP
Associate Professor Fiona Walter BA MB BChir MA DCH DRCOG FRCGP MSc MD
Clinical Senior Fellows
Dr John Beaumont MB BS FACRRM FRACGP
Dr Nicholas Carr BA MB BChir MA DCH MRCP MRCGP FRACGP
Dr Malcolm Clark MB BCh BAO LRCP SI DipAMAC FRACGP
Dr Michael Connellan MB BS MMed DRACOG FACRRM (until June 2012)
Dr Nestor Fuertes BSMT MD DRANZCOG FRACGP
Dr Hadia Haikal-Mukhtar BSc MB BS LLB (until June 2012)
Dr David Iser MB BS GDipHmnNut DRANZCOG FRACGP (until June 2012)
Dr William Leadston BEd MC BS DCH
Dr James Lynch MB BS DipObsRCOG FRACGP
Dr Timothy Owen BSc MB BS DipEd MSc
Dr Anthony Palmer MB BS DRACOG FACRRM
Dr Chitrangani Perera MB BS GDipFamMed MMed RANZCOG FACRRM FRACGP
Dr Rajgowri Ratnavelar MB BS DRANZCOG FRACGP (until June, 2012)
Dr Graham Slaney MB BS MPH DipAnaest DRCOG FACRRM
Dr Hubert van Doorn MB BS FRACGP
Dr Adam Zagorski MB BS DRCOG DRACOG FRANZCOG FACRRM FRACGP
Clinical Fellows
Dr John Addis BMedSc MB BS FRACGP
Dr Anthony Bongiorno MB BS RACOG DRACOG
Dr Brendan de Morton MB BS FRACGP MSpMed FASMF
Dr Paul Grinzi BMedSc MB BS
Dr Monirul Haque MB BS MFamMed FACRRM FRACGP
Dr David Isaac MB BS
Dr Constantine Kyriacou MB BS LMCC DRCOG DRACOG FRACGP
Dr Stephen Larkins MB BS
Dr Bharathi Menon MB BS MFamMed
Dr Idmon Ng MB BS MBA
Dr Natasha Pavlin MB BS FRACGP
Dr Carolyn Royse MB BS FRACGP
Dr Kodikkakathu Saratchandran MB BS
Dr Sharon Schwartz MB ChB FCP
Dr Aubrey Seknow BSc MB BS DCH FRACGP
Dr Elias Sleaby MD FRACGP
Dr Andrew Soloczynskyj MB BS DRANZCOG FRACGP
Clinical Tutors
Dr Paul Duff MB ChB MRCGP
Dr Marlene Tham MB BS FRACGP (until June 2012)
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ACADEMIC VISITORS
Prof Bruce Arroll
Professor, General Practice
and Primary Healthcare,
School of Population Health,
University of Auckland, NZ
Hosted by Prof Jane Gunn
Dr Molly Byrne
Lecturer and Director of
MSc in Health Psychology,
School of Psychology,
National University of
Ireland, Galway, Ireland
Dr Stephen Campbell
Reader in Primary Care,
Health Sciences Research
Group - Primary Care,
University of Manchester,
UK
Prof Geert Jan Dinant
Professor of General
Practice, Department of
General Practice, School for
Public Health and Primary
Care, Maastricht University,
The Netherlands
A/Prof Nancy Glass
Associate Director, Johns
Hopkins Center for Global
Health, School of Nursing,
Johns Hopkins University,
USA
Hosted by A/Prof Kelsey
Hegarty
Prof Frances Griffiths
Professor of Medicine in
Society, Head of Social
Science and Systems in
Health Research Unit,
Warwick Medical School,
UK
Prof Bruce Guthrie
Professor of Primary Care
Medicine, University of
Dundee Medical School,
Scotland, UK
Prof Jean-Frédéric Levesque
Clinical Associate Professor,
Department of Family Medicine,
Université de Montréal and
Scientific Director, Health Care
System Analysis and Evaluation
Unit, Institut national de santé
publique du Québec, Canada
Dr Sylvie Lo Fo Wong
Academic GP, Rotterdam,
The Netherlands
Hegarty
Dr Hans Harmsen
Academic GP, Rotterdam,
The Netherlands
Hegarty
and Prof Doris Young
Prof Chris Dowrick
Professor of Primary
Medical Care, University of
Liverpool, UK
A/Prof Anita Kothari
Associate Professor, School
of Health Studies, University
of Western Ontario, London,
Ontario, Cananda
Hegarty
Prof Carl May
Professor of Healthcare
Innovation and Associate
Dean, Research
Faculty of Health Sciences,
University of Southampton,
UK
Prof Tonda Hughes
Adjunct Professor, School of
Public Health and Director
of Research, UIC National
Center of Excellence in
Women’s Health, University
of Illinois at Chicago, USA
Prof Elizabeth Murray
Director of e-Health Unit,
University College London,
UK
Hosted by A/Prof Ruth
McNair
Prof David Fitzmaurice
Professor of Primary Care,
Primary Care Clinical
Sciences, University of
Birmingham, UK
Dr Gail Gilchrist
Principal Research Fellow,
Centre for Applied Social
Research, School of Health
and Social Care, University
of Greenwich, London, UK
Prof Ngaire Kerse
Head of School of Population
Health, University of
Auckland, NZ
Ms Elham Khoori
PhD Student, Iran
Hosted by A/Prof Lena Sanci
and Youth Mental Health
Team
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Dr John O’Dowd
Consultant in Public Health
Medicine, Greater Glasgow
and Clyde National Health
Service Board, UK
Dr Carolina Overlien
Norwegian Centre for
Violence and Traumatic
Stress Studies, Oslo,
Norway
Hegarty and Ms Anita
Morris
ACADEMIC VISITORS
Dr Joanne Reeve
GP & NIHR Clinician
Scientist in Primary Care,
University of Liverpool, UK
and Mental Health Team
Hosted by A/Prof Lena
Sanci
Prof David Pilgrim
Professor of Health and
Social Policy, University of
Liverpool, UK
Prof Anne Rogers
Research Director
CLAHRC (Collaboration
and Leadership for Applied
Health Research and Care),
Professor of Health Systems
Implementation, Health
Sciences, University of
Southampton, UK
A/Prof John Rasa
Chief Executive Officer,
Networking Health Victoria
Hosted by A/Prof Meredith
Temple-Smith
“
Dr Deb Warr
VicHealth Research Fellow,
McCaughey Centre in the
School of Population Health,
University of Melbourne
Hosted by Dr John Furler
Prof Chris van Weel
Immediate Past President
of Wonca, Department of
Primary and Community
Care, Radboud University
Nijmegen Medical Centre,
The Netherlands
A/Prof John Tobin
Associate Professor,
Melbourne Law School,
Hosted by A/Prof Ruth
McNair
We acknowledge all
our academic visitors
during 2012 - 2013 with
great appreciation.
“
Ms Winifred Paulis
Junior Researcher,
Department of General
Practice, Erasmus
MC, Rotterdam, The
Netherlands
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TEACHING AND LEARNING T&L
THE MD MEDICAL COURSE
2012 saw the first cohort of the new MD course enter their second year during which
students undertake eight-week rotations in each of: Medicine, Surgery, and Ambulatory
Care (AC).
The aim of the AC term is to provide students with an understanding of non-ward
based health care. Students are placed into a general practice for four days in addition
to rostered shifts in an emergency department, a rehabilitation facility and hospital
outpatient clinics. Each year over 200 students undertake a four day placement in
general practice where they are introduced to the role of the general practitioner and
gain an understanding of the diversity of health care provision within general practice.
This placement is rated highly by students in their end of year evaluations.
The Primary Care Community Base program also commenced in 2012 with 56 general
practices becoming community bases for second year MD students from the Northern
and Western Clinical Schools. The practices taking part in this program continued to
take the students into 2013 whilst they rotated through the specialty terms of Women’s
Health, Child and Adolescent Health, Aged Care, and Mental Health during their third
year. In addition a new group of practices took a cohort of second year students into
the program in 2013.
During this period 182 medical students attended a practice for one day per week
across the academic year; enabling them to:
>> focus on the community context of health care; gain experience in the continuity
and breadth of primary care;
>> learn about the management and prevention of chronic long term health issues
in the community context;
>> have the opportunity to follow and understand the patient’s journey through the
health care system; and
>> gain some experience of inter-professional practice.
In 2012 the Teaching and Learning team developed an online training resource for GP
teachers in the mini-Clinical Evaluation Exercise, an assessment tool for the medical
course. This training module has now been incorporated into a suite of training modules
offered to all clinical teachers of health professional students under the Excellence in
Clinical Teaching program.
We faced an exceptional circumstance in 2012 preparing for the double teaching year
in 2013. In 2013 both MBBS and MD (third year) students required a 5 week GP block
placement during the same period, effectively doubling our placement needs. This
meant we needed to recruit practices new to teaching in addition to asking current
teaching practices to double their commitment for one year. The recruitment team
worked tirelessly to contact over 1000 general practices in Victoria in order to meet this
extraordinary requirement.
The double teach year of 2013 was a great success and with the combined efforts of
the teaching and learning team and the dedication of over 380 teaching practices, we
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TEACHING AND LEARNING TEAM
FRONT ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT) Ms Lindsay Guy, Ms Weilun Nien,
Ms Trang Nguyen and Ms Bernadette Cooper.
BACK ROW A/Prof Ruth McNair, Dr Penny Gaskell, Mr David
Ormiston-Smith and A/Prof Lena Sanci.
managed to place a grand total of 1,264 medical students into both short and block
placements. This is a remarkable achievement and equals 19,869 placement days
during the year. We would like to sincerely thank all our teaching practices who continue
to provide such a high quality learning experience for our students.
Melbourne Medical School Academy of Clinical Teachers 2013
Fellow of the Melbourne Medical School Academy of Clinical Teachers awarded to
Dr Rees McCarthy
Member of the Melbourne Medical School Academy of Clinical Teachers awarded to
Dr Andrew Cheasley and Dr Malcolm Clark
The Annual Vice-Chancellor’s Awards for Outstanding Contribution
by Professional Staff Members 2013
Vice-Chancellor’s Award for Process Improvement and Innovation (Team Award) 2013
awarded to the Teaching and Learning Team from the General Practice and Primary
Health Care Academic Centre
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INNOVATIVE CLINICAL TEACHING AND TRAINING GRANT ICTTG
In 2010 the General Practice and Primary Health Care Academic Centre received
funding from the Australian Government Department of Health through its Innovative
Clinical Teaching and Training (ICTTG) program to address the major issues preventing
or limiting participation in clinical training: space and infrastructure.
This project provided funding to develop 20 practices in the north-west outermetropolitan region of Melbourne as new or expanded teaching sites to support a more
community orientated curriculum and provide a student dedicated consulting room at
each practice. The developments ranged from construction of new spaces or major
renovations, through to more modest remodelling of existing spaces and included new
clinical and IT equipment that will greatly enhance the learning experience of students
whilst they are on placement. A unique feature of this project is the collaboration
between the General Practice and Primary Health Care Academic centre and the
hospital based clinical schools to implement longitudinal placements.
The project culminated in an event held on 2 December 2013 where Professor Stephen
Smith, Dean, Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences officially launched
our community based teaching facilities at Niddrie Medical. This launch celebrated
the completion of the development of the 20 practices across North-West Melbourne
to enable them to support the community orientated curriculum of the Primary Care
Community Base (PCCB) as well as provide better facilities for student training.
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CULTURAL RESPECT ENCOMPASSING SIMULATION TRAINING CREST
Cultural Respect Encompassing Simulation Training (CREST) is a collaborative project
between the University of Melbourne and Victoria University. The CREST team has
developed four cultural sensitivity training modules with a rigorous cultural competency
evaluation framework for, but not limited to, the medical, nursing, physiotherapy, social
work and paramedic disciplines. CALD simulated patients have been trained to portray
patients in immersive simulation scenarios based on the simulated patients’ real
stories and lived experiences, and to interact with and provide feedback to health care
practitioners, tutors, supervisors and students. The training modules may be delivered
face-to-face, on-line or via video link-up.
“
Even if I try to act, it’s a real experience. I became drawn into
the emotion. Although I was acting, it’s a lived experience and
was about sharing that lived experience. ”
SIMULATED PATIENT
Highlights of 2012 - 2013
>> Presented at 7 conferences (7 oral papers and 2 posters) and 3 seminars
>> S
ecured funding from Health Workforce Australia (HWA) and Institute for a
Broadband-Enabled Society (IBES).
Current Projects
Achieving the Best for the West: Expanding Interprofessional Simulation Learning
through Optimizing Patient Safety and Embedding Cultural Sensitivity Programs.
McNair R, Lau P, Chiminello C, Livesay K.
Awarded by Health Workforce Australia | Funding: $395,850 | Duration: 2013 - 2014
Cultural Respect Encompassing Simulation Training (CREST) - Being heard about
Health through Broadband. Lau P, Woodward-Kron R, Nicholson P, Elliott K, Livesay
K.
Awarded by Institute for a Broadband-Enabled Society | Funding: $29,958 | Duration:
2013 - 2014
Past Project
Achieving the Best for the West: Developing Cultural Sensitivity Training through
Simulation. Livesay K, McNair R, Lau P, Chiminello C.
Awarded by Health Workforce Australia | Funding: $347,351 | Duration: 2012 - 2013
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POSTGRADUATE PRIMARY CARE NURSING
The Academic Centre in collaboration with the Department of Nursing offers the
Postgraduate Certificate/Diploma of Primary Care Nursing delivered by distance
education. It has been developed by experienced practice nurses and general
practitioners to suit the needs of busy nurses in areas that will complement their
previous experience, such as chronic disease management, quality systems and risk
management, health promotion, women’s health, mental health and youth health.
These courses enable nurses to study in areas related to their clinical practice with a
focus on the provision of high quality and evidence-based care.
We are pleased to be able to support primary care nursing as a distinct discipline, with
increasing numbers of nurses working to expand their scope of practice, with support
from the Commonwealth Government.
Students undertake two core subjects (Chronic Disease Management, Preventive
Health Care) and one elective subject to obtain the Postgraduate Certificate; or three
core subjects (Chronic Disease Management, Preventive Health Care, Quality Systems
and Safety) and three elective subjects to obtain the Postgraduate Diploma. Elective
subjects include:
>> Women’s Health Screening
>> Mental Health in Primary Care
>> Significant Issues in Women’s Health
>> Youth Health in Primary Care
>> Pregnancy Care in General Practice
>> Immunisation and Travel Health
>> Sexual and Reproductive Health
>> Applications of Clinical Pharmacology
>> Sexually Transmissible Infections
>> Evidence for Practice
“
I have patients particularly booked for me.
Before I would just assist doctors and follow
their orders. Now I am able to consult patients
alone and only consult doctors if I think the case
needs an opinion. It is a very satisfying role and
it also encourages me to continue doing more
research.”
GRADUATE OF THE COURSE
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OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS FROM
PAST STUDENTS
Ms Jane Rinaldi
Jane was awarded the 2013 Service Improvement
and Innovation in Cervical Screening Award from
PapScreen Victoria.
Ms Tracy Murphy
(Women’s Health Screening subject coordinator)
Tracy received an award from PapScreen Victoria for
performing the most Pap tests in 2012. During 2012
Tracy performed over 700 Pap tests throughout rural
Victoria.
All of the subjects can also be taken as single subjects through the Community Access
Program to suit an individual nurse’s needs. A recent survey of 100 nurses who have
completed at least one of our subjects highlights the following:
>> The vast majority of nurses reported an increased scope of practice
after postgraduate training (98%) and 70% identified that their job
satisfaction increased.
“
I teach medical students pap testing, and chronic disease
management. I have also conducted sessions away from home and
presented papers at conferences.”
GRADUATE OF THE COURSE
>> Around half (52%) of nurses reported a greater teaching role as an
outcome, with around one third reporting increased respect from
doctors (39%) or regard from peers (37%) or changes to career path
(34%). The vast majority (98%) would recommend our course to
colleagues.
Women’s Health Screening
This subject provides nurses with the theory and practise of sensitive Pap testing
and breast screening. The course is delivered using innovative teaching and learning
techniques. It is available by distance education with one face-to-face workshop and
support from clinical preceptors. This subject has been supported by PapScreen Victoria
and over 150 nurses have participated during the last decade. It is evaluated highly
by nurses and results in increasing the status and role of primary care nurses in the
community. 17
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PRIMARY CARE RESEARCH UNIT PCRU
The General Practice and Primary Health Care Academic Centre is home to the Primary
Care Research Unit (PCRU). PCRU is recognised for rigorous research programs, strong
collaborative research and a vibrant research higher degree training program. PCRU
brings together researchers from a diverse range of academic backgrounds including
medicine, social sciences, science, psychology, statistics, computing science, nursing
and allied health.
Our research is firmly based in general practice and primary care and focuses on the
provision of primary, comprehensive and continuing care. The social model of health,
the doctor-patient relationship and the primary care team are all embedded within our
work.
Our current research focuses on building and translating evidence into primary health
care including practice and policy, quality and safety, models of care delivery and clinical
research within primary care. Our five major research areas are: Abuse and Violence;
Ageing, Chronic Disease and Equity; Cancer; Mental Health; and Young People’s
Health.
Our research income has consistently increased over the years with our 2012-2013
research income reaching approximately $5.1 million. Our publication output averages
around 39 Category 1 publications per year and in the past 5 years our staff have
published 14 publications in the top 10 Thompson ISI general medical journals including
JAMA, the Lancet and British Medical Journal and 24 publications in the top 10
Thompson ISI primary health care journals including Annals of Family Medicine (the top
ranked primary health care journal).
We have launched a series of short courses for researchers in our areas of research
strength, providing high-level and comprehensive instruction in research methodologies
with practical, translational benefit. We are also involved in the development of the
‘virtual clinic’ and the use of new technologies in health care. In 2006 we established
the Victorian practice-based Research Network (VicReN) with a current membership of
165 which is a demonstration of our commitment to engaging the primary care sector
at all stages of the research process.
