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The School has an active research profile and this is demonstrated in the number and range of publications produced by staff and postgraduate students within the School and its Centres (
see research publications
).
Examples of recent grant awards are summarised in the
Grant Awards Report 2004
. This document highlights the diversity of public health research activities being undertaken by the School and its Centres, from organisational research in the primary health care setting to medication management within the hospital setting, and from social research in HIV/AIDS to controlled trials in falls prevention. It is the extent of interests and expertise which staff bring to their work which allows the School to contribute at a local, national, and international level to health research, policy and practice.
The document,
Research, Policy and Practice
, outlines the work of our School and Centres and gives an overview of the types of activities undertaken by the School and its Centres.
Investigating psychosocial and mental health policy and services in countries emerging from conflict and natural disaster
A multi-component intervention for smoking cessation among Australian male prison inmates
Absolute risk assessment in general practice - a pilot study to measure impact on prescribing and adherence to guidelines
After the questions: outcomes of routine screening for domestic violence in NSW Health services
Barriers and facilitators to compliance with hot tap water temperature regulations in NSW
Chronic disease management at the policy research interface
Contagion & Connection: Pandemic Influenza in the Public Domain
Health Services Research: A randomised controlled trial to evaluate a model of comprehensive stroke care
Multicomponent risk factor intervention for people with a severe mental illness: a feasibility study
NHMRC Capacity Building Grant in Population Health – mathematical modeling of infectious diseases
Research Informing Policy: Ethnic Affairs Policy
Sexual Health and Attitudes of Australian Prisoners
Understanding the barriers and bridges to the development and implementation of evidence-informed sports injury prevention policy in NSW
Who acquires infection from whom across international borders? New approaches for control of emerging infections through understanding travel patterns
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Anil Prakash
School Executive Officer
School of Public Health
and Community Medicine
University of New South Wales
Sydney, NSW 2052 Australia
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+61 (2) 9385 2446
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+61 (2) 9313 6185
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a.prakash@unsw.edu.au
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