Julie H Dean
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Boyle F, Horey D, Dean J, Lohan A, Middleton P, Flenady V
J Perinat Med
. 2022 Feb;
50(6):822-831.
PMID: 35191280
Objectives: Perinatal bereavement care is a complex area of practice. The COVID-19 pandemic led to reconfiguration of maternity and perinatal bereavement care services. This study explores Australian health care providers'...
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Boyle F, Horey D, Dean J, Loughnan S, Ludski K, Mead J, et al.
Women Birth
. 2020 Oct;
33(6):531-536.
PMID: 33092703
Stillbirth is a tragedy that can leave parents feeling powerless and vulnerable. Respectful and supportive bereavement care is essential to reducing adverse psychosocial impact. Initiatives of the Australian Centre of...
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Dean J, Shanahan D, Bush R, Gaston K, Lin B, Barber E, et al.
Int J Environ Res Public Health
. 2018 Jul;
15(7).
PMID: 29966307
Nature relatedness is a psychological characteristic with the potential to drive interaction with nature and influence well-being. We surveyed 1538 people in Brisbane, Australia to investigate how nature relatedness varies...
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Boyle F, Posner T, Mutch A, Farley R, Dean J, Nilsson A
Med Educ Online
. 2017 Mar;
7(1):4546.
PMID: 28253756
The Building Partnerships Program at the University of Queensland, Australia seeks to address the dual challenge of preparing doctors who are responsive to the community while providing a meaningful context...
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Boyle F, Dean J, Young C, Mutch A
Prim Health Care Res Dev
. 2015 Nov;
17(4):393-404.
PMID: 26573392
Unlabelled: Aim Consumer health organisations (CHOs) are non-profit or voluntary sector organisations that promote and represent the interests of patients and carers affected by particular conditions. The purpose of this...
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Boyle F, Mutch A, Barber E, Carroll C, Dean J
BMC Pregnancy Childbirth
. 2015 Nov;
15:291.
PMID: 26552446
Background: The death of a baby before or soon after birth can place an enormous psychological toll on parents. Parent support groups have grown in response to bereaved parents' unmet...
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Shanahan D, Lin B, Bush R, Gaston K, Dean J, Barber E, et al.
Am J Public Health
. 2015 Jan;
105(3):470-7.
PMID: 25602866
There is mounting concern for the health of urban populations as cities expand at an unprecedented rate. Urban green spaces provide settings for a remarkable range of physical and mental...
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Boyle F, Mutch A, Dean J, Dick M, Del Mar C
Prim Health Care Res Dev
. 2011 Jul;
12(3):245-54.
PMID: 21798122
Aim: To assess whether a print-based intervention led to increased contact with consumer health organisations (CHOs) by general practice patients with chronic disease. Background: CHOs can enhance people's capacity to...
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Young C, Mutch A, Boyle F, Dean J
Aust J Prim Health
. 2010 Sep;
16(3):260-7.
PMID: 20815997
While chronic disease places an increasing burden on Australia's primary care system it is unrealistic to expect GPs to meet the range of support needs experienced by patients managing chronic...
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Boyle F, Mutch A, Dean J, Dick M, Del Mar C
Health Soc Care Community
. 2009 May;
17(6):628-35.
PMID: 19469913
As health systems worldwide confront a growing prevalence of chronic disease, attention has focused on self-management as a strategy for delivering better outcomes for individuals and the health system. Consumer...