We have a highly successful Visiting Academics program and are visited by a wide
range of primary care researchers. We thank these visitors for sharing their wisdom
with us. Every Wednesday we gather for our Research Matters seminar program, so
please contact us if you would like to be included in our mailing list.
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ABUSE AND VIOLENCE
Addressing abuse and violence through primary care improves the health and wellbeing
of women, children, families and communities. Our research focuses on family violence,
child abuse, unwanted sexual encounters, abuse and resilience, sexual harassment,
abuse in same-sex relationships and workplace violence.
In 2012-2013 the Abuse and Violence team:
>> published the weave project outcomes (for 6 and 12 months) in The Lancet;
>> received three awards for presentation of the weave project outcomes:
AAAPC Best Paper Award, Primary Health Care Research Conference (2012);
Distinguished Paper Award, North American Primary Care Research Group
(NAPCRG) Conference (2012); Best Research Presentation, Sexual Violence
Research Initiative Conference (2013).
>> expanded the research group to include external researchers and students, with
regular group meetings and professional development activities held; and
>> hosted visits from international collaborators including Professor Nancy Glass,
renowned intimate partner violence researcher from Johns Hopkins University.
Current projects
Comprehensive Educational Package for improving the response of primary care to women
and children experiencing domestic and family violence. Hegarty K, Hindmarsh E, Taft A,
Cripps K.
Awarded by Department of Social Services | Funding: $133,986 | Duration: 2013 - 2014
Development and evaluation of a web-based decision and safety planning aid for women
experiencing domestic violence (I-DECIDE). Hegarty K, Humphreys C, Murray E, Taft A, Glass
N, Gold L.
Awarded by Australian Research Council | Funding: $717,831 | Duration: 2013 - 2016
Evaluation of Acting on Warning Signs, a new service established between the Royal
Women’s Hospital and North Melbourne Legal Services which responds to violence against
women by bringing together pathways to justice and health sector training. Hegarty K,
Humphreys C, Ross S.
Awarded by North Melbourne Legal Service | Funding: $38,380 | Duration: 2012 - 2014
Exploring the relationships between harmful alcohol use, depression and anxiety amongst
lesbian, bisexual and same-sex attracted women: culture, motivation and behaviour.
McNair R, Lubman D, Hughes T, Hegarty K, William L, Brown R, Dennay A.
Awarded by beyondblue | Funding: $151,439 | Duration: 2012 - 2014
Primary Care Nurse Needs Identification Tool Development. Hegarty K.
Awarded by Australian Medicare Local Alliance | Funding: $45,000 | Duration: 2013 - 2014
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ABUSE AND VIOLENCE
Past project
Focus groups with women and children, GPs and practice nurses about an appropriate
primary care response to children who experience family violence - the SARAH project.
Morris A, Hegarty K, Humphreys C.
Awarded by Windermere Foundation | Funding: $7,685 | Duration: 2011 - 2012
Research areas
Our research areas include:
>> Intimate partner violence
>> Child abuse
>> Unwanted sexual encounters
>> Abuse and resilience
>> Sexual harassment
>> Dating violence
>> Abuse in same-sex relationships
>> Workplace violence
Abuse and Violence team
Program leader A/Prof Kelsey Hegarty
Deputy program leader A/Prof Ruth McNair
Team members
Ms Kirsty Forsdike SENIOR RESEARCH ASSISTANT
Dr Lorna O’Doherty RESEARCH FELLOW (until March 2013)
Dr Laura Tarzia RESEARCH FELLOW
Ms Jodie Valpied PROGRAM COORDINATOR
Students
Ms Abigail Cini HONOURS (2013)
Dr Deepthi Iyer GP ACADEMIC REGISTRAR
Ms Traci Leung PhD
Ms Elizabeth McLindon PhD
Ms Anita Morris PhD
Ms Naomi Pfitzner PhD
Ms Rhian Roberts MPH (2013)
Dr Melissa Tan GP ACADEMIC REGISTRAR
Mr Hagen Tuschke PhD
Ms Trang Vo HONOURS (2013)
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AGEING, CHRONIC DISEASE AND EQUITY ACE
Our multi-disciplinary research team conducts rigorous multi-method primary health
care research that improves health outcomes for people with chronic diseases, including
those from Indigenous populations and from disadvantaged, culturally and linguistically
diverse (CALD) backgrounds. We are investigating the roles of general practitioners,
practice nurses, other primary health care providers and the health system in improving
diabetes care and in reducing the risk of cardiovascular disease in the community.
We are also investigating ways to encourage self-management of diabetes and other
chronic diseases.
In 2012-2013 the Ageing, Chronic Disease and Equity team:
>> published 15 publications, including those in the British Medical Journal (BMJ),
and delivered 12 conference presentations;
>> secured competitive funding from NHMRC, RACGP Research Foundation,
Diabetes Alliance Group, beyondblue and industry sponsors;
>> hosted an international Academic Satellite Symposium, as part of the International
Diabetes Federation World Diabetes Congress, Melbourne 2013;
>> convened a Practice Nurse workshop with UNSW and Wollongong University.
Current projects
A review of service delivery for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians with
entanglements with the justice system. Lau P, Furler J.
Awarded by Royal Australian College of Practitioners | Funding: $4500 | Duration: 2013 - 2014
INITIATION: A pilot study examining the efficacy of a support algorithm for commencing
patients with type 2 diabetes on a basal/prandial insulin regimen in the primary care
setting with professional continuous glucose monitoring as an adjunct. O’Neal D, Furler J,
Blackberry I, Young D, Best J, Liew D, Jenkins A, Cohen N, Ward G.
Awarded by Sanofi-Aventis, Medtronic, NHMRC CCRE Diabetes | Funding: $302,925 | Duration: 2011
- 2014
Stepping Up: A cluster randomised trial of team base transition to insulin in primary care for
poorly controlled type 2 diabetes. Furler J, Young D, Best J, Patterson E, Blackberry I, O’Neal
D.
Awarded by NHMRC and Roche Diagnostics | Funding: $1,125,460 | Duration: 2012 - 2014
Past projects
Assessment of risk factors associated with avoidable hospital admissions of patients with
type 2 diabetes mellitus: Patient experience and management in primary care. ManskiNankervis J, Furler J, Audehm R, Nankervis A, Young D.
Awarded by RACGP, Diabetes Alliance Group and Registrar Research Fund | Funding: $17,945 | Duration:
2011 - 2013
Bundap Marram Durn-Durn - Improving the wellbeing of Melbourne-based Aboriginal
people with chronic disease and experiencing depression, anxiety or a related mental
health disorder: A Wurundjeri community-driven initiative. Murphy B, Higgins R, Lau P, Kerr
D, Worcester M.
Awarded by beyondblue | Funding: $265,900 | Duration: 2011 - 2013
Care and system experiences for patients with type 2 diabetes (CASE-D). Palmer V, Gunn
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AGEING, CHRONIC DISEASE AND EQUITY ACE
J, Furler J.
Awarded by Victorian Department of Health, Health and Aged Care North and West Metropolitan Region
| Funding: $140,000 | Duration: 2011 - 2012
Implementation science in cluster randomised controlled trials of diabetes complex
interventions. Blackberry I, Young D, Chondros P, Furler J, Liew D, Best J.
Awarded by CCRE Diabetes | Funding: $28,500 | Duration: 2011 - 2012
Models of care and relational coordination between health professionals involved in insulin
initiation for people with type 2 diabetes: An exploratory survey. Manski-Nankervis J, Furler
J, Blackberry I, Young D.
Awarded by RACGP Research Foundation | Funding: $20,000 | Duration: 2012 - 2013
Organisational and health professional factors impacting on insulin initiation: An exploratory
qualitative study. Manski-Nankervis J, Furler J, Blackberry I, Young D.
Awarded by RACGP Research Foundation | Funding: $19,988.70 | Duration: 2012 - 2013
QUIT in general practice: A cluster randomised trial of enhanced in-practice support for
smoking cessation. Zwar N, Richmond R, Halcomb L, Furler J, Smith J.
Awarded by NHMRC | Funding: $1,692,904 | Duration: 2009 - 2012
Research areas
>> Chronic conditions and multi-morbidity
>> Randomised trials of complex interventions and innovative models of care
>> Technologies of diabetes self-management and monitoring
>> Chronic disease trajectories in the ageing population
>> Health inequity including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders populations
Ageing, Chronic Disease and Equity team
Program leader Dr John Furler
Deputy program leader Dr Irene Blackberry
Team members Prof Doris Young CHAIR OF GENERAL PRACTICE
Dr Phyllis Lau RESEARCH FELLOW
Ms Tania Cukalac RESEARCH ASSISTANT (August 2012 - July 2013)
Ms Monika Loskot RESEARCH ASSISTANT `(from September 2013)
Ms Louise Ginnivan
Students Ms Alice Aitkenhead MPH (2013)
Ms Maya Bachman-Edgerton SCHOLARLY SELECTIVE (2013-2014)
Ms Sophie Brough HONOURS (2013)
Mr Fang Chen HONOURS (2012)
Mr Daniel D’Souza SCHOLARLY SELECTIVE (2013-2014)
Ms Yuan Gao SCHOLARLY SELECTIVE (2013-2014)
Mr Michael Lewis HONOURS (2013)
Dr Jo-Anne Manski-Nankervis PhD
Ms Jia Wen Ong SCHOLARLY SELECTIVE (2013-2014)
Dr Andre Priede MASTERS
Mr Tshepo Rasekaba PhD
Ms Kaleswari Somasundaram PhD
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CANCER
Our research program focuses on the diagnosis, treatment and management of cancer
in the primary care setting, including populations from culturally and linguistically
diverse (CALD) backgrounds and across a range of cancer types. We are investigating
the use of novel tools and technologies in cancer diagnosis and management in order
to improve care for cancer patients.
>> The appointment of Professor Jon Emery as the first Herman Chair in Primary
Care Cancer Research.
>> The award of NHMRC Centre for Research Excellence (CRE) with Melbourne
School of Population and Global Health on colorectal cancer screening.
>> Associate Professor Marie Pirotta awarded an NHMRC Career Development
Fellowship.
>> Success in the NHMRC project grant round in 2013 including the CHEST-Australia
trial led by Professor Jon Emery and on two further cancer prevention projects
in collaboration with the University of Sydney and the Peter MacCallum Cancer
Centre.
>> Publication of a Sax Institute report on the role of primary care in cancer diagnosis
and follow-up which was adapted and published in Nature Reviews Clinical
Oncology.
Current projects
Centre of Research Excellence for Reducing the Burden of Colorectal Cancer by Optimising
Screening: Evidence to Clinical Practice. Jenkins M, Pirotta M, Emery J, Winthrop I, Macrae F,
Hopper J, Young J, Boussioutas A, Giles G, Bishop J.
Exploring patient and health system factors in timely diagnosis of cancer in CALD
communities. Emery J.
Awarded by Victorian Comprehensive Cancer Centre | Funding: $70,185 | Duration: 2013 - 2014
Investigation of the translation of cancer diagnostic risk models in general practice. Emery
J.
Awarded by Victorian Comprehensive Cancer Centre | Funding: $70,185 | Duration: 2013 - 2014
Primary Care Cooperative Cancer Clinical Trials Group (PC4TG). Emery J, Gunn J, Pirotta M,
Trevena L, Barrat A, McCaffery K, Mitchell G, Kilbreath S, Monterosso L, Foreman L, Booth P, Weller
D, Forster K, King M.
Awarded by Cancer Australia | Funding: $1,379,786 | Duration: 2013 - 2016
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CANCER
Past projects
A feasibility study to examine the role of acupuncture to reduce symptoms of lymphoedema
post-breast cancer treatment. Smith C, Pirotta M, Kilbreath S, de Souza P.
Awarded by University of Western Sydney | Funding: $24,702 | Duration: 2012 - 2013
Primary Care Cooperative Cancer Clinical Trials Group (PC4TG). Emery J, Gunn J, Pirotta M,
Trevena L, Barrat A, McCaffery K, Mitchell G, Kilbreath S, Monterosso L, Foreman L, Booth P, Weller
D, Forster K, King M.
Awarded by Cancer Australia | Funding: $486,604 | Duration: 2010 - 2012
The ProCare Trial. A phase II randomised controlled trial of follow-up of men with prostate
cancer in primary care. Emery J, Schofield P, Jefford M, King M, Pirotta M, Hayne D, Martin A,
Trevena L.
Awarded by NHMRC | Funding: $564,410 | Duration: 2011 - 2013
Research areas
>> Implementation of risk assessment tools for prevention and early diagnosis of
cancer
>> Exploring diagnostic pathways in populations with poorer cancer outcomes
>> Trials of new models of cancer follow-up in primary care
Cancer team
Program leader Prof Jon Emery
Deputy program leader A/Prof Marie Pirotta
Team members
Dr Jennifer Walker RESEARCH FELLOW
Dr Peggy Chiang RESEARCH FELLOW
Dr Sharon Liqurish RESEARCH FELLOW
Dr Diana van Die RESEARCH FELLOW
Ms Mary Kyriakides RESEARCH ASSISTANT
Ms Kitty Novy RESEARCH ASSISTANT
Students
Ms Rebecca Bergin PhD
Dr Nicole Allard PhD
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MENTAL HEALTH
Our research is aimed at informing the primary care response to the growing burden of
mental illness in the Australian community. General Practice provides most of the health
care for high prevalence conditions such as depression, anxiety and related disorders.
Our research adopts a mixed-method participatory approach to investigate pathways
to care, the interaction between physical and mental health, and system redesign to
improve mental health services in primary care.
In 2012-2013 members of our team:
>> published 13 peer-reviewed journal articles and delivered 14 presentations at
both national and international conferences and forums;
>> were successful in receiving almost $1 million from the National Health and
Medical Research Council (NHMRC) in Project Grant funding to trial a clinical
prediction tool in depression;
>> were awarded over $1.5 million by the State Government Mental Illness Research
Fund (MIRF) with additional funding from the Psychiatric Illness & Intellectual
Disability Donations Trust Fund (PIIDDTF) to fund the research project ‘Getting
to the CORE: testing a co-design technique to optimise psychosocial recovery
outcomes for people affected by mental illness’;
>> commenced a collaboration in a successful NHMRC Centre of Research
Excellence (CRE) in Mental Health led by Prof Harvey Whiteford;
>> supervised the completion of two PhD students and an honours student project;
>> were awarded an Early Career Fellowship from the NHMRC; and
>> were awarded a NHMRC Postgraduate Research Scholarship and an Ian Scott
PhD top up Scholarship from Australian Rotary Health.
Current projects
The diamond cohort study - better management of those at risk of persistent and disabling
depression. Gunn J, Herrman H, Chondros P, Hegarty K, Dowrick C, Palmer V, Kyrios M.
Centre of Research Excellence for Evidence-based Mental Health Service Planning:
Translating Evidence into Policy and Services. Whiteford H, Degenhardt L, Prikis J, Vos E, Eager
K, Mihalopoulos C, Andrews G, Head B, Gunn J, Hall W.
Frequent and Continuing Contacts to Lifeline Crisis Support Services. Pirkis J, Gunn J,
Bassilios B, Middleton A.
Awarded by Lifeline Foundation for Suicide Prevention Research | Funding: $189,174 | Duration: 2012
- 2014
Getting to the CORE: testing a co-design technique to optimise psychosocial recovery outcomes for
people affected by mental illness. Palmer V, Herrman H, Callander R, Weavell W, Piper D, Iedema R,
Pierce D, Furler J, Boston V, Morgain L, Healy C, Smith C, Krouskos D, Figdon N, Reeves R, Gunn J.
Awarded by Victorian Department of Health | Funding: $1,777,332 | Duration: 2013 - 2016.
Past projects
Care and system experiences for patients with type 2 diabetes (CASE-D). Palmer V, Gunn
J, Furler J.
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MENTAL HEALTH
Awarded by Victorian Department of Health, Health and Aged Care North and West Metropolitan
Region | Funding: $140,000 | Duration: 2011 - 2012
Developing a Scottish school of primary care national cohort study of people with multiple
morbidity: the Scottish Multiple and Long Term Conditions (MALT) study. Mercer S, Gunn J,
Wyke S.
Awarded by Scottish School of Primary Care | Funding: £100,000 | Duration: 2010 - 2012
Development of a prediction tool for persistent depression using genetic analysis. Bousman
C, Gunn J, Everell I, Herrman H, Chana G, Chondros P.
Awarded by L.E.W Carty Charitable Fund | Funding: $60,000 | Duration: 2011 - 2012
The Regional Operating Model Evaluation (ROME) project. Levesque J-F, O’Dowd J, Austin S,
Gunn J, Nolan T.
Awarded by Victorian Department of Health, Health and Aged Care North and West Metropolitan
Region | Funding: $250,000 | Duration: 2011 - 2012
Research areas
>> Adult depression
>> Identification and interventions for depression and related disorders
>> Randomised trials of clinical tools and evidence-based treatments
>> Understanding the consumer experience of care
>> Depresssion course, risk factors, prognosis, and health service use
>> Equity of mental health services
>> Multi-morbidity where physical and mental health conditions co-occur
Mental Health team
Program leader Prof Jane Gunn
Deputy program leader Dr Victoria Palmer
Team members
Dr Patty Chondros RESEARCH FELLOW
Dr Sandra Davidson RESEARCH FELLOW
Ms Konstancja Densley RESEARCH ASSISTANT
Ms Aves Middleton PROGRAM COORDINATOR (until June 2013)
Ms Maria Potiriadis PROGRAM COORDINATOR (from July 2013)
Ms Lauralie Richard POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH FELLOW, CANADA
Academic visitor Dr Gilles Ambresin UNIVERSITY OF LAUSANNE, SWITZERLAND (2012)
Students
Ms Patty Chondros PhD
Ms Sandra Davidson PhD
Ms Christine Hallinan PhD
Dr Caroline Johnson PhD
Ms Kylie McKenzie PhD
Ms Aves Middleton PhD (from July 2013)
Ms Alexandra Riddoch SCHOLARLY SELECTIVE (2013-2014)
Ms Tegan Usher HONOURS (2012) and MASTERS (2013)
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YOUNG PEOPLE’S HEALTH
Our multi-dimensional research on the health issues of young people (14–24 year olds)
focuses on mental health and risk-taking behaviours such as unprotected sex, substance
use and unsafe driving. With a practice-based system change and intervention approach,
we aim to increase young people’s engagement with and commitment to health care,
ultimately contributing to improved health care access and health outcomes.
