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- Screening Protocols for Identifying Palliative Care Needs in Primary Care: a scoping review (2026) (pdf)
- Psychometric properties of palliative care outcome measures: a multi-centre study (2025) (pdf)
- A National Quality Initiative to Improve Palliative Care Outcomes: Identifying Enabling Factors that Drive Quality Improvement (2025) (pdf)
- Using normalization process theory to evaluate the use of patient-centred outcome measures in specialist palliative home care—a qualitative interview study (2024) (pdf)
- The experience of Australian aged care workers during a trial implementation of a palliative care outcomes programme (2024) (pdf)
- Palliative care symptoms and problems in a culturally and linguistically diverse population: large retrospective cohort study (2023) (pdf)
- Appetite-Related Distress Is Burdensome in the Last Sixty Days of Life of People Receiving Palliative Care: A National Longitudinal Consecutive Cohort Study (2022) (pdf)
- Preferred Place of Death—A Study of 2 Specialist Community Palliative Care Services in Australia (2021) (pdf)
- Patient-reported outcome measurement of symptom distress is feasible in most clinical scenarios in palliative care: an observational study involving routinely collected data (2021) (pdf)