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Education, safe drinking practices and FASD in Kimberley
This study was conducted in the Kimberly region (Western Australia) to determine what factors are associated with correct knowledge about safe drinking during pregnancy, with these factors used to help inform future interventions.
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Publishing Date:
9 June, 2014
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Journal Name:
Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health
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Authors:
Phillip S. Kavanagh, Jennifer S. Payne
Mental and Behavioral Disorders Due to Substance Abuse and Perinatal Outcomes: A Study Based on Linked Population Data in New South Wales, Australia
This study linked birth and hospital records in NSW. Subjects included primiparous mothers admitted to hospital for MBD due to use of alcohol, opioids or cannabinoids during peri-conception and pregnancy
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Publishing Date:
8 May, 2014
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Journal Name:
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health
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Authors:
Michelle R. Bonello, Fenglian Xu, Zhuoyang Li, Lucy Burns, Marie-Paule Austin, Elizabeth A. Sullivan
Australia plays “catch up” with FASD
This article provides an overview of FASD policy, health prevention, diagnosis and management in Australia.
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Publishing Date:
8 April, 2014
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Journal Name:
International Journal of Alcohol and Drug Research
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Authors:
Elizabeth J. Elliott
Commentary on Australian FASD diagnostic guidelines
This commentary considers the issues around the need for a single diagnostic criteria for FASD internationally.
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Publishing Date:
1 April, 2014
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Journal Name:
BMC Pediatrics
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Authors:
Susan J. Astley
Messages that increase women’s intentions to abstain from alcohol during pregnancy
This study evaluated three different advertising concepts addressing alcohol and pregnancy with women living in Perth.
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Publishing Date:
13 January, 2014
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Journal Name:
BMC Public Health
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Authors:
Kathryn E. France, Robert J. Donovan, Carol Bower, Elizabeth J. Elliott, Janet M. Payne, Heather D’Antoine, Anne E. Bartu
Better health services needed to break cycle of juvenile offending
Writing for The Conversation, Aneeka Simonis interviews an expert panel on why young people need to be properly assessed for cognitive impairment or functional problems.
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Publishing Date:
11 December, 2013
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Journal Name:
The Conversation
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Authors:
Aneeka Simonis
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