In 2012-2013 the Young People’s Health team:
>> farewelled PARTY 2 project manager Jenny Anderson and welcomed Ann-Maree
Duncan to the role;
>> farewelled Dr Anne-Emmanuelle Ambresin after completing her Masters in
Epidemiology and Biostatistics in addition to examining PARTY data for her
project. Anne-Emmanuelle received top marks for her course;
>> welcomed Sylvia Kauer as the Post-doctoral Research Fellow for the Link Project
and PhD student Marianne Webb, working on the Interactive online e-tool for
assessment project. Both projects are part of the Young and Well CRC;
>> hosted Winifred Paulis in August 2013, a PhD student from Erasmus University,
Rotterdam, The Netherlands. Winifred was comparing the prevalence of
overweight and obese young people in the PARTY study to young people in the
Netherlands;
>> congratulated Shelley Walker on passing her Masters thesis on sexting in young
people. Shelley has received wide media attention for this work.
Current projects
Co-operative Research Centre for Young People, Technology and Wellbeing – 13 partner
organisations and corporations. L Sanci is a Research Program Leader from University of Melbourne
Partner organisation for Program 3: User Driven and Empowered (10M), Virtual Clinics (5M), Tools for
treatment and maintenance (1M) professional engagement (1M) and ask the expert (3M).
Awarded by the Department of Innovation, Industry, Science and Research (Federal) | Funding:
$27,647,000 | Duration 2011 - 2016
Past project
Australian longitudinal study on male health. English D, Pirkis J, Sanci L, Gunn J, et al.
Awarded by Department of Health and Ageing | Funding: $6,896,754 | Duration: 2011 - 2013
Ensuring guide-line concordant monitoring of suicidal thinking and behaviour after initiation
of antidepressant treatment in 12-25 year olds with depression. Hetrick S, Gunn J, Sanci L,
Rickwood D.
Awarded by beyondblue: Nationally Priority Driven Research Stream | Funding: $183,283 | Duration:
2011 - 2013
Re-orienting general practice systems toward youth friendly care: a cluster randomized
controlled trial. Sanci L, Patton G, Shiell A, Pirkis J, Sawyer S, Chondros P.
Awarded by the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) | Funding: $1,320,201 |
Duration: 2009 - 2013
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YOUNG PEOPLE’S HEALTH
Research areas
>> Investigating ways of improving the health and wellbeing of young people
attending General Practice
>> Exploring the role of technologies in improving young people’s mental health and
wellbeing, in conjunction with the Young and Well Cooperative Research Centre
(YAWCRC)
Young People’s Health team
Program leaders A/Prof Lena Sanci and A/Prof Meredith Temple-Smith
Team members
Ms Jenny Anderson RESEARCH ASSISTANT
Dr Ann-Maree Duncan RESEARCH ASSISTANT
Dr Sylvia Kauer RESEARCH ASSISTANT
Mr Andrew McCoy PROFESSIONAL MENTOR (2012)
Academic visitor Dr Anne-Emmanuelle Ambresin SWITZERLAND (2012)
Ms Winifred Paulis THE NETHERLANDS (PHD STUDENT) (2013)
Students
Mr Cameron Ewert SCHOLARLY SELECTIVE (2013-2014)
Mr Tristan Harding SCHOLARLY SELECTIVE (2013-2014)
Ms Calida Howarth SCHOLARLY SELECTIVE (2013-2014)
Dr Deepthi Iyer ACADEMIC GP REGISTRAR
Dr Sarah Latreille ACADEMIC GP REGISTRAR
Ms Jennifer Martin SCHOLARLY SELECTIVE (2013-2014)
Mr Sam Moran HONOURS (2013)
Ms Nayanathara Nandaweera HONOURS (2013)
Mr Thomas Newman SCHOLARLY SELECTIVE (2013-2014)
Ms Millicent Palmer HONOURS (2012)
Ms Laura Snyder HONOURS (2013)
Mr Steven Tu SCHOLARLY SELECTIVE (2013-2014)
Mr Sam Walker HONOURS (2012)
Ms Shelley Walker MASTERS
Ms Marianne Webb PhD
Ms Susan Webster PhD
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OTHER RESEARCH PROJECTS
Current projects - Sexual Health
A randomised controlled trial to evaluate the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of
chlamydia testing in general practice. Hocking J, Guy R, Temple-Smith M, Low N, Donovan B,
Pirotta M, Regan D.
Awarded by NHRMC | Funding: $1,322,807.30 | Duration: 2011 - 2014
Past projects - Complementary and Alternative Therapies
Acupause study: Randomised sham-controlled trial of acupuncture for post-menopausal
hot flushes. Pirotta M, Teede H, Xue Ch, Chondros P, Myers S, Ee C.
Awarded by NHMRC | Funding: $482,971 | Duration: 2011 - 2013
Bridging the gap between knowledge translation and continuing education for the health
professions: A regional approach. Grimshaw J, Hendry P, Brehaut J, Lindsay E, French S, Liddy
C, Légaré F.
Awarded by Canadian Institute of Health Research | Funding: CAD $199,804 | Duration: 2011 - 2013
Complementary medicines: Frequently asked questions and best evidence answers. van
Driel M, MacGuire T, Pirotta M.
Awarded by RACGP Kotsirilos Grant | Funding: $7,482.60 | Duration: 2012 - 2013
A feasibility study to examine the role of acupuncture to reduce symptoms of lymphoedema
post-breast cancer treatment. Smith C, Pirotta M, Kilbreath S, de Souza P.
Awarded by University of Western Sydney | Funding: $24,702 | Duration: 2012 - 2013
Laser acupuncture in patients with chronic knee pain: A randomised controlled trial. McCrory
PR, Bennell K, Hinman R, Reddy P, Crossley K, Pirotta M.
Awarded by NHMRC | Funding: $673, 275 | Duration: 2009 - 2012
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PCRU brings together
researchers from a diverse
range of academic backgrounds
including science, psychology,
statistics, social sciences,
computing science, medicine,
nursing and allied health.
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VICTORIAN PRIMARY CARE PRACTICE-BASED RESEARCH NETWORK
VicReN
VicReN is a practice-based research network formed in 2006 by the Academic Centre
to link researchers and primary care practices around Victoria. It is overseen by a
committee consisting of GPs in the community, practice nurses and University staff.
VicReN’s aim is to promote the development of important and high quality primary care
research that is relevant to clinical practice and primary care policy-making. It enables
GPs to develop their research skills and to investigate important clinical questions. It also
allows researchers to access practices and practitioners’ expertise to conduct multi-site
clinical research. VicReN advertises opportunities to participate in various primary care
research projects in a regular e-bulletin to members.
VicReN has over 160 members with representatives from over 100 practices across
Victoria. Members are predominantly GPs (105) although there is also a wide range
of other professions represented including practice managers, practice nurses, allied
health workers such as psychologists and psychotherapists, as well as other primary
care administrative staff and academics.
In 2013, VicReN partnered with NPS MedicineWise to recruit Victorian practices into the
MedicineInsight program. MedicineInsight aims to collect de-identified information from
2 million patients and to then provide feedback to practices to support improvements
in prescribing and clinical activity. The information will also be used to build a national
medicines database to influence health policy.
Members of the VicReN COMMITTEE
Ms Natalie Appleby (VicReN Coordinator), A/Prof Meredith Temple-Smith, Prof Jane Gunn,
Dr Cathy Hutton, Dr Malcolm Clark, A/Prof Marie Pirotta (Chair), Dr Phyllis Lau and Dr Ralph Audhem.
(LEFT TO RIGHT)
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Current project
National Support Service For Practice Based Research Networks (PBRNS) that support
Primary Health Care Policy and System Improvement in Australia. Pond D, Zwar N, Pirotta
M, Russell G, Guppy M, McIntyre E, Walters J, Mazza D, Larkins S, Halcomb E, Douglas K, Stone L,
Hagger C, Temple-Smith M.
Awarded by Australian Primary Health Care Research Institute | Funding: $100,000 | Duration: 2013
- 2014
Past projects
General medical practitioners as a utilisation resource for caries prevention - a pilot study.
Bailey D, Stacy M, Pirotta M, Temple-Smith M.
Awarded by IADR Colgate Community-Based Research Award for Caries Prevention | Funding: $67,477
| Duration: 2011 - 2012
NPS MedicineInsight Pilot Study. Gunn J.
Awarded by National Prescribing Service (NPS) Ltd | Funding: $134,923.63 | Duration: 2013
AUSTRALIAN PRIMARY CARE RESEARCH NETWORK APCReN
The Australian Association for Academic Primary Care (AAAPC) was funded in 2013 to
establish a national network of Practice-Based Research Networks (PBRNs). This new
network agency (APCReN) is coordinated by the General Practice and Primary Health
Care Academic Centre and has close ties with the VicReN team.
The APCReN Working Group is working to identify other Australian PBRNs and
research networks in primary care. The group is also conducting surveys to identify
information about each of the networks: Profile, Membership, Governance and staffing,
Communication, Operational activities, Research projects, Education and training,
Partnerships, Funding and Successes.
A governance structure has been established for APCReN and a logo and website have
been developed which are linked to the AAAPC website. Newsletters and e-bulletins
will also be produced and sent to members to provide information about the network,
the individual PBRNs which form APCReN and the research projects which are currently
underway. It is anticipated that this will assist in forming potential research partnerships
in a variety of capacities.
(BELOW)
Inaugural meeting of APCReN Reference Group at PHCRIS Conference July 2013
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AWARDS, FELLOWSHIPS AND SCHOLARSHIPS
AWARDS
Blackberry I. AAAPC Travelling Fellowship. 2013.
Hegarty K, O’Doherty L, Chondros P, Valpied J and Gunn J. Distinguished Paper,
North American Primary Care Research Group Annual Meeting, New Orleans. 2012.
Hegarty K, O’Doherty L, Chondros P, Valpied J and Gunn J. AAAPC Best Paper
Award, Australian Primary Health Care Research Conference, Canberra. 2012.
Manski-Nankervis J. Registrar Research Prize, General Practice Education and Training
(GPET). 2012.
Leavey J, Heyworth J, Middleton A, Rosenberg M, Woloszyn M. Ray James Award for
‘Tap into Good Teeth- a Western Australian pilot study of children’s drinking patterns’,
Australian Health Promotion Association. 2012.
Hegarty K. Best Research Presentation, Sexual Violence Research Initiative (SVRI)
Conference, Bangkok. 2013.
Iyer D. Charles Bridges-Webb Memorial Award (RACGP) for ‘Young people’s helpseeking behaviours for difficult dating relationships, the role of technology and the GP’,
2013.
Koolmatrie T. Indigenous Research Training Support Scheme Award, Faculty of
Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences, University of Melbourne. 2013.
Latreille S. Registrar Research Prize, General Practice Education and Training (GPET).
2013.
Latreille S. Best First Presenter Award, Primary Health Care Research Conference,
Sydney. 2013.
Manski-Nankervis J. Peter Mudge Medal, Royal Australasian College of General
Practitioners GP13 Conference, Darwin. 2013
Palmer M. Dean’s Honours List, Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences,
University of Melbourne. 2013.
Palmer M. Biomedicine Medal for highest score in Bachelor of Biomedicine, Faculty of
Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences, University of Melbourne. 2013.
FELLOWSHIPS
Furler J. NHMRC/PHC RED Career Development Fellowship. Responding to multimorbidity and social disadvantage through General Practice: Practical approaches to
understanding best practice and incorporating patient views. 2012 - 2015.
Pirotta M. NHMRC Career Development Fellowship Level 2. Cancer and evidence for
complementary therapies. 2013 - 2016.
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AWARDS, FELLOWSHIPS AND SCHOLARSHIPS
SCHOLARSHIPS
Bergin R. Victorian Department of Health Postgraduate Scholarship, 2013 - 2016.
Ee C. NHMRC Primary Health Care Postgraduate Scholarship, 2012 - 2016.
Hallinan C. Australian Postgraduate Award. 2012 - 2015.
Manski-Nankervis J. Gordon P Castles Scholarship, Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry
and Health Sciences, University of Melbourne. 2012.
Manski-Nankervis J. Chris Silagy Research Scholarship, Royal Australasian College of
General Practitioners, 2013.
Manski-Nankervis J. Independent Practitioner Network Pty Ltd (IPN)/RACGP Research
Grant. 2012.
Manski-Nankervis J. NHMRC Primary Health Care Postgraduate Scholarship. 2013 2014.
McLindon E. Sidney Myer Health Scholarship. 2012 - 2015.
Middleton A. NHMRC Primary Health Care Postgraduate Research Scholarship. 2013
- 2016.
Middleton A. Ian Scott PhD top up Scholarship in Mental Health, Australian Rotary
Health. 2013 - 2015.
Pfitzner N. Australian Postgraduate Award scholarship and Melbourne Social Equity
Institute Strategic Australian Postgraduate Award (STRAPA). 2013 - 2016.
Rasekaba T. Australian Postgraduate Award. 2013 - 2016.
Webb M. Young and Well Cooperative Research Centre Scholarship. 2013 - 2016.
Webster S. Australian Postgraduate Award. 2010 - 2013.
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RESEARCH TRAINING
Study and research in the degrees of Bachelor of Biomedicine (Hons.), Bachelor of
Science (Hons.), Master of Medicine, Master of Primary Health Care, Master of
Philosophy and PhD can be undertaken at the Academic Centre. All of these programs
enable students to undertake a major research project on a primary health care topic
of their choice and to develop competency in the conduct of research methodologies
in the primary health care setting. Experienced supervisors with a background in
various disciplines, including general practice, psychology, sociology, health evaluation,
complementary and alternative medicines, implementation science, and statistics,
assist students in their research. We welcome anyone who is interested in undertaking
research training with us to visit our website, www.gp.unimelb.edu.au, and to contact
the Director of Research Training to discuss potential research areas in more detail.
RECENTLY GRADUATED STUDENTS
Degree
Student
Title
Supervisor
PhD
Dr Patty Chondros
The design and analysis of matched-pair
cluster randomised trials
Prof John Carlin
Dr Obioha Ukoumunne
Prof Jane Gunn
PhD
Dr Sandra Davidson
A study of social connectedness and its
association with depression
Prof Jane Gunn
Prof Christopher Dowrick
PhD
Dr Donna Southern
Measuring Consumers’ Experience in
Health Information Flow
Prof Jane Gunn
Master of Medicine
Dr Jason Ong
Choices women make: Predictors
of contraception use in women of
reproductive age attending Family
Planning Victoria
A/Prof Meredith Temple-Smith
Prof Christopher Fairley
Dr Kathleen McNamee
A/Prof William Wong
Master of Medicine
Dr Richard Teague
The sexual health of injecting drug users
on opiate pharmacotherapy
A/Prof Marie Pirotta
Master of Medicine
Dr Claudio Villella
Climate change: What do doctors think?
What can doctors do? An international
survey of general practitioners
A/Prof Grant Blashki
A/Prof Lena Sanci
Master of Primary
Health Care
Ms Shelley Walker
Sexting and young people:
Understanding the phenomenon from the A/Prof Lena Sanci
perspective of young people
Honours
Mr Fang Chen
The association between socioeconomic
status and telephone coaching for type
two diabetes in general practice; a
secondary analysis of the PEACH study
Dr John Furler
Dr Irene Blackberry
Honours
Mr Archibald Collyer
Young men’s perceptions and
understandings of contraception
Honours
Ms Millicent Palmer
Overweight and obese adolescents in
general practice
A/Prof Lena Sanci
Honours
Ms Tegan Usher
Using evidence to develop guidance for
the use of Bibliotherapy for depression
in primary care
Prof Jane Gunn
Honours
Mr Sam Walker
Musculoskeletal conditions in
adolescent males: an opportunity for
preventive care?
Dr Simon French
A/Prof Lena Sanci
CURRENT STUDENTS
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PhD Student
Title
Supervisors
Candidature
Dr Asmaa Al-Khatib
The Beautiful Smile Project: tackling
early childhood caries in Qatar
Prof Louise Brearley Messer
Prof Mike Morgan
2010 - 2013
Ms Rebecca Bergin
Health system policies to reduce the
disparity in mortality and survival for
colorectal cancer patients in regional /
rural areas
Prof Jon Emery
Dr Victoria White
A/Prof Michael Coory
Dr Ruth Bollard
2013 - 2016
Research Training | Current Students (cont.)
