P E Schofield
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Recent Articles
1.
Toumbourou J, Williams I, White V, Snow P, Munro G, Schofield P
Addiction
. 2004 Mar;
99(4):498-508.
PMID: 15049749
Aims: To establish predictors of age 21 alcohol-related harm from prior drinking patterns, current levels of alcohol consumption and use of controlled drinking strategies. Participants: One thousand, five hundred and...
2.
Schofield P, Butow P, Thompson J, Tattersall M, Beeney L, Dunn S
Ann Oncol
. 2002 Dec;
14(1):48-56.
PMID: 12488292
Background: Current recommendations on how to break bad news are primarily based on expert opinion. Little is known about the association between communication practices and patients' psychological response. Patients And...
3.
Schofield P, Beeney L, Thompson J, Butow P, Tattersall M, Dunn S
Ann Oncol
. 2001 May;
12(3):365-71.
PMID: 11332150
Background: In the past, recommendations on how to break the bad news of a cancer diagnosis have been based on expert opinion. Recently, consensus-based guidelines for medical practitioners have been...
4.
Schofield P, Freeman J, Dixon H, Borland R, Hill D
Aust N Z J Public Health
. 2001 Apr;
25(1):62-5.
PMID: 11297305
Objective: To study changes in sun protection behaviour, exposure and sunburn that occur from late adolescence to young adulthood. Method: A longitudinal design was used to survey a cohort on...
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Schofield P, Hill D
Aust N Z J Public Health
. 2000 Jan;
23(6):654-6.
PMID: 10641361
Objective: To determine the validity of self-reported in-patient smoking status data collected by admissions staff. Method: Smoking status of new inpatients was recorded on to the computer registration screen. Urine...
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Schofield P, Hill D, Johnston C, Streeton J
Prev Med
. 1999 Dec;
29(6 Pt 1):527-34.
PMID: 10600434
Background: The objective was to assess the effectiveness of a directly mailed smoking cessation intervention to discharged hospital patients. Methods: A randomized controlled trial was used. In the 2 weeks...
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Laforge R, Velicer W, Levesque D, Fava J, Hill D, Schofield P, et al.
Tob Control
. 1998 Nov;
7(3):241-6.
PMID: 9825418
Objective: To explore the validity, reliability, and applicability of using a short, psychometrically sound survey instrument to measure population attitudes toward tobacco control policies. Design: Surveys. Subjects And Setting: Student...
8.
Schofield P, Borland R, Hill D, Pattison P, Hibbert M
Tob Control
. 1998 Oct;
7(2):149-55.
PMID: 9789933
Objective: To describe patterns of smoking in a cohort of young adults over the first 15 months after leaving school. Design: A four-wave, longitudinal survey design was used to gather...
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Schofield P, Hill D, Johnston C, Streeton J
Med Care
. 1995 Feb;
33(2):161-9.
PMID: 7837824
The authors attempted to determine if the self-reported practices of hospital doctors regarding smoking cessation advice to their patients, would be influenced by the introduction of a scheme in which...
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Schofield P, Cockburn J, Hill D, Reading D
J Med Screen
. 1994 Jul;
1(3):144-9.
PMID: 8790507
Objectives: To predict attendance at a mammographic screening programme after a community health promotion campaign and attendance after a personal invitation in addition to that campaign. Setting: A pilot mammographic...