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2008A confirmatory factor analysis of the Acute Stress Disorder InterviewBrooks, R.; Silove, D.; Bryant, R.; O'Donnell, M.; Creamer, M.; McFarlane, A.
2017Trajectories of anxiety and health related quality of life during pregnancySchubert, K.; Air, T.; Clark, S.; Grzeskowiak, L.; Miller, E.; Dekker, G.; Baune, B.; Clifton, V.; Mazza, M.
2020Is ‘minimally adequate treatment’ really adequate? investigating the effect of mental health treatment on quality of life for children with mental health problems.Ride, J.; Huang, L.; Mulraney, M.; Hiscock, H.; Coghill, D.; Sawyer, M.; Sciberras, E.; Dalziel, K.
2022Longitudinal relationship between posttraumatic stress symptoms and physical symptoms in military veteransGraham, K.; Lawrence-Wood, E.; McFarlane, A.
2008Have broad-based community and professional education programs influenced mental health literacy and treatment seeking of those with major depression and suicidal ideation?Goldney, R.; Fisher, L.
1996A Prospective Study of Childhood Emotional and Behavioural Probelms in Port Pirie, South AustraliaSawyer, M.; Mudge, J.; Carty, V.; Baghurst, P.; McMichael, A.
2013Disability after injury: the cumulative burden of physical and mental healthO'Donnell, M.; Varker, T.; Holmes, A.; Ellen, S.; Wade, D.; Creamer, M.; Silove, D.; McFarlane, A.; Bryant, R.; Forbes, D.
2016Prediction of late-onset psychiatric disorder in survivors of severe injury: findings of a latent transition analysisForbes, D.; Alkemade, N.; Nickerson, A.; Bryant, R.; Creamer, M.; Silove, D.; McFarlane, A.; Van Hooff, M.; Phelps, A.; Rees, S.; Steele, Z.; O'Donnell, M.
2006Psychiatric disorder and separation from military service: a 10-year retrospective studyCreamer, M.; Carboon, I.; Forbes, A.; McKenzie, D.; McFarlane, A.; Kelsall, H.; Sim, M.

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