PhD Student
Title
Supervisors
Candidature
Dr Carolyn Ee
Acupuncture for postmenopausal
vasomotor symptoms - a randomised
singleblinded sham-controlled trial
Dr Simon French
A/Prof Charlie Xue
2011 - 2018
Dr Caroline Johnson
An exploration of monitoring depression
in the general practice setting
Prof Jane Gunn
A/Prof Renata Kokanovic
2006 - 2014
Ms Christine Hallinan
An ecological time-series study
examining the impact of the removal of
incentives in Australian general practice
Prof Jane Gunn
Prof Tony Scott
2012 - 2015
Dr Robert Henning
Addressing the health needs of
Australian children and young people
living in out-of-home care
Dr Victoria Palmer
2013 - 2015
Ms Tanya Koolmatrie
The social and emotional well-being of
Aboriginal women during the perinatal
period
A/Prof Stephanie Brown
Dr Yin Paradies
Dr Eisha Riggs
2008 - 2015
Dr Jo-Anne Manski-Nankervis
Professional roles, relationships and
models of care: A study of insulin
initiation in general practice
Dr John Furler
Prof Doris Young
Dr Irene Blackberry
2011 - 2014
Ms Kylie McKenzie
Implementing motivational interviewing
training and coaching in health
care: Examining and addressing the
barriers and facilitators to promoting
communication in health care that is
collaborative, empathic and effective
Prof Jane Gunn
A/Prof David Pierce
2013 - 2019
Ms Elizabeth McLindon
The Women’s Against Violence Project
(The WAV Project): Experiences of staff
and Perceptions of Women in a Complex
Health Setting
A/Prof Kelsey Hegarty
Prof Cathy Humphreys
2012 - 2015
Ms Aves Middleton
The development of an effective
response for the management of
suicidality in primary care for patients
with depressive symptoms
Prof Jane Gunn
Prof Jane Pirkis
2013 - 2016
Ms Anita Morris
Safety and resiliency at home: voices of
children from a primary care population
2009 - 2013
Ms Susan Perlen
An investigation of the implementation
of Victorian smoking cessation
guidelines in public antenatal care
services
A/Prof Stephanie Brown
Dr Jane Yelland
A/Prof Janet Clinton
2009 - 2013
Ms Naomi Pfitzner
Prevention and early intervention with
men across the life cycle
2013 - 2016
Mr Tshepo Rasekaba
Primary Care Telehealth for Chronic
Disease Management in Poorly
Controlled Type 2 Diabetes (DiabTelCDM)
Dr Irene Blackberry
A/Prof Kwang Lim
Dr John Furler
2013 - 2016
Dr Kate Robins-Browne
“They know me well enough to decide”:
Towards a relational ethics for medical
decision making when the patient
cannot participate
A/Prof Marilys Guillemin
Dr Victoria Palmer
Prof Paul Komesaroff
2007 - 2013
Ms Kaleswari Somasundaram
Diet quality and Type 2 Diabetes
Dr Irene Blackberry
Dr Allison Hodge
2012 - 2016
Mr Hagen Tuschke
Understanding patient aggression
experiences in the general practice
setting
A/Prof Leisa Sargent
2007 - 2014
Ms Cathy Watson
Garlic and Candida
A/ Prof Marie Pirotta
Prof Suzanne Garland
Prof Stephen Myers
2009 - 2013
Ms Marianne Webb
On-line interactive assessment e-tool for
youth health
A/Prof Lena Sanci
Dr Sylvia Kauer
Dr Gregory Wadley
2013 - 2016
Ms Susan Webster
Addressing the health needs of
Australian children and young people
living in out-of-home care
A/Prof Lena Sanci
Dr Anne Smith
2010 - 2014
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Research Training | Current Students (cont.)
Master of Primary Health Care
Student
Title
Supervisors
Candidature
Dr Andre Priede
A survey of oral health knowledge,
attitudes and behaviour among adults
with diabetes
Dr John Furler
2012 - 2014
Ms Anna Wood
What role does the practice manager
play in the success of a research
intervention in general practice?
A/Prof Jane Hocking
2013 - 2016
Master of Philosophy
Student
Title
Supervisors
Candidature
Ms Tegan Usher
A description of the types and perceived
helpfulness of books people use to cope
with depression
Prof Jane Gunn
Dr Patty Chondros
2013 - 2014
Dr Deepthi Iyer
To understand how young people with
a background of abuse wish to receive
care from their General Practitioner and
is there a role for technology
A/Prof Lena Sanci
2013 - 2016
EXTERNAL STUDENTS
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PhD
Title
Supervisors
Candidature
Mr Simon Crouch
The Australian Study of Child Health in
Same-Sex Families (ACHESS)
A/Prof Ruth McNair
Prof Elizabeth Waters
2011 - 2014
Ms Traci Po-yan Leung
General practitioners’ readiness to
identify and respond to intimate partner
violence against women
A/Prof Lisa Phillips
Dr Christina Bryant
2010 - 2014
Ms Katie Lamb
Embedding the voices of children and
young people in the development of
programs for violent fathers
2013 - 2016
Ms Rebecca Lorch
Practice nurses role in chlamydia testing
2012 - 2014
Dr Jason Ong
A trial of annual anal examination to
detect easily anal cancer in HIV positive
men who have sex with men
Dr Marcus Yuwei Chen
A/Prof Andrew Grulich
Prof Philip Clarke
2012 - 2015
Ms Sonia Reisenhofer
Relationship between self-efficacy
and stages of change for women
experiencing IPV
2012 - 2020
Ms Anna Yeung
Feasibility and acceptability of
Chlamydia screening in GP
A/Prof Jane Hocking
2011 - 2014
Research Training | External Students (cont.)
Master of Applied Science
(by Research)
Title
Supervisors
Candidature
Ms Karina Hilterman
Systematic review in herbal medicine
2009 - 2012
Ms Mindy Hegg
Choosing between mainstream
and complementary treatments
in menopause: The role of media,
advertising and women’s perceptions
2009
ACADEMIC REGISTRARS
The Academic Registrar scheme is a highly valuable program funded by General Practice
and Training (GPET) Ltd, a body that manages general practice training programs on
behalf of the Federal Government. The General Practice and Primary Health Care
Academic Centre has participated in this scheme for a number of years, providing
training to GP registrars over 12 months or more in research skills through a research
project, as well as providing opportunities to teach and undertake project and evaluation
work. We value our Academic Registrars, who make a great contribution to the life of
the Academic Centre and we enjoy good working relationships with research training
providers such as the Victorian Metropolitan Alliance (VMA) and Beyond Medical, who
facilitate the funding of the Academic Registrar posts on behalf of GPET.
Our Academic Registrars have undertaken projects in a variety of areas, including
young people’s health, sexual health, complementary medicine, abuse and violence
and mental health. Our Academic Registrars and their respective projects are detailed
below.
We welcome the opportunity to take on Academic Registrars in future years, and are
happy to take inquiries from any interested registrars.
Academic Registrar
Title
Supervisors
Dr Joel Ang
Australian Medical Acupuncture Colllege (AMAC) 20
Patient Survey
Dr Ian Relf
Dr Deepthi Iyer
Risk taking behaviour and abuse in young people
presenting to Australian general practice
A/Prof Lena Sanci
Dr Sarah Latreille
Finding a Segue into Sex: do young men want sexual
health information from their GP?
Potentially preventable hospitalisations: are they a useful
marker of access to and experience of care in general
practice among people with type 2 diabetes?
Dr John Furler
Dr Ralph Audehm
Prof Doris Young
Dr Andrew Pennington
The role of the GP in the follow up care of women with a
history of Gestational Diabetes
Prof Doris Young
Prof James Dunbar
Dr Melissa Tan
Cognitive behavioural interventions for women exposed to
intimate partner violence
Dr Carolyn O’Shea
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SHORT COURSES AND WORKSHOPS
The Academic Centre offer a number of short courses in various aspects of research
methodology and capacity building for health professionals, students, academics and
others. These courses are taught by highly experienced researchers from the Academic
Centre, and provide participants the opportunity to gain valuable skills in research
including recruitment, interviewing, analysis and dissemination that can be applied in a
range of healthcare settings. Courses ran in 2012/2013 include:
Developing interventions to bring about change in primary care (2012)
This one-day workshop taught skills in implementing evidence-based practices in
primary care settings. Workshop participants had the opportunity to experience the
challenges of using a theory (either Normalisation Process Theory or Theoretical
Domains Framework) to design an implementation intervention.
Cluster randomised trials (CRT) of diabetes complex interventions (2012)
This one-day workshop attended by 31 participants addressed key issues in planning,
implementing and evaluating CRTs of complex interventions in diabetes research.
The workshop combined a series of presentations by experts in chronic diseases,
health economics and epidemiology with interactive discussions. Group activities
were structured to ensure that the workshop was non-didactic and promoted sharing
knowledge and active learning from its participants.
Introduction to primary care research (2013)
This one-day introductory course provided an overview of various aspects of primary
care research from inception to adoption of research outcomes. Topics presented
included why research in primary care is needed, what drives primary care research in
Australia and how to conduct research in primary care.
Ethical issues in primary care research (2013)
This one-day short course introduced the novice to experienced researcher to the field
of primary care research ethics. Topics presented included the principles of ethical
research, processes of ethics approval and the ethical issues that are unique to the field
of primary care research. The course provided participants with foundational knowledge
of ethical theories that can be applied in the practice of primary care research.
Introduction to survey design (2013)
Participants attending this one-day intensive course developed skills in designing surveys
for research and evaluation projects. It also enabled participants to reflect on their own
needs and projects and suggest how to access ongoing resources and help. The course
focused on methods of administering surveys, question design, maximising response
rates and validation of scales. Examples from research on vulnerable populations were
used to explore sensitive topics such as family violence, same sex relationships, alcohol
and drug use.
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SHORT COURSES AND WORKSHOPS
Introduction to qualitative interviewing (2013)
This two-day course attracted researchers planning to undertake or manage qualitative
research using interviews. The course provided an overview of the principles and
practices of qualitative research interviewing.
Intensive qualitative analysis clinic (2013)
This two-day intensive clinic was focussed on the analysis of qualitative data. It
introduced principles, approaches and practice of qualitative analysis. Participants
with data collected from in-depth or semi-structured, face to face interviews had
opportunities to complete hands on analysis on the second day.
Research and evaluation of sensitive issues for vulnerable groups (2013)
This two-day intensive course aimed to assist participants to develop skills in designing
and running research and evaluation projects on sensitive topics. The focus was on
vulnerable populations and sensitive issues, and a range of academic and communitybased researchers provided examples from their work in areas such as mental health,
Indigenous health, abuse and violence, and youth health.
Introduction to primary care research (Gippsland Medical Local) (2013)
The Introduction to primary care research short course delivered in early 2013 was
repeated for participants at Gippsland Medicare Local, where 13 participants were
offered an overview of various aspects of primary care research from inception to
adoption of research outcomes.
Implementation science (2013)
This two-day workshop aimed to assist participants to develop skills in implementing
evidence based practices into primary care settings. Using a mix of presentations,
forums and workshops, participants joined a community of implementation scientists
in the primary care setting to share information and workshop ideas about how to
implement change.
Nurse led models of primary care: development, implementation and evaluation
(2013)
This one-day short course focussed on nurse led models of primary care and spanned
the design and evaluation of nurse-led interventions in general practice, the design
and conduct of distance learning and capacity building initiatives for Practice Nurses
through to exploring policy and service implications for primary care.
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4TH ANNUAL TEACHING AND RESEARCH AWARDS (presented in 2012)
We extend our congratulations to all the award winners and thank all our
community partners for their hard work in 2011.
STUDENT PRIZES
Student prizes are awarded to the top three ranking students in the General
Practice components of the Clinical Integration Subject (more commonly known
as Semester 12).
2011 Victorian Metropolitan Alliance (VMA) Prize in General Practice
Dr Gary Tan from St Vincent’s Hospital Clinical School was the top ranking General
Practice student. He was awarded the Victorian Metropolitan Alliance Prize.
2011 RACGP Victoria Faculty Prize
Dr Alicia Jones from the Austin Hospital Clinical School was the second highest
ranking General Practice student. She was awarded the RACGP Victoria Faculty
Prize.
2011 Therapeutic Guidelines Award
Dr Benjamin Birch from the Austin Hospital Clinical School was the third highest
ranking General Practice student. He was awarded the Therapeutic Guidelines
Award.
TEACHING AWARDS
Outstanding GP Teacher
Dr Rod Taylor, recipient of the Outstanding GP Teacher award, has been a long
standing and excellent member of our rural team and a key figure in the successful
rollout of Semester 12 during 2004. This award recognised the outstanding
feedback from Semester 12 students placed in his practice.
“
He is easily one of the best teachers that I have had. Rod gave students
the chance to be trusted with seeing his patients largely independently so
that we could learn. A great and generous gift.”
STUDENT NOMINATION
FOR ROD TAYLOR
Excellence in Clinical Teaching
Dr Jane Sklovsky, recipient of the Excellence in Clinical Teaching award, has
been a wonderful ‘real world’ mentor to Semester 12 students, with a talent for
recognising what students really need to know and making sure it happens. Since
2003 she has taught 16 Semester 12 and 16 ICM 5 students in her practice.
“
Dr Sklovsky continually encouraged me to be included in all activities
in the practice, from reception staff work, practice nurse tasks, as well as
work of the general practitioner. I felt that I was able to give back to the
practice that had taught me so much, and help keep the team running.”
STUDENT NOMINATION
FOR JANE SKLOVSKY
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Dr Gary Tan awarded
VMA Prize in General Practice
Dr Benjamin Birch awarded
Therapeutic Guidelines Award
Dr Rod Taylor awarded
Dr Jane Sklovsky awarded
Excellence in Clinical Teaching
Excellence as a Teaching Practice
Church Street Medical Centre and Peninsula Family General Practice were
both recipients of the award for Excellence as a Teaching Practice. Both practices
received a number of outstanding and impressive nominations from students at
these practices.
“
My time with Dr Karen Feeney (the walking encyclopaedia) was
an impressive lesson in medical knowledge and how comprehensive
this knowledge can become. I also received fantastic lessons in
multilingual communication skills from Dr Thuy Nguyen. I felt the
doctors at Church Street displayed enthusiasm, patience and care
in their teaching of me.”
STUDENT NOMINATION
FOR CHURCH STREET MEDICAL CENTRE
“
They provide comprehensive care and creative solutions to
very complex psycho-social problems. Overall, this practice to
me demonstrates how we should be providing health in Victoria.
Multidisciplinary care, input from GPs with a range of specialist
skills but no patient being lost in a sea of health professionals.”
STUDENT NOMINATION FOR
PENINSULA FAMILY GENERAL PRACTICE
RESEARCH AWARDS
Excellent Contribution to Research by a General Practitioner
Dr Malcolm Clark was nominated for his continual involvement in and support
of our research. Malcolm is an active and enthusiastic member of our PracticeBased Research Network (VicReN) committee. He has been actively involved in
many of the Academic Centre’s research projects, including the pilot case study
for the Triage project Who is deserving: Exploring the systems used to manage
“same day” appointment requests.
Photos: Joe Vittorio ©
Excellent Contribution to Research by a Primary Care Organisation
Dianella Community Health was nominated for its continued contribution to
and support of our research. Over the last 10 years the organisation’s staff have
supported our research in topics as diverse as diabetes, asthma and youth health.
The organisation has a number of GPs and practice nurses who are involved in
our research projects and use a whole practice approach to support the projects.
Church Street Medical Centre
Peninsula Family General Practice
Dr Malcolm Clark
Excellent Contribution to Research
by a GP
Dianella Community Health
by a Primary Care Organisation
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5TH ANNUAL TEACHING AND RESEARCH AWARDS (presented in 2013)
We extend our congratulations to all the award winners and thank all our
community partners for their hard work in 2012.
STUDENT PRIZES
Student prizes are awarded to the top three ranking students in the General
Practice components of the Clinical Integration Subject (more commonly known
as Semester 12) of the MBBS.
2012 Victorian Metropolitan Alliance (VMA) Prize in General Practice
Dr Claire Higgins from Royal Melbourne Hospital was the top ranking General
Practice student. She was awarded the Victorian Metropolitan Alliance Prize.
2012 RACGP Victoria Faculty Prize
Dr Tian Tu from the Austin Hospital Clinical School/Northern Hospital was the
second highest ranking General Practice student. He was awarded the RACGP
Victoria Faculty Prize.
2012 Therapeutic Guidelines Award
Dr Phey Goh from the Royal Melbourne Hospital was the third highest ranking
General Practice student. She was awarded the Therapeutic Guidelines Award.
TEACHING AWARDS
Dr Kate Schultz, recipient of the Outstanding GP Teacher award, has been
teaching University of Melbourne medical students since 2010 from her Echuca
practice. She was nominated by her MBBS Semester 12 student who stated that
he was “inspired by Dr Schultz’s sincere commitment to her patients, generosity
in teaching and her skill and knowledge as a master clinician”.
Dr Anthony Palmer, recipient of the Outstanding GP Teacher award, has been a
GP supervisor since 2006 having students in ICM 5 and Semester 12 of the MBBS.
He was nominated for his “exceptional patient relationships, demonstrating a
holistic understanding of patients and their circumstances and family”.
Inglis Medical Centre in Sale was the recipient of the award for Excellence as
a Teaching Practice. Students commented on the emphasis the clinic placed on
commitment to patient care, holding regular practice meetings to discuss issues
and improve the outcomes of the practice. All doctors at the practice were highly
professional, had excellent relationships with their patients and were always
ready to take time for students to discuss cases.
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Dr Phey Goh awarded
Therapeutic Guidelines Award
Dr Kate Schultz awarded
Dr Anthony Palmer awarded
“
As students we were immediately welcomed as part of the team
and were always invited for talks and morning or afternoon teas.”
STUDENT NOMINATION
FOR INGLIS MEDICAL CENTRE
RESEARCH AWARDS
Excellent Contribution to Research by a Practice Nurse
Ms Jo Taylor from Mossfiel Medical Centre, Hoppers Crossing was nominated
by Dr Irene Blackberry for her excellent contribution to and involvement in the
Initiation Study. Jo’s attention to detail and follow up with the study investigators
gave them confidence in her ability to help run the studies effectively. Her
excellent record keeping and time management also helped greatly with the
study’s success.
Excellent Contribution to Research by a General Practitioner
Dr Jenny Downes-Brydon was nominated by Ms Natalie Appleby for her
involvement in the Dry Mouth, iPrevent and Link (Youth Mental Health) projects
during 2012. Jenny is also an enthusiastic and excellent teacher of medical
students. Her practice, Peninsula Family General Practice in Frankston won the
‘University of Melbourne Teaching Practice of the Year’ award in 2012.
Excellent Contribution to Research by a General Practice
The staff at Circle Surgery were nominated by Dr Irene Blackberry for their
continued contribution and support on the Initiation Study. The practice has a
number of GPs, in particular Drs Zoran Ilic, Gavan Martyn and Janice Coleman;
practice manager Jenny Kenidis and practice nurses, in particular Marina Vuleta,
who were positive and motivated about being involved in the study. Staff at the
practice were genuinely liked by their patients who appreciated them wanting to
improve their diabetes management.
Photos: Peter Casamento ©
Excellent Contribution to Research by a Practice Manager
Ms Kay Perkins was nominated by Ms Ann-Maree Duncan for her involvement in
the PARTY project. Kay is the Practice Manager at Sherbourne Road Medical Clinic,
which was one of the control practices in the PARTY 2 trial. She was supportive
of the project and actively encouraged the involvement of doctors and other staff
members at the practice.
Inglis Medical Centre awarded
Ms Jo Taylor (right) awarded
by a Practice Nurse
Circle Surgery awarded
by a General Practice
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PUBLICATIONS
Peer-Reviewed Journal Publications
2013
Adams J, Sibbritt D, Broom A, Loxton D, Wardle J,
Pirotta M & Lui C. 2013. Complementary and Alternative
Medicine Consultations in Urban and Nonurban Areas:
A National Survey of 1427 Australian Women. Journal
of Manipulative and Physiological Therapeutics. 36: 1219.
Al-Maqbali A, Temple-Smith MJ, Furler JS & Blackberry
ID. 2013. Prevalence and Determinants of PreHypertension among Omani Adults Attending Noncommunicable Disease Screening Program in Primary
Care Setting in Sohar City. Oman Medical Journal. 28
(35): 316-323.
Ambresin A-E, Bennett K, Patton GC, Sanci LA & Sawyer
SM. 2013. Assessment of Youth-Friendly Health Care:
A Systematic Review of Indicators Drawn From Young
People’s Perspectives. Journal of Adolescent Health. 52
(6): 670-681.
Bauer M, Fetherstonhaugh D, Nay R & Tarzia L. 2013. Sex,
dementia and residential care: incompatible bedfellows?
Australian Journal of Dementia Care. 2 (1): 16-18.
Bauer M, Fetherstonhaugh D, Tarzia L & Chenco C. 2013.
Staff-Family Relationships in Residential Aged Care
Facilities: The Views of Residents’ Family Members and
Care Staff. Journal of Applied Gerontology. January.
Bauer M, Fetherstonhaugh D, Tarzia L, Nay R, Wellman
D & Beattie E. 2013. ‘I always look under the bed for a
man’: Needs and barriers to the expression of sexuality
in residential aged care: the views of residents with and
without dementia. Psychology & Sexuality. 4 (3).
Bauer M, Nay R, Tarzia L, Fetherstonhaugh D, Beattie E
& Wellman D. 2013. ‘We need to know what’s going on’:
Views of family members toward the sexual expression of
people with dementia in residential aged care. Dementia.
March.
Belleli E, Naccarella L & Pirotta M. 2013. Communication
at the interface between hospitals and primary care: A
general practice audit of hospital discharge summaries.
Australian Family Physician. 42 (12): 886-890.
Bilardi JE, Walker SM, Temple-Smith MJ, McNair RP,
Mooney-Somers J, Bellhouse C, Fairley CK, Chen MY &
Bradshaw CS. 2013. The burden of bacterial vaginosis:
Women’s experience of the physical, emotional, sexual
and social impact of living with recurrent bacterial
vaginosis. PLoS One. 8 (9): e74378.
Blackberry ID, Furler JS, Best JD, Chondros P, Vale
M, Walker C, Dunning T, Segal L, Dunbar J, Audehm
R, Liew D & Young D. 2013. Effectiveness of general
practice based, practice nurse led telephone coaching
on glycaemic control of Type 2 Diabetes: the Patient
Engagement and Coaching for Health (PEACH) pragmatic
cluster randomised controlled trial. British Medical
Journal. 347: f5272.
Bradshaw CS, Vodstrcil L, Hocking JS, Law M, Pirotta M,
Garland SM, De Guingand DL, Morton AN & Fairley CK.
2013. Recurrence of Bacterial Vaginosis Is Significantly
Associated with Post-treatment Sexual Activities
and Hormonal Contraceptive Use. Clinical Infectious
Diseases. 56 (6): 777-786.
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Bradshaw CS, Walker J, Fairley CK, Chen MY, Tabrizi S,
Donovan B, Kaldor JM, McNamee K, Urban E, Walker
SM, Currie M, Birden H, Bowden F, Garland SM, Pirotta
M, Gurrin LC & Hocking JS. 2013. Prevalent and incident
Bacterial Vaginosis are Associated with Sexual and
Contraceptive Behaviours in Young Australian Women.
PLoS One. 8 (3): e57688.
Charity MJ, French SD, Forsdike KJ, Britt H, Polus B &
Gunn JM. 2013. Extending ICPC-2 PLUS terminology to
develop a classification system specific for the study
of chiropractic encounters. Chiropractic & Manual
Therapies. 21 (4).
Fetherstonhaugh D, Tarzia L & Nay R. 2013. Being central
to decision making means that I am still here!: The
essence of decision making for people with dementia.
Journal of Aging Studies. 27 (2): 143-150.
Finger R, Fenwick E, Hirneiss CW, Hsueh A, Guymer RH,
Lamoureux EL & Keeffe JE. 2013. Visual Impairment as a
Function of Visual Acuity in Both Eyes and Its Impact on
Patient Reported Preferences. PLoS One. 8 (12): e81042.
Freed GL, Spike NA, Sewell JR, Moran LM, Britt H, Valenti
L & Brooks P. 2013. Changes in longer consultations for
children in general practice. Journal of Paediatrics and
Child Health. 49 (4): 325-329.
Crooke A, Reid S, Kauer SD, Mckenzie D, Hearps S, Khor
A & Forbes A. 2013. Temporal mood changes associated
with different levels of adolescent drinking: Using mobile
phones and experience sampling methods to explore
motivations for adolescent alcohol use. Drug and Alcohol
Review. 32: 262-268.
French SD, Charity MJ, Forsdike KJ, Gunn JM, Polus
B, Walker B, Chondros P & Britt H. 2013. Chiropractic
Observation and Analysis STudy (COAST): providing an
understanding of current chiropractic practice. Medical
Journal of Australia. 199 (10): 687-691.
Crouch SR, McNair RP, Waters E & Power J. 2013. What
makes a same-sex parented family? Medical Journal of
Australia. 199 (2): 94-96.
French SD, Densley DK, Charity MJ & Gunn JM. 2013.
Who uses Australian chiropractic services? Chiropractic
& Manual Therapies. 21 (31).
Dadich A, Jarrett C, Sanci LA, Kang M & Bennett D. 2013.
The promise of primary health reform for youth health.
Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health. 49: 887-890.
French SD, Mckenzie J, O’Connor D, Grimshaw J,
Mortimer D, Francis J, Michie S, Spike NA, Schattner P,
Kent P, Buchbinder R, Page M & Green S. 2013. Evaluation
of a theory-informed implementation intervention for the
management of acute low back pain in general medical
practice: the IMPLEMENT cluster randomised trial. PLoS
One. 8 (6).
Dang TD, Tang MLK, Koplin JJ, Licciardi PV, Eckert JK,
Tan T, Gurrin LC, Ponsonby A-L, Dharmage SC & Allen
KJ. 2013. Characterization of plasma cytokines in an
infant population cohort of challenge-proven food allergy.
Allergy. 68 (10): 1233-1240.
Densley DK, Davidson SK & Gunn JM. 2013. Evaluation
of the Social Participation Questionnaire in adult patients
with depressive symptoms using Rasch analysis. Quality
of Life Research. 22 (8): 1987-1997.
Duke G, Barker A, Rasekaba TM, Hutchinson A &
Santamaria J. 2013. Development and validation of the
critical care outcome prediction equation, version 4.
Critical Care and Resuscitation. 15 (3): 191-197.
Emery J. 2013. Assessment of cancer risk in men and
women. British Journal of General Practice. 63 (606):
4-5.
Emery JD, Walter FM, Gray V, Sinclair C, Howting D,
Bulsara M, Bulsara C, Webster A, Auret K, Saunders C,
Nowak A & D’Arcy Holman C. 2013. Diagnosing cancer
in the bush: a mixed-methods study of symptom appraisal
and help-seeking behaviour in people with cancer from
rural Western Australia. Family Practice. 30 (3): 294301.
Emery J, Shaw K, Williams B, Mazza D, Fallon-Ferguson
J, Varlow M & Trevena L. 2013. The role of primary care in
early detection and follow-up of cancer. Nature Reviews
Clinical Oncology. November.
Farrell E, Magin P, Pirotta M & Van Driel ML. 2013. Training
in critical thinking and research: An audit of delivery by
regional training providers in Australia. Australian Family
Physician. 42 (4): 221-224.
Feng Q, Griffiths F, Parsons N & Gunn JM. 2013. An
exploratory statistical approach to depression pattern
identification. Physica A - Statistical Mechanics and its
Applications. 392: 889-901.
Furler JS & Gunn JM. 2013. Chapter 5: Linking Health and
Social Infrastructure Data for Equitable Health Planning
in Type 2 Diabetes. Spatial Data Access and Integration
to Support Liveability: A Case Study in North and West
Melbourne. Melbourne, Australia: The University of
Melbourne, pp. 53-62.
Furler JS, Hii JW, Liew D, Blackberry ID, Best JD, Segal
& Young D. 2013. The cost of treating to target: crosssectional analysis of patients with poorly controlled type
2 diabetes in Australian general practice. BMC Family
Practice. 14 (32): 1-8.
Garth B, Temple-Smith M, Clark M, Hutton R, Deveny
E, Biezen R & Pirotta M. 2013. Managing same day
appointments - A qualitative study in Australian general
practice. Australian Family Physician. 42 (4): 238-243.
Glasziou P, Bennett J, Greenberg P, Green S, Gunn J,
Hoffman T, Pirotta M & Usher T. 2013. Bibliotherapy for
depression. Australian Family Physician. 42 (4).
Gunn JM, Elliott PC, Densley DK, Middleton AP, Ambresin
G, Dowrick C, Herrman HE, Hegarty KL, Gilchrist G
& Griffiths F. 2013. A trajectory-based approach to
understand the factors associated with persistent
depressive symptoms in primary care. Journal of Affective
Disorders. 148 (2-3): 338-346.
Hegarty KL, O’Doherty LJ, Chondros P, Valpied JL, Taft A,
Astbury J, Brown S, Gold l, Taket A, Gunn JM & Feder
G. 2013. Effect of type and severity of intimate partner
violence on women’s health and service use: Findings
from a primary care trial of women afraid of their partners.
Journal of Interpersonal Violence. 28 (2): 273-294.
Hegarty KL, O’Doherty LJ, Taft A, Chondros P, Brown
S, Valpied JL, Astbury J, Taket A, Gold L, Gunn JM &
Feder G. 2013. Screening and counselling in the primary
Publications (cont.)
Reid S, Kauer SD, Hearps S, Crooke A, Khor A, Sanci LA
& Patton GC. 2013. A mobile phone application for the
assessment and management of youth mental health
problems in primary care: health service outcomes from
a randomised controlled trial of mobiletype. BMC Family
Practice. 14 (1): 84.
care setting for women who have experienced intimate
partner violence (weave): a cluster randomised controlled
trial. The Lancet. 382: 249-258.
Risk assessment to guide prostate cancer screening
decisions: a cost-effectiveness analysis. Medical Journal
of Australia. 198 (10): 546-550.
Hegarty KL, Parker RM, Newton DC, Forrest L, Seymour
JM & Sanci LA. 2013. Feasibility and acceptability of
nurse-led youth clinics in Australian general practice.
Australian Journal of Primary Health. 19 (2): 159-165.
Martyn M, Anderson V, Archibald AD, Carter R, Cohen
J, Delatycki M, Donath SM, Emery J, Halliday JL,
Hill M, Sheffield L, Slater HR, Tassone F, Younie S &
Metcalfe SA. 2013. Offering fragile X syndrome carrier
screening: a prospective mixed-methods observational
study comparing carrier screening of pregnant and nonpregnant women in the general population. BMJ Open.
3 (e003660).
Smith S, Bayliss E, Mercer S, Gunn JM, Vestergaard M,
Wyke S, Salisbury C & Fortin M. 2013. How to design and
evaluate interventions to improve outcomes for patients
with multimorbidity. Journal of Comorbidity. 3 (1): 1017.
McNair RP & Brown R. 2013. Clinical translation of the
research article titled ‘The influence of early drinking
contexts on current drinking among adult lesbian and
bisexual women’. Journal of the American Psychiatric
Nurses Association. 19 (5): 255-258.
Speight J, Browne JL & Furler J. 2013. Challenging
evidence and assumptions: Is there a role for selfmonitoring of blood glucose in people with type 2
diabetes not using insulin? Current Medical Research and
Opinion. 29 (3): 161-168.
Johnson CL & Blair-West RS. 2013. Obsessive-compulsive
disorder: the role of the GP. Australian Family Physician.
42 (9): 606-609.
Newton DC, Keogh LA, Temple-Smith MJ, Fairley CK,
Chen MY, Bayly C, Williams HM, Mcnamee K, Henning
D, Hsueh Y, Fisher JR & Hocking JS. 2013. Key informant
perceptions of youth-focussed sexual health promotion
programs in Australia. Sexual Health. 10: 47-56.
Sulaiman ND, Hadj E, Hussein A & Young D. 2013. Peersupported diabetes prevention program for Turkish and
Arabic-speaking communities in Australia. ISRN Family
Medicine. 2013: 735359.
Kirmayer LJ & Ban LM. 2013. Cultural Psychiatry:
Research Strategies and Future Directions. In Alarcon RD
(ed), Cultural Psychiatry. Basel, Switzerland: Karger, pp.
97-114.
Nur Azurah AG, Sanci L, Moore E & Grover S. 2013. The
Quality of Life of Adolescents with Menstrual Problems.
Journal of Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology. 26 (2):
102-108.
Kokanovic R, Butler E, Halilovich H, Palmer VJ, Griffiths
F, Dowrick C & Gunn JM. 2013. Maps, Models, and
Narratives: The Ways People Talk About Depression.
Qualitative Health Research. 23 (1): 114-125.
Olsen A, Temple-Smith M & Banwell C. 2013.
Consideration of gender in diagnosis and management of
blood-borne viruses: the case of hepatitis C. Australian
Journal of Primary Health. 19 (2): 124-129.
Lane HP, Mclachlan S & Philip J. 2013. The war against
dementia: are we battle weary yet? Age and Ageing. 42
(3): 281-283.
Ong JJ, Chen MY, Temple-Smith MJ, Walker S, Hoy J,
Woolley I, Grulich A & Fairley CK. 2013. The inside story.
Physicians’ views on digital ano-rectal examination for
anal cancer screening of HIV positive men who have sex
with men. Journal of Medical Screening. 20 (4): 188191.
Hutchinson AF, Rasekaba TM, Graco M, Berlowitz
DJ, Hawthorne GE & Lim WK. 2013. Relationship
between health-related quality of life, and acute care
re-admissions and survival in older adults with chronic
illness. Health and Quality of Life Outcomes. 11: 136.
Jacobs SE, Tobin JM, Opie GF, Donath SM, Tabrizi S,
Pirotta M, Morley CJ & Garland SM. 2013. Probiotic
effects on late-onset sepsis in very preterm infants: A
randomized controlled trial. Pediatrics. 132 (6): 10551062.
Leahy D, Schaffalitzky E, Armstrong C, Bury G, CussenMurphy P, Davis R, Dooley B, McGorry P & Sanci LA.
2013. Primary care and youth mental health in Ireland:
qualitative study in deprived urban areas. BMC Family
Practice. 14: 194.
Licqurish SM, Seibold C & Mcinerney F. 2013. Midwifery
students’ experiences of achieving competency for
beginning practice. British Journal of Midwifery. 21 (12):
814-824.
Longman CA & Temple-Smith MJ. 2013. General practice
registrar observation of their supervisors in consultation:
What is the educational value? Australian Family
Physician. 42 (6): 418-421.
Lorch R, Hocking JS, Temple-Smith MJ, Law M, Yeung
A, Wood A, Vaisey AM, Donovan B, Fairley CK, Kaldor
J & Guy R. 2013. The chlamydia knowledge, awareness
and testing practices of Australian general practitioners
and practice nurses: survey findings from the Australian
Chlamydia Control Effectiveness Pilot (ACCEPt). BMC
Family Practice. 14: 169.
Loxton D, Powers J, Fitzgerald D, Forder P, Anderson A,
Taft A & Hegarty KL. 2013. The Community Composite
Abuse Scale: Reliability and Validity of a Measure of
Intimate Partner Violence in a Community Survey from
the ALSWH. Journal of Women’s Health. 2 (4).
Magin P, Victoire A, Zhen XM, Furler J, Pirotta M,
Lasserson DS, Levi C, Tapley A & Van Driel M. 2013.
Under-Reporting of Socioeconomic Status of Patients in
Stroke Trials Adherence to Consort Principles. Stroke. 44
(10): 2920-2922.
Martin A, Lord S, Verry H, Stockler M & Emery J. 2013.
Ong J, Temple-Smith M, Wong W, McNamee K & Fairley
C. 2013. Prevalence of and Characteristics Associated
with Use of Withdrawal Among Women in Victoria,
Australia. Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive
Health. 45 (2): 74-78.
Palmer VJ, Dorwick C & Gunn JM. 2013. Mandalas as
a visual research method for understanding primary care
for depression. International Journal of Social Research
Methodology. May.
Palmer V, Johnson C, Furler J, Densley K, Potiriadis M,
Gunn J. 2013. Written plans: an overlooked mechanism to
develop recovery-oriented primary care for depression?.
Australian Journal of Primary Health, http://dx.doi.
org/10.1071/PY12128.
Price S, Holman C, Sanfilippo F & Emery J. 2013. Use
of case-time-control design in pharmacovigilance
applications: exploration with high-risk medications and
unplanned hospital admissions in the Western Australian
elderly. Pharmacoepidemiology and Drug Safety. 22 (11):
1159-1170.
Taft A, O’Doherty LJ, Hegarty KL, Ramsay J, Davidson L
& Feder G. 2013. Screening women for intimate partner
violence in healthcare settings (Review). Cochrane
Database of Systematic Reviews. New (4).
Tan MJ. 2013. Clinical Challenge - April. Australian
Family Physician. 42 (4): 255-256.
Tan MJ. 2013. Clinical Challenge - August. Australian
Tan MJ. 2013. Clinical Challenge - July. Australian Family
Physician. 42 (7): 511-512.
Tan MJ. 2013. Clinical Challenge - June. Australian
Tan MJ. 2013. Clinical Challenge - May. Australian Family
Physician. 42 (5): 351-352.
Tan MJ. 2013. Clinical Challenge - October. Australian
Tan MJ. 2013. Clinical Challenge - September. Australian
Tan MJ. 2013. Making a difference. Australian Family
Physician. 42 (9): 599-599.
Tarzia L, Bauer M & Fetherstonhaugh D. 2013. Interviewing
Older People in Residential Aged Care About Sexuality:
Difficulties and Challenges. Sexuality and Disability: a
journal devoted to the psychological and medical aspects
of sexuality in rehabilitation and community settings. 31
(4): 361-371.
Tobin JM, Garland S, Jacobs SE, Pirotta M & Tabrizi
S. 2013. Rapid assay to assess colonization patterns
following in-vivo probiotic ingestion. BMC Research
Notes. 6: 252-254.
Rasekaba TM, Button B, Wilson J & Holland A. 2013.
Reduced physical activity associated with work and
transport in adults with cystic fibrosis. Journal of Cystic
Fibrosis. 12: 229-233.
Wake M, Lycett K, Clifford SA, Sabin MA, Gunn J,
Gibbons K, Hutton C, Mccallum Z, Arnup SJ & Wittert G.
2013. Shared care obesity management in 3-10 year old
children: 12 month outcomes of HopSCOTCH randomised
trial. British Medical Journal. 346 (7913): f3092.
Reeve J, Dowrick C, Freeman G, Gunn JM, Mair F, May
C, Mercer S, Palmer VJ, Howe A, Irving G, Shiner A &
Watson J. 2013. Examining the practice of generalist
expertise: a qualitative study identifying constraints and
solutions. Journal of the Royal Society Medicine. 4 (12).
Walker J, Fairley CK, Bradshaw CS, Tabrizi S, Twin J,
Chen MY, Taylor N, Donovan B, Kaldor JM, McNamee
K, Urban E, Walker SM, Currie M, Birden H, Bowden FJ,
Gunn JM, Pirotta M, Gurrin LC, Harindra V, Garland SM
& Hocking JS. 2013. Mycoplasma genitalium Incidence,
Report 2012 – 2013
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Organism Load, and Treatment Failure in a Cohort of
Young Australian Women. Clinical Infectious Diseases.
56 (8): 1094-1100.
Walker J, Walker SM, Fairley CK, Bilardi JE, Chen MY,
Bradshaw CS, Urban E, Pirotta M, Birden H, Donovan B,
Kaldor JM, Gunn JM & Hocking JS. 2013. What do young
women think about having a chlamydia test? Views of
women who tested positive compared with women who
tested negative. Sexual Health. 10: 39-42.
Walker S, Sanci L & Temple-Smith M. 2013. Sexting:
Young Women’s and Men’s Views on its Nature and
Origins. Journal of Adolescent Health. 52 (6): 697-701.
Walter F, Prevost A, Birt L, Grehan N, Restarick K,
Morris H, Sutton S, Rose P, Downing S & Emery J. 2013.
Development and evaluation of a brief self-completed
family history screening tool for common chronic disease
prevention in primary care. British Journal of General
Practice. 63 (611): 393-400.
Walter F, Prevost A, Vasconcelos J, Hall P, Burrows N,
Morris H, Kinmonth A & Emery J. 2013. Using the 7-point
checklist as a diagnostic aid for pigmented skin lesions in
general practice. British Journal of General Practice. 63
(610): e345-e353.
Watson CJ, De Souza DP, Silva C, Tull D, Garland SM &
Lawson L. 2013. Attempt to Detect Garlic Allyl Sulphides
from Saliva after Consumption of Garlic Tablets Using GCMS. 5: 081-083.
Watson CJ, Fairley C, Grando D, Garland SM, Myers S
& Pirotta M. 2013. Associations with asymptomatic
colonization with candida in women reporting past
vaginal candidiasis: an observational study. European
Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology and Reproductive
Biology. 169: 376-379.
Watson CJ, Grando D, Fairley CK, Chondros P, Garland
SM, Myers SP & Pirotta M. 2013. The effects of oral garlic
on vaginal candida colony counts: a randomised placebo
controlled double-blind trial. BJOG. December.
Webster S & Temple-Smith MJ. 2013. The red tape waltz:
Where multi-centre ethical and research governance
review can step on the toes of good research practice.
Monash Bioethics Review. 31 (1): 77-98.
Wilson E, Emery J, Kinmonth A, Prevost A, Morris H,
Humphrys E, Hall P, Burrows N, Bradshaw L, Walls
J, Norris P, Johnson M & Walter FM. 2013. The costeffectiveness of a novel SIAscopic diagnostic aid for the
management of pigmented skin lesions in primary care:
A decision-analytic model. Value in Health. 16 (2): 356366.
Yong KJ, Callander GE, Bergin RJ, Samuel C & Bathgate
R. 2013. Development of human cells with RXFP1
knockdown using retroviral delivery of microRNA
against human RXFP1. Italian Journal of Anatomy and
Embryology. 118 (1 (Suppl.)): 10-12.
Young D. 2013. So many manuscripts, so little space!
How does an associate editor choose what articles are
sent for review? Family Practice. 30 (1): 1-4.
2012
Abramson MJ, Schattner RL, Sulaiman ND, Del Colle EA,
Aroni R & Thien F. 2012. Accuracy of asthma and COPD
diagnosis in Australian general practice: a mixed methods
study. Primary Care Respiratory Journal. 21 (2): 167-173.
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Bowring AL, Gouillou M, Guy R, Kong F, Hocking JS,
Pirotta M, Heal C, Brett T, Donovan B & Hellard ME. 2012.
Missed opportunities - low levels of chlamydia retesting
at Australian general practices, 2008-2009. Sexually
Transmitted Infections. 88 (5): 330-334.
Bradshaw CS, Pirotta M, De Guingand DL, Hocking JS,
Morton AN, Garland SM, Fehler G, Morrow A, Walker
SM, Vodstrcil L & Fairley CK. 2012. Efficacy of Oral
Metronidazole with Vaginal Clindamycin or Vaginal
Probiotic for Bacterial Vaginosis: Randomised PlaceboControlled Double-Blind Trial. PLoS One. 7 (4): e34540.
Chamberlain J, Hayes J, Savin K, Bolormaa S, McPartlan
HC, Bowman J, Vander Jagt C, Maceachern S & Goddard
ME. 2012. Validation of single nucleotide polymorphisms
associated with milk production traits in dairy cattle.
Journal of Dairy Science. 95 (2): 864-875.
Comino E, Powell Davies G, Krastev Y, Haas M, Christi
B, Furler JS, Raymont A & Harris M. 2012. A systematic
review of interventions to enhance access to best practice
primary health care for chronic disease management,
prevention and episodic care. BMC Health Services
Research. 12 (Nov 2012): 415.
Crouch S, Waters E, McNair RP, Power J & Davis EC.
2012. ACHESS - The Australian study of child health in
same-sex families: background research, design and
methodology. BMC Public Health. 12: 646.
France E, Wyke S, Gunn JM, Mair F, McLean G & Mercer
S. 2012. Multimorbidity in primary care: a systematic
review of prospective cohort studies. British Journal of
General Practice. April: e297-e307.
Freed G, Sewell J, Spike NA, Moran L & Brooks PM. 2012.
Changes in the demography of Australia and therefore
general practice patient populations. Australian Family
Physician. 41 (9): 715-719.
Freed G, Spike NA, Magin P, Morgan S, Fitzgerald M &
Brooks P. 2012. The paediatric clinical experiences of
general practice registrars. Australian Family Physician.
41 (7): 529-533.
French SD, Green S, O’Connor D, McKenzie J, Francis J,
Michie S, Buchbinder R, Schattner P, Spike N & Grimshaw
J. 2012. Developing theory-informed behaviour change
interventions to implement evidence into practice: a
systematic approach using the Theoretical Domains
Framework. Implementation Science. 7 (1): 38.
Furler JS, Magin P, Pirotta M & Van Driel M. 2012.
Participant demographics report in “Table 1” of
randomised controlled trials: a case of “inverse
evidence”? International Journal for Equity in Health. 11:
14.
Garland SM, Pirotta M & Donovan B. 2012. Genital warts
are more than an inconvenience! Public Health. 126 (6).
Gilchrist GP, Cameron J, Nicolson SJ, Galbally M & Moore
P. 2012. Reducing depression among perinatal drug userswhat is needed? A triangulated study. Advances in Dual
Diagnosis: policy, practice and research in mental health
and substance use. 5 (4): 164-175.
Gunn JM. 2012. Practitioner Response to “General
Practice: Role and experience as providers of
comprehensive health assessment for children and
young people in out-of-home care”. Developing Practice.
Summer: No 30.
Gunn JM, Ayton D, Densley DK, Pallant J, Chondros P,
Herrman H & Dowrick C. 2012. The association between
chronic illness, multimorbidity and depressive symptoms
in an Australian primary care cohort. Social Psychiatry
and Psychiatric Epidemiology. 47: 175-184.
Haller D, Meynard A, Pejic D, Sredic A, Courvoisier
d, Perone N, Sanci LA & Narring F. 2012. YFS-WHO+
Questionnaire: Validation of a questionnaire to assess the
youth-friendliness of primary care services for research
purposes. Journal of Adolescent Health. 51: 422-430.
Hart CJ, Parker R, Patterson EA, Hegarty KL & Sanci LA.
2012. Potential roles for practice nurses in preventive
care for young people: A qualitative study. Australian
Hay A, Rortveit G, Purdy S, Adams J, Sanci LA, Schermer
T, Schers H & Van Der Windt D. 2012. Primary care
research - an international responsibility. Family Practice.
29 (5): 499-500.
Hegarty KL. 2012. Gender, alcohol and intimate partner
violence: how to respond in primary care? Advances in
Dual Diagnosis: policy, practice and research in mental
health and substance use. 5 (2): 68-74.
Hegarty KL. 2012. The hidden epidemic of domestic
violence: when to ask and how to respond. Medicine
Today. 13 (7): 54-57.
Hegarty KL, O’Doherty LJ, Astbury J & Gunn JM. 2012.
Identifying intimate partner violence when screening
for health and lifestyle issues among women attending
general practice. Australian Journal of Primary Health. 18
(4): 327-331.
Hinman RS, McCrory PR, Pirotta M, Relf IR, Crossley K,
Reddy P, Forbes A, Harris A, Metcalf BR, Kyriakides M,
Novy KA & Bennell KL. 2012. Efficacy of acupuncture for
chronic knee pain: protocol for a randomised controlled
trial using a Zelen design. BMC Complementary and
Alternative Medicine. 12 (1): 161.
Hudson PL, Remedios CM, Zordan RD, Clifton D, Crewdson
MJ, Hall C, Trauer T, Bolleter A, Clarke DM & Bauld C.
2012. Guidelines for the psychosocial and bereavement
support of family caregivers of palliative care patients.
Journal of Palliative Medicine. 15 (6): 696-702.
Ivers N, Jamtvedt G, Flottorp S, Young J, OdgaardJensen J, French SD, O’Brien M, Johansen M, Grimshaw
J & Oxman A. 2012. Audit and feedback: effects
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Kauer S, Reid S, Crooke A, Khor A, Hearps S, Jorm A,
Sanci LA & Patton GC. 2012. Self-monitoring using mobile
phones in the early stages of adolescent depression:
Randomized controlled trial. Journal of Medical Internet
Research. 14 (2012): e67.
Kokanovic R, Butler E, Halilovich H, Palmer VJ, Griffiths
F, Dowrick C & Gunn JM. 2012. Maps, Models and
Narratives: The Ways People Talk About Depression.
Qualitative Health Research. 23 (1): 114-125.
Lau PM, Marion C, Blow R & Thomson Z. 2012. Healing
for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians at
risk with the justice system: A programme with wider
implications? Criminal Behaviour and Mental Health. 22:
297-302.
Lau PM, Pyett P, Burchill ML, Furler JS, Tynan M,
Kelaher M & Liaw S. 2012. Factors influencing access
to urban general practices and primary health care by
Aboriginal Australians - a qualitative study. AlterNative:
an international journal of indigenous scholarship. 8 (1):
66-84.
Leavy J, Heyworth J, Middleton AP, Rosenberg M &
Woloszyn M. 2012. Tap into good teeth - a Western
Australian pilot study of children’s drinking patterns.
Health Promotion Journal of Australia. 23 (1): 42-47.
Longman CA, Temple-Smith MJ, Gilchrist G & Lintzeris N.
2012. Reluctant to train, reluctant to prescribe: barriers
to general practitioner prescribing of opioid substitution
therapy. Australian Journal of Primary Health. 18 (4): 346351.
Lynch J, Askew D, Mitchell G & Hegarty KL. 2012. Beyond
symptoms: Defining primary care mental health clinical
assessment priorities, content and process. Social
Science & Medicine. 74 (2): 143-149.
McNair RP, Hegarty KL & Taft A. 2012. From silence to
sensitivity: A new Identity Disclosure model to facilitate
disclosure for same-sex attracted women in general
practice consultations. Social Science & Medicine. 75:
208-216.
McNair RP & Hughes TL. 2012. Coming out: Is the Mardi
Gras still needed? Medical Journal of Australia. 196 (4).
Mercer S, Gunn JM, Bower P, Wyke S & Guthrie B.
2012. Managing patients with mental and physical
multimorbidity. British Medical Journal. 345: e5559.
Reid C, Kauer SD, Khor S, Hearps JC, Sanci LA, Kennedy
D & Patton GC. 2012. Using a mobile phone application
in youth mental health - an evaluation study. Australian
Watson CJ, Pirotta M & Myers P. 2012. Use of
complementary and alternative medicine in recurrent
vulvovaginal candidiasis - Results of a practitioner survey.
Complementary Therapies in Medicine. 20 (4): 218-221.
Roberts J, Sanci LA & Haller D. 2012. Global adolescent
health: is there a role for general practice? British Journal
of General Practice. November: 608-610.
Webster S, Temple-Smith M. 2012. A whisper or roar?
The Australian Research Conversation about Health in
Out-of-Home Care. Summer (30): 64-72.
Roberts R, Gask L, Arndt B, Bower P, Dunbar J, Van
Der Feltz-Cornelis C, Gunn JM & Anderson M. 2012.
Depression and diabetes: the role and impact of models
of health care systems. Journal of Affective Disorders.
140S: S80-S88.
Webster S, Temple-Smith M & Smith A. 2012. Children
and young people in out-of-home care - Improving access
to primary care. Australian Family Physician. 41 (10): 819822.
Sanci LA, Grabsch BE, Chondros P, Shiell A, Pirkis JE,
Sawyer SM, Hegarty KL, Patterson EA, Cahill HW, Ozer
E, Seymour J & Patton GC. 2012. The prevention access
and risk taking in young people (PARTY) project protocol:
a cluster randomised controlled trial of health risk
screening and motivational interviewing for young people
presenting to general practice. BMC Public Health. 12:
400.
Taft A, Small R, Humphreys C, Hegarty KL, Walter R,
Adams C & Agius P. 2012. Enhanced maternal and child
health nurse care for women experiencing intimate
partner/family violence: protocol for MOVE, a cluster
randomised trial of screening and referral in primary
health care. BMC Public Health. 12: 811.
Mercer S, Guthrie B, Furler JS, Watt G & Hart J. 2012.
Multimorbidity and the inverse care law in primary care.
British Medical Journal. 344 (June).
Tan EP, O’Doherty LJ & Hegarty KL. 2012. GP’s
communication skills: A study into women’s comfort to
disclose intimate partner violence. Australian Family
Physician. 41 (7): 513-517.
Morgan T, Williamson M, Pirotta M, Stewart K, Myers S
& Barnes J. 2012. A national census of medicines use: a
24 hour snapshot of Australians aged 50 years and older.
Medical Journal of Australia. 196 (1): 50-53.
Temple-Smith MJ, Jenkinson K & Wallace J. 2012.
Hepatitis C-related discrimination in pharmacy-based
opioid replacement therapy programs: Does it exist?
Australian Pharmacist. 31 (6): 494-497.
Morris AM, Hegarty KL & Humphreys C. 2012. Ethical and
safe: Research with children about domestic violence.
Research Ethics. 8 (2): 125-139.
Temple-Smith MJ, Pirotta M, Kneebone JA, McNamee
K, Fairley CK, Bilardi J & Hocking JS. 2012. A missed
opportunity: Lessons learnt from a chlamydia testing
observation study in general practice. Australian Family
Physician. 41 (6): 413-416.
Ong J, Temple-Smith MJ, Wong W, McNamee K & Fairley
CK. 2012. Contraception matters: Indicators of poor usage
of contraception in sexually active women attending
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Wake M, Lycett K, Sabin M, Gunn JM, Gibbons K, Hutton
C, McCallum Z, York E, Stringer M & Wittert G. 2012.
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a cluster randomised trial to examine the effectiveness
of peer education on GP diagnostic assessment and
management of dementia. BMC Family Practice. 13: 12.
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Book Chapters
2013
Bennett S, Bennett J, Boyle M, Coombes J, Lockwood
C, Pirotta M, Sanders S, Skeat J. 2013. Questions
about patients’ experiences and concerns: examples of
appraisals from different health professions. EvidenceBased Practice Across the Health Professions. Sydney,
Australia: Churchill Livingstone, pp. 240-282.
Fetherstonhaugh D & Tarzia L. 2013. Chapter 18: End-OfLife Decision Making for Older People. In Nay R, Garratt
S & Fetherstonhaugh D (Eds), Older People: Issues and
Innovations in Care (4th ed). Sydney, Australia: Churchill
Livingstone, pp: 359–373. ISBN 978-0-7295-8163-9
Kang M, Skinner R, Sanci LA & Sawyer SM. 2013. Chapter
4 Youth-friendly practice. Youth Health and Adolescent
Medicine. Hawthorn East, Australia: IP Communications,
pp. 51-65.
Kang M, Skinner R, Sanci LA & Sawyer SM. 2013.
Youth Health and Adolescent Medicine. Hawthorn East,
Australia: IP Communications.
2012
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Primary Care Mental Health. Chapter 17: Depression in
primary care mental health: in Companion to Primary Care
Mental Health. Edition 1: ISBN 9781846199769.
Jenkins R, Kessler M, Riba M, Gunn JM & Kauye F. 2012.
Companion to Primary Care Mental Health. Chapter 6 Public health aspects of integration of mental health
into primary care services: in Companion to Primary Care
Mental Health. Edition 1: ISBN 9781846199769.
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Heaths Road Family Clinic
WERRIBEE
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Canterbury Medical Clinic
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Total Care Medical Centre
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Moreland General Practice
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Inglis Medical Centre
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Crib Point Medical Centre
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Eden Rise Family Clinic
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Future Health Medical Centre
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Banyule Community Health West Heidelberg
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Kununurra Hospital Clinic
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Altona Medical Centre
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Queens Parade Medical Centre
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Epping Clinic
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Prahran Market Clinic
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Carrier Street Clinic
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Ovens Medical Group
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Parkville Medical Centre
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Altona Meadows Family Medical
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Riddell Country Practice
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Betta Health Medical Centre Brunswick
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UFS Medical
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Laurimar Medical
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Bendigo Community Health
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Scoresby Medical Centre
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Burswood Health Professionals
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Belmore Road Medical Centre
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Isis Primary Care - Deer Park
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PivotWest
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Ballarat Group Practice (Victoria
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Cunninghame Arm Medical
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Western Road Medical Centre
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Perisher Valley Medical Centre
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St Kilda Medical Group
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Thornbury Medical Centre
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Hampton Bayside Medical
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Dunn Bay Surgery
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Victorian Aboriginal Health
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Collins Street Medical Centre
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Lilydale Medical Centre
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Livingstone Street Medical Clinic
IVANHOE
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Euroa Medical Family Practice
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East Kew Clinic
KEW EAST
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Mareeba District Hospital
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Kings Park Medical Centre
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Southend Medical Centre
HAMPTON
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Korumburra Medical Centre
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North Blackburn Square Clinic
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Epping Healthcare
EPPING
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Childs Road Medical Clinic
MILL PARK
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Balnarring Village Medical
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BALNARRING
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Andrew Place Clinic
BUNDOORA
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The University of Melbourne
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Allied Medical Group - Wyndham
Village Medical Centre
TARNEIT
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Melbourne City Mission
Palliative Care
FITZROY NORTH
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Silverton Medical Clinic
NOBLE PARK NORTH
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Melbourne Integrative Medicine
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Bundoora Family Clinic
BUNDOORA
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Boardwalk Health Medical
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the contribution made in 2012 and 2013 by:
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Cobram Medical Clinic
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Monash University
NOTTING HILL
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Family One Medical
CRANBOURNE
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Dandenong Surgery and
Acupuncture Clinic
DANDENONG
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Clinic
ALTONA MEADOWS
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Romsey Medical Centre
ROMSEY
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Yea Medical Centre
YEA
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Hennessy Clinic
ST KILDA
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Warburton Medical Group
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Power Medical
HAWTHORN
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Darebin Community Health - East
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Croydon Medical Centre
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The Surgery - Bulleen
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Epping Healthcare
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Banyule Community Health West Heidelberg
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Warrandyte Consulting Rooms
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Epping Healthcare
EPPING
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Western Health - Palliative Care
FOOTSCRAY
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Victorian Institute of Forensic
Medicine
SOUTHBANK
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Allied Medical Group - Manor
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WYNDHAM VALE
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Corryong Medical Centre
CORRYONG
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Aspendale Clinic
ASPENDALE
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Chandraiah
Njernda Aboriginal Health Clinic
ECHUCA
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Cardinia Medical Centre
PAKENHAM
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Greenmeadows Health Centre
PORT MACQUARIE, NSW
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Vogue Medical
SOUTH YARRA
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Heidelberg Chiropractic Clinic
IVANHOE
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Allied Medical Group - Cairnlea
Superclinic
CAIRNLEA
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Harp Family Medical
KEW EAST
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Lygon Court Medical Clinic
CARLTON
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Hallam Medical Group
HALLAM
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UFS Medical
BALLARAT
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BRIGHTON
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Gannawarra Family Clinic
KERANG
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Parkwood Green Medical
HILLSIDE
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The Clinic Footscray
FOOTSCRAY
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High Street Medical & Dental
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Burnley Street Medical Centre
RICHMOND
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Peninsula Family General
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FRANKSTON
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Moonee Health Centre
MOONEE PONDS
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The Doctors - Airlie Beach
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Allied Medical Group - Altona
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ALTONA MEADOWS
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Alphington Medical Centre
FAIRFIELD
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Hill Medical Services
NOBLE PARK
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Wheelers Hill Clinic
WHEELERS HILL
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Carnegie Medical Centre
CARNEGIE
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Isis Primary Care - Wyndham
Campus
HOPPERS CROSSING
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Heathmont Medical Centre
HEATHMONT
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Harding Street Medical Centre
COBURG
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Bright Medical Centre
BRIGHT
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Princess Street Health Care
KEW
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The Doctors - Airlie Beach
AIRLIE BEACH, QLD
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Eastbrooke Family Clinic
Lincolnville
KEILOR EAST
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Amoonguna Community Health
Service
AMOONGUNA, NT
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Guardian Medical Showgrounds
Village
FLEMINGTON
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All About Health Gilbirch Clinic
PRESTON WEST
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Carewell Medical Centre
ASPENDALE GARDENS
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High Street Medical Clinic
PRAHRAN
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Select Medical Group
BANGHOLME
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Northcote and Thornbury
Medical Clinic
THORNBURY
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Evans Street Clinic
SUNBURY
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Allied Medical Group - Mill Park
Superclinic
MILL PARK
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Woodhouse Medical Centre
BOX HILL NORTH
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Fawkner Street Clinic
ESSENDON
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Mornington Medical Group
MORNINGTON
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Devon Medical Clinic
DONCASTER EAST
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Deepdene Surgery
DEEPDENE
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Federation Clinic
WEST WODONGA
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Thomas Street Family Medical
Centre
BRIGHTON EAST
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St Vincent's Hospital
FITZROY
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North Mitcham Clinic
NUNAWADING
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Niddrie Medical Centre
NIDDRIE
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Your Family Health Clinic
AIRPORT WEST
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Macedon Ranges and North
Western Melbourne Medicare
Local
SUNBURY
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Brooke Street Medical Centre
WOODEND
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Childs Road Medical Clinic
MILL PARK
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St Albans Complete Health Care
ST ALBANS
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Seymour Medical Clinic
SEYMOUR
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Wamuran Medical Centre
WAMURAN, QLD
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Whole Health Medical Clinic
CLAYTON
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Teaching Practice
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Teaching Practice
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Mediscreen Clinic
HAWTHORN EAST
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UFS Medical
BALLARAT
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Teaching Practice
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Teaching Practice
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Complete Family Care Medical
Centre
NEWPORT
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Essendon
ESSENDON NORTH
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Alsalam Medical Centre
ROWVILLE
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Westgate Medical Centre Hoppers Crossing
HOPPERS CROSSING
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Westgate Medical Centre Hoppers Crossing
HOPPERS CROSSING
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Walkerevans Consulting
BRUNSWICK EAST
Melbourne Sexual Health Centre
CARLTON
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Dr Nigel Fang
Rochester Medical Clinic
ROCHESTER
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Mordialloc Medical Centre
MORDIALLOC
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Medical One - QV Melbourne
MELBOURNE
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Somerton Road Medical Centre
ROXBURGH PARK
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Comfort Medical Centre
BALWYN NORTH
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Deer Park Central Medical Clinic
DEER PARK
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West Heidelberg Medical Centre
WEST HEIDELBERG
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Chandler Road Medical Centre
NOBLE PARK
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Hampstead Drive Medical Centre
HOPPERS CROSSING
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Atticus Health
CARRUM
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Wyndham Village Medical
Centre
TARNEIT
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Turning Point Alcohol and Drug
Centre
FITZROY
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PARKVILLE
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Western Region Health Centre Joslin Clinic
WEST FOOTSCRAY
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Carlton Family Medical
CARLTON
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Bank Place Medical Centre
DROUIN
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Doutta Galla Community Health
Centre
KENSINGTON
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Medical Suites
SPOTSWOOD
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Dr Peter Carey’s Medical Group
- Malvern
MALVERN EAST
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Echuca Moama Family Medical
Practice
ECHUCA
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Eltham Clinic
ELTHAM
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The Town Medical Centre
MELBOURNE
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Drysdale Village Medical Centre
DRYSDALE
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Allied Medical Group Millennium Medical Centre
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Shepparton Medical Centre
SHEPPARTON
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Medi 7 - St Kilda Road
MELBOURNE
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Inkerman Medical Group
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Wallan Medical Centre
WALLAN
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Brighton Family and Womens
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Wellness Medicine
CLIFTON HILL
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ST KILDA
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Beechworth Surgery
BEECHWORTH
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Era Health
MELBOURNE
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Hoppers Lane General Practice
WERRIBEE
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The Clinic 279
PRESTON WEST
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Monbulk Family Clinic
MONBULK
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PARKVILLE
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Scott Street Medical Centre
MELTON
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DONCASTER EAST
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Coolaroo Clinic
COOLAROO
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Wonthaggi Medical Group
WONTHAGGI
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Family Medical Centre
SUNBURY
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Park Road Medical Centre
MILTON, QLD
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Uniting Care ReGen
COBURG
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Merlynston Village Medical
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COBURG NORTH
Dr Merbratu Hagos
Deer Park Central Medical Clinic
DEER PARK
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Newstead Medical
NEWSTEAD
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The Werribee Clinic
WERRIBEE
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Nixon Street Medical Centre
SHEPPARTON
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Camberwell Road Medical
Practice
HAWTHORN EAST
Dr Tereza Ghaly
Hill Medical Services
NOBLE PARK
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East Brunswick Medical Centre
BRUNSWICK EAST
Dr Brad Gray
headspace Frankston
FRANKSTON
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Laurimar Medical
DOREEN
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Myers Street Family Medical
Practice
GEELONG
Dr William Fung
Civic Parade Medical Centre
ALTONA
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Clinic
ALTONA MEADOWS
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Murchison Medical Clinic
MURCHISON
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Monash University
NOTTING HILL
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North Richmond Community
Health Centre
RICHMOND
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Queensbridge Square Medical
Centre at Freshwater Place
SOUTHBANK
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headspace Collingwood
ABBOTSFORD
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Hoppers Lane General Practice
WERRIBEE
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Centre Road Medical Centre
BENTLEIGH EAST
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Medical One - Moonee Ponds
MOONEE PONDS
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Greensborough Road Surgery
GREENSBOROUGH
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Moonee Health Centre
MOONEE PONDS
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Austin Health
HEIDELBERG WEST
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Cranbourne Road Medical Centre
FRANKSTON
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University of Ballarat Health
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Docker Street General Medical
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Westernport Medical Centre
TYABB
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MORNINGTON
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Fawkner Street Clinic
ESSENDON
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Ellendale Medical Clinic
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Gisborne Medical Centre
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Spring Gully Medical Clinic
SPRING GULLY
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RICHMOND
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Northcote and Thornbury
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THORNBURY
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Midtown Medical Clinic
MELBOURNE
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Durrant Medical Clinic
BRIGHTON
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Kilmore Medical Centre
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Tindal Health Centre
TINDAL, NT
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The Elms Family Medical Centre
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South Coast Medical - Rosebud
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Brunswick Community Medical
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Knoxfield Medical Centre
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East Keilor Clinic
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Berwick Medical Centre
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Greensborough Medical Centre
GREENSBOROUGH
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Westmeadows Medical Centre
WESTMEADOWS
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Ballarat Group Practice (Sturt
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BALLARAT
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Dr James and Wee Surgery
WALLAROO, SA
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Whole Health Medical Clinic
CLAYTON
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Macleod Medical Practice
MACLEOD
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Burwood Heights Medical Centre
BURWOOD EAST
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Genesis Medical Centre
BRIGHTON
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Taringa 7 Day Medical Practice
TARINGA QLD
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Tooradin Super Clinic
TOORADIN
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Apollo Bay General Practice
APOLLO BAY
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Evans Street Clinic
SUNBURY
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Armadale Family Clinic
ARMADALE
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Beechworth Surgery
BEECHWORTH
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Monbulk Family Clinic
MONBULK
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Distinct Health Care Clinic
DANDENONG NORTH
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Carlisle Contemporary Health
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ST KILDA
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Surrey Hills Medical Centre
SURREY HILLS
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Wodonga West Medical Clinic Melbourne Road
WODONGA
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Modern Medical Caroline
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CAROLINE SPRINGS
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Merlynston Village Medical
Centre
COBURG NORTH
Dr Jo Khanna
Superclinic
MILL PARK
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Family Medical Centre
SUNBURY
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Junction Place Medical Centre
HAWTHORN EAST
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Foster & Toora Medical Centre
FOSTER
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Inner East Melbourne Medicare
Local
BLACKBURN
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North Yarra Community Health Fitzroy Centre
FITZROY
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Corio Medical Clinic
CORIO
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Warrandyte Road Clinic
RINGWOOD
Dr Phyllis Lau
PARKVILLE
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H D Nguyen General Practice
SPRINGVALE
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Sunshine Ultimate Care Clinic
SUNSHINE
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Preston Family Medical Practice
PRESTON
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Melton Medical Clinic
MELTON
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Mossfiel Medical Centre
HOPPERS CROSSING
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Olympic Park Sports Medicine
Centre
MELBOURNE
Dr Pankaj Khanna
Superclinic
MILL PARK
Dr Roland Lee
Brunswick Central Medical
Centre
BRUNSWICK
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Ballarat Medical Centre
BALLARAT
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Manningham General Practice
TEMPLESTOWE LOWER
Dr Ruth Leibowitz
Ashburton Medical Clinic
ASHBURTON
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Moreland General Practice
BRUNSWICK
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Gippsland Lakes Community
Health - Lakes Entrance
LAKES ENTRANCE
Dr Jonathan Knaggs
Lyndhurst Clinic
HAWTHORN
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Pascoe Vale Health
PASCOE VALE
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Doctors of Lalor Plus
LALOR
Dr Ailina Ismail
Hampstead Drive Medical Centre
HOPPERS CROSSING
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Peninsula Family General
Practice
FRANKSTON
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RICHMOND
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Stud Road Medical Centre
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Westgate Medical Centre Werribee
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SOUTH MELBOURNE
Dr Hossain Islam
Eden Rise Family Clinic
BERWICK
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Dr D Kollios Medical Services
Pty Ltd
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Neerim South Medical Centre
NEERIM SOUTH
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Essendon
ESSENDON NORTH
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North Road Medical Centre
CAULFIELD SOUTH
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Village
FLEMINGTON
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Modern Medical Craigieburn
CRAIGIEBURN
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Reservoir Medical Group Gremel Road
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Reservoir Medical Group Gremel Road
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Medi 7 - Mooroolbark
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Healthworks Healthcare Strathdale
STRATHDALE
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Your Family Health Clinic
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Practice of Dr Easwaran
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Betta Health Medical Centre Mill Park
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Korumburra Medical Centre
KORUMBURRA
Dr Ahsan Hussain
Tullamarine Complete Health
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TULLAMARINE
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Dr James Lichtblau
Ormond Medical Centre Pty Ltd
ORMOND
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Carnegie Medical Centre
CARNEGIE
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Practice Of Dr P Feren & Dr
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SOUTH YARRA
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Coster Street Medical Practice
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Blackburn Clinic
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Campaspe Family Practice
KYNETON
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Wonthaggi Medical Group
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Dr Paul McCartney
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Mills Street Clinic
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Liberty Avenue Medical Centre
ROWVILLE
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The Surgery Bulleen
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Sale Medical Centre
SALE
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Kerang District Health Medical
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KERANG
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Humphries Road Medical Centre
FRANKSTON
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North Ringwood Medical Centre
RINGWOOD NORTH
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Care Family Practice
TEMPLESTOWE LOWER
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Inglis Medical Centre
SALE
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The Melbourne Therapy Centre
WARRANWOOD
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Small Street Clinic
HAMPTON
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Doutta Galla Community Health
Centre
KENSINGTON
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Bendigo Primary Care Centre
BENDIGO
•
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Superclinic
MILL PARK
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Casey Medical Centre
CRANBOURNE
•
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Midtown Medical Clinic
MELBOURNE
•
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Practice of Dr Bella Freeman &
Dr Oehr
RICHMOND
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Custodial Medicine
MELBOURNE
•
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Sea Lake Medical Practice
SEA LAKE
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Blamey Street Clinic
WAGGA WAGGA NSW
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Whittlesea Clinic
WHITTLESEA
Dr Maher Luka
Coburg Family Medical Centre
COBURG
•
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Corio Bay Health Group
GEELONG
•
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UFS Medical
BALLARAT
•
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Warrandyte Road Clinic
RINGWOOD
Dr James Lynch
Doctors of Northcote
NORTHCOTE
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Evans Street Clinic
SUNBURY
•
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PARKVILLE
•
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Tunstall Square Medical Centre
DONCASTER EAST
Dr Kenneth McHenry
Livingstone Street Medical Clinic
IVANHOE
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White Hills Medical Practice
WHITE HILLS
Dr Patricia Macgibbon
Centre for Developmental
Disability Health
NOTTING HILL
•
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Belair Medical Centre
GLENROY
•
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Richmond Medical
RICHMOND
Dr Niresh Madhanpall
Bacchus Marsh Medical Centre
BACCHUS MARSH
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Yarragon Medical Centre
YARRAGON
Dr Mark Magill
Park Street General Practice
GEELONG
•
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Springs Medical Centre
DAYLESFORD
•
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Hurstbridge and District Medical
Centre
HURSTBRIDGE
•
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Dr Barbara Manovel
Yarra Ranges Medical Clinic
WANDIN NORTH
Dr Anthony Mariampillai
Ballan Community Health
BALLAN
Dr Ruth McNair
Northside Clinic
FITZROY NORTH
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Park Orchards Family Practice
PARK ORCHARDS
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Cedars Medical Clinic
COBURG
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St Antony Medical Centre
PAKENHAM
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Lakeside Medical Clinic
LILYDALE
•
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Lyndhurst Clinic
HAWTHORN
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Health Monitor Medical Centre
HEIDELBERG
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Deer Park Medical Centre
DEER PARK
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St Albans Family Doctor Clinic
ST ALBANS
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Brooke Street Medical Centre
WOODEND
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Allied Medical Group - La Trobe
University Medical Centre
BUNDOORA
Dr John Menzies
Robinson Street Medical Clinic
CAMPERDOWN
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Beach Street Family Medicine
FRANKSTON
Dr Kathleen Mcnamee
Family Planning Victoria
BOX HILL
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Durrant Medical Clinic
BRIGHTON
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St Kilda Road Medical Centre
MELBOURNE
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Blackshaws Road Medical
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ALTONA NORTH
Dr Eleanor McDonald
COLLINGWOOD
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North Eltham Medical Centre
ELTHAM NORTH
Dr Joanne Molloy
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Eastbrooke Family Clinic Essendon
ESSENDON NORTH
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Dr Julia Marshall
North Yarra Community Health Collingwood Centre
COLLINGWOOD
Dr Graham McCallum
Omeo Medical Centre
OMEO
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The Western Medical Centre
YARRAVILLE
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Richmond Heights Medical
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RICHMOND
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Goulburn River Group Practice
SEYMOUR
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Ballarat Group Practice
(Howitt Street)
WENDOUREE
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Service - Richmond
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Box Hill Centro Clinic
BOX HILL
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Prahran Market Clinic
SOUTH YARRA
•
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Medibank Health Solutions
LAVERTON
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Healthworks Healthcare - Golden
Square
GOLDEN SQUARE
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GP Association of Geelong
GEELONG
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Medical Practice - Dr O’Ryan
CANOWINDRA NSW
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BRUNSWICK EAST
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Westgate Health Cooperative
- Newport
SOUTH KINGSVILLE
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Deer Park Medical Centre
DEER PARK
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Birchip Medical Clinic
BIRCHIP
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West Heidelberg Medical Centre
WEST HEIDELBERG
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Lorne Street Medical Centre
LALOR
Dr Mohan Pillai
Medical Practice (Pillai)
RESERVOIR
Dr Emma Rattray
Clifton Hill Medical Group
ALPHINGTON
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Elsternwick Medical Centre
ELSTERNWICK
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Moonee Vale Clinic
MOONEE PONDS
Dr Emmy Pai
Longevity Medical Centre
DONCASTER EAST
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Dr Madeline Philip
Chapel Gate Medical Centre
BRIGHTON
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Lotus Medical Centre
BRUNSWICK
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Echuca Moama Family Medical
Practice
ECHUCA
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Smithfield Family Medical
Practice
SMITHFIELD, NSW
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Clifton Hill Medical Group
CLIFTON HILL
Dr Ishita Palit
Sherbourne Road Medical Clinic
MONTMORENCY
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Mt Evelyn Medical Surgery
MT EVELYN
Dr Brian Pliatsos
Hanover Street Medical Centre
OAKLEIGH
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Ararat Medical Centre
ARARAT
Dr Victoria Palmer
PARKVILLE
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Laurimar Medical
DOREEN
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Leake Street Clinic
ESSENDON
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Shiloh Medical Practice
DENILIQUIN NSW
Dr Christos Pavlidis
Dr Christos Pavlidis
NORTH MELBOURNE
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Melbourne Health
UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE
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Campaspe Family Practice
KYNETON
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Ormond Medical Centre Pty Ltd
ORMOND
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TEMPLESTOWE LOWER
Dr Natasha Pavlin
Goolum Goolum Aboriginal
Co-operative
HORSHAM
Dr Sebastian Pavone
Eastern Medical Centre
DANDENONG
Dr Denise Powell
Millbank Medical Practice
BUNDABERG QLD
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Knox Medical Centre Bayswater
BAYSWATER
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Dianella Community Health Broadmeadows
BROADMEADOWS
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Family Planning Victoria
BOX HILL
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Romsey Medical Centre
ROMSEY
Dr Christopher Priest
Kyneton Medical Centre
KYNETON
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Macedon Medical Centre
TEMPLESTOWE LOWER
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Whittlesea Clinic
WHITTLESEA
•
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Allied Medical Group Millennium Medical Centre
FOOTSCRAY
•
Dr Jeff Salter
Calder Medical Centre
KEILOR
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Dr Rashmi Saluja
Guardian Medical Highpoint
MARIBYRNONG
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Goonawarra Medical Centre
SUNBURY
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Dr Shradhanand Reddy
Oak Park Medical Centre
OAK PARK
•
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Guardian Medical - Burwood
BURWOOD EAST
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Dr Bruce Reid
Epworth Sports and Exercise
Medicine Group
RICHMOND
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Kardinia Health
BELMONT
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Orbost Medical Clinic
ORBOST
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Rosanna Medical Group
ROSANNA
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Boronia Medical Centre
BORONIA
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Summit Medical Group
COBURG
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Arthur Street Clinic
ST ALBANS
•
Dr Suhanya Sasidharan
Greater Knox Family Practice
BORONIA
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Gathering Place Health Service
- Maidstone
MAIDSTONE
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Dr Jeanine Richardson
Cavenagh Medical Centre
DARWIN NT
•
Dr Olivia Rimington
Warrandyte Consulting Rooms
WARRANDYTE
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Gathering Place Health Service
- Maidstone
MAIDSTONE
Dr Amreesh Saxena
Life Care Medical Centre
DONCASTER
•
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Banksia Medical Centre
NEWCOMB
•
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Family Practice
FRANKSTON
•
Dr David Rodgers
Carrier Street Clinic
BENALLA
•
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Coster Street Medical Practice
BENALLA
•
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Nillumbik Medical Centre
ELTHAM
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Echuca Primary Care Clinic
ECHUCA
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Main Street Medical Centre
LILYDALE
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Buckley Street Family Practice
MORWELL
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Hanson Medical Centre
CRAIGIEBURN
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The Clinic Footscray
FOOTSCRAY
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Oakhill Clinic
RESERVOIR
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Wyndham Health Care
WERRIBEE
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Hopetoun Medical Clinic
HOPETOUN
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Lister House Medical Centre
SHEPPARTON
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Willandra Medical Clinic
EPPING
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Whittlesea Family Medical Clinic
WHITTLESEA
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Medical One - Elwood
ELWOOD
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Spotswood Medical Centre
SPOTSWOOD
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Mount Street Medical Centre
HEIDELBERG
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Rosanna Medical Centre
WATSONIA
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TARNEIT
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Village
FLEMINGTON
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ST KILDA
Dr Angela Rutherford
BRUNSWICK EAST
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St Kyrollos Family Clinic
COBURG
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Leongatha Health Services
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Community Hub Medical Centre
SYDENHAM
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Dr Reddy’s Medical Clinic
COBURG
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Scott Street Medical Centre
MELTON
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ST KILDA
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SOUTH MELBOURNE
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Dr Manal Shamaan
Njernda Aboriginal Health Clinic
ECHUCA
Dr Leon Shapero
Thompson Road Clinic
CRANBOURNE
Dr Simon Shute
Standish Street Surgery
MYRTLEFORD
Dr Shreelatha Shyam
Somerton Road Medical Centre
ROXBURGH PARK
Dr Martin Sia
SIA Medical Centre
ESSENDON
Dr Gary Silver
Raymond McMahon Medical
Centre
ENDEAVOUR HILLS
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Blackburn Clinic
BLACKBURN
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Grovedale Medical Centre
GROVEDALE
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Service - Richmond
RICHMOND
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Wyndham House Clinic
SHEPPARTON
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Melton Medical Clinic
MELTON
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Boronia Medical Centre
BORONIA
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Doctorgaia Medical Centre
COBURG
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Kerang Medical Clinic
KERANG
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Tyner Road Medical Centre
WANTIRNA SOUTH
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Dr John Spilberg
Fountain Gate Medical Centre
NARRE WARREN
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Dr John Stanton
Grantham Street General
Practice
BRUNSWICK WEST
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Dr Alastair Stark
Westcare Medical Centre
MELTON WEST
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Surf Coast Medical Centre Torquay
TORQUAY
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AllMed Consulting Clinic
FITZROY NORTH
Dr Magdalena Simonis
100 Collins Street Medical
Centre
MELBOURNE
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Dr Melanie Simpson
Harding Street Medical Centre
COBURG
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Dr Ban Kiem Tee
Victorian AIDS Council - Gay
Mens Health Centre (The Centre
Clinic)
ST KILDA
Dr Richard Teague
North Yarra Community Health
ABBOTSFORD
•
Assoc Prof Meredith TempleSmith
PARKVILLE
•
Dr Rolf Tsui
TEMPLESTOWE LOWER
•
Dr Galina Tsykin
South Melbourne Family Practice
SOUTH MELBOURNE
•
Dr Edwin Turner
Coliban Medical Centre
KYNETON
•
Mr Hagen Tuschke
PARKVILLE
•
Dr Gurcharan Ubhi
Lilydale Medical Centre
LILYDALE
•
•
•
Dr Alan Underwood
Errol Street Medical Centre
NORTH MELBOURNE
•
Dr Eke Uzoho
Netcare Medical
THOMASTOWN
•
Dr Tom Vaiopoulos
Preston Medical Centre
PRESTON
•
Dr Michael Thomas
ALBURY NSW
Dr Lilli Thompson
BOX HILL
•
•
Dr Loretta Thorn
Doctors of Northcote
FAIRFIELD
•
Dr Claire Thys
Dr Claire’s Room
MILDURA
•
•
Mrs Aliesha Timpson
Power Medical
HAWTHORN
•
Miss Melanie Tippet
West Vic Division of General
Practice
ARARAT
•
•
Dr Helen Tom
Golden City Medical Clinic
BENDIGO
•
•
Dr Michael Tombros
Allied Medical Group - Cairnlea
Superclinic
CAIRNLEA
•
Dr Graeme Smith
The Hills Medical
OLINDA
•
Dr Anil Thakur
Clarence Medical Centre
MACLEAN NSW
Dr Eric Sticklen
Medi 7 - Mooroolbark
MOOROOLBARK
Dr Elias Sleaby
St Albans Complete Health Care
ST ALBANS
Dr Edward Tsui
The Clinic - Bulleen
BULLEEN
•
Dr Satpal Singh
Rumbalara Aboriginal Health
Service
MOOROOPNA
•
•
Dr Raja Udumala
Derrimut Road Medical Centre
HOPPERS CROSSING
•
Dr Jane Sklovsky
Deepdene Surgery
DEEPDENE
Dr Peter Tsoi
Police Road Medical Centre
SPRINGVALE
•
Dr Peter Stevens
Heyfield Medical Centre
HEYFIELD
•
•
•
Dr Santokh Singh
Epping Clinic
EPPING
Dr Keith Skilbeck
Wicklow Avenue Medical Centre
CROYDON
Dr John Tseng
Woodleigh Waters Medical
Clinic
BERWICK
Dr Nguyet (Madeline) Thai
Footscray Medical Clinic
FOOTSCRAY
•
Dr Inessa Stinerman
South Caulfield Family Medical
Clinic
CAULFIELD SOUTH
•
•
Dr Leon Stesin
Blackshaws Road Medical
Centre
ALTONA NORTH
Dr Kushdev Singh
SHEPPARTON
56
Dr Stephen Smith
Banksia Wood Medical Centre
ROSEBUD
•
Mr Colin Sheppard
Dr Deen Shirzada
Westgate Medical Centre Werribee
WERRIBEE
•
Dr David Smylie
Hurstbridge and District Medical
Centre
HURSTBRIDGE
•
Dr Julie Shaw
Dr Robert Shepherd
Rumbalara Aboriginal Health
Service
MOOROOPNA
Dr Ashraf Takla
Boort Medical Practice
BOORT
Dr Rod Stobart
Eureka Medical and Dental
Centre
BALLARAT
•
Dr Kathryn Strasser
Pier Street Medical Centre
ALTONA
•
•
Dr Mark Sweet
Surrey Hills Medical Centre
SURREY HILLS
•
•
Dr Thant Syn
Daintree Medical Centre
WODONGA
•
•
Dr Rodney Trevena
Centre
BRIGHTON EAST
•
Dr Peter Trigg
Yarra Valley Clinic Healesville
HEALESVILLE
Prof Steve Trumble
The Univer0sity of Melbourne
PARKVILLE
Dr Hubert Van Doorn
BRUNSWICK EAST
•
Dr Eric Van Opstal
Ararat Medical Centre
ARARAT
•
Dr Theodore Vanderzeil
North Eltham Medical Centre
ELTHAM NORTH
•
Dr Chandar Varane
MELTON WEST
•
Dr Alfeen Varghese
Daintree Medical Centre
WODONGA
•
Dr Edward Vergara
General Practice Registrars
Australia
MELBOURNE
Ms Christine Towers
KAWARREN
•
•
VicReN Member
•
•
Teaching Practice
Dr Ammar Shah
MELTON WEST
Dr Richard Smith
Toorak Medical Centre
TOORAK
VicReN Member
•
Teaching Practice
•
VicReN Member
VicReN Member
Dr Lydia Senycia
ROSANNA
Teaching Practice
Teaching Practice
•
Dr Claudio Villella
Orygen Youth Health Research
Centre (headspace Glenroy)
GLENROY
•
Dr Maurice Vivarini
Greensborough Road Surgery
GREENSBOROUGH
•
Dr Rob Vrij
Ballarat Group Practice (Victoria
Street)
BALLARAT
•
Dr Saville Waid
Complete Family Care Medical
Centre
NEWPORT
Dr Bruce Wakefield
Ely Street Clinic
WANGARATTA
Dr David Walder
Drysdale Clinic
DRYSDALE
•
Dr Elizabeth Williams
Pascoe Vale Health
PASCOE VALE
•
•
Dr Martin Williams
Prahran East Medical Centre
PRAHRAN
•
•
Dr Stephen Williams
Moonee Ponds Medical Centre
MOONEE PONDS
Dr Kate Walker
Western Region Health Centre Joslin Clinic
WEST FOOTSCRAY
•
Ms Lynne Walker
Walkerevans Consulting
SUNBURY
•
Dr Mary Walsh
TEMPLESTOWE LOWER
•
Dr David Wilson
Lister House Clinic
HORSHAM
•
•
Dr Debra Wilson
Grantham Street General
Practice
BRUNSWICK WEST
•
Dr Fayaz Wani
Boardwalk Health Medical
Centre
POINT COOK
•
Dr Alan Wong
SHEPPARTON
•
Dr John Watts
Alstonville Medical Centre
ALSTONVILLE NSW
•
Dr Cora Wong
TEMPLESTOWE LOWER
•
Dr Georgina Webb
Pound Road Medical Centre
NARRE WARREN SOUTH
•
Dr Ju Min Wong
Grimshaw Street Clinic
BUNDOORA
•
Dr Stephen Webb
Charlton Medical Clinic
CHARLTON
•
Dr Jenny Woods
Collins Place Medical Clinic
MELBOURNE
Dr John Weinrich
Mair Street Medical Practice
BALLARAT
•
Dr Robert Weiss
Frankston Healthcare
FRANKSTON
•
Dr Lyndall Whitecross
ROSANNA
•
Dr Shalini Wickramasinghe
TARNEIT
•
Dr Simon Wilding
FITZROY
Dr Alphonsa William
Hanover Street Medical Centre
OAKLEIGH
•
•
•
Dr Meagan Worthington
Wicklow Avenue Medical Centre
CROYDON
•
Dr Anthony Wright
Johnson Street Clinic
MAFFRA
•
Dr Richard Wright
Richmond Hill Medical Centre
RICHMOND
•
Dr Eva Wu
Waverley Medical Centre
GLEN WAVERLEY
•
Dr Lawrence Wu
Doncaster East Family Medical
Centre
DONCASTER EAST
•
Dr Dong Xu
BOX HILL
Dr Michael Yeo
Swansea Road Clinic
MONTROSE
•
Dr David Zheng
Carnegie & Malvern Medical
Centre
CARNEGIE
•
Dr Mohib Yousef
Seaford Beach Family Clinic
SEAFORD
•
•
Dr Sam Zagarella
Niddrie Medical Centre
NIDDRIE
Dr Ling Zheng
Service - Hawthorn
HAWTHORN
•
Dr Michael Zheng
Stephensons Medical Clinic
MOUNT WAVERLEY
•
•
Dr Omer Zitoun
Wyndham Health Care
WERRIBEE
•
•
•
VicReN Member
Teaching Practice
Dr Simon Young
The Practice
BLACKTOWN NSW
•
Dr Derek Wooff
SHEPPARTON
Dr Feng Yang
Melbourne City Medical Centre
MELBOURNE
VicReN Member
Teaching Practice
•
Dr Mary Zeitoune
Acland Street Medical Centre
ST KILDA
•
•
•
Dr Huiyun Zhao
Vogue Medical
SOUTH YARRA
•
Dr John Wiseman
Medi 7 - Chadstone
CHADSTONE
Dr Sara Whitburn
Rowville Health
ROWVILLE
Dr Hanna Yossry
St Mary Medical Centre
GREENSBOROUGH
Dr Keith Wing-Shing
North Balwyn Medical Clinic
BALWYN NORTH
•
Dr Philip Westmore
Dandenong West Medical Centre
DANDENONG
•
•
Dr Richard Waluk
Balaclava Road Medical Clinic
ST KILDA EAST
•
•
Dr Ge Zeng
Foote Street Medical Centre
TEMPLESTOWE
Dr Atya Zahid
Maroondah Health Care Medical
Centre
RINGWOOD EAST
•
Dr Peter Wexler
Kew Junction Medical Clinic
KEW
Dr Debbie Yiap
Centre
BRIGHTON EAST
Dr Ross Wines
Healthscope - Mill Park Family
Practice
MILL PARK
Dr John Walters
Wellness Medicine
CLIFTON HILL
•
VicReN Member
Teaching Practice
VicReN Member
Teaching Practice
•
•
•
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