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Prosser SJ, Miller YD, Armanasco A, Hennegan J, Porter J, THOMPSON R. 2013. Findings from the Having a Baby in Queensland Survey, 2012. Brisbane, Australia: Queensland Centre for Mothers & Babies, The University of Queensland.
Prosser SJ, Miller YD, Armanasco A, Hennegan J, Porter J, & Thompson R. (2013). Findings from the Having a Baby in Queensland Survey, 2012. Brisbane, Australia: Queensland Centre for Mothers & Babies, The University of Queensland.
Prosser SJ, Miller YD, Armanasco A, Hennegan J, Porter J, & Thompson R. (2013). Findings from the Having a Baby in Queensland Survey, 2012. Brisbane, Australia: Queensland Centre for Mothers & Babies, The University of Queensland.
Thompson R, Wojcieszek AM, Dane AC, Miller YD, Gallois C. (2012). “It’s just the sort of thing I think everyone needs”: A report on the evaluation of the Having a Baby in Queensland Website. Report prepared for the Maternity Unit, Primary, Community and Extended Care Branch, Queensland Health. Brisbane, Australia: Queensland Centre for Mothers & Babies, The University of Queensland.
Dane AC, Thompson R, Miller YD. (2011). A call for better care? Evaluation of the effectiveness of the Universal Postnatal Contact Services in improving women’s satisfaction with care and confidence. Report prepared for the Maternity Unit, Primary, Community and Extended Care Branch, Queensland Health. Brisbane, Australia: Queensland Centre for Mothers & Babies, The University of Queensland.
Miller YD, THOMPSON R, Porter J, Prosser SJ. 2011. Findings from the Having a Baby in Queensland Survey, 2010. Brisbane, Australia: Queensland Centre for Mothers & Babies, The University of Queensland.
Miller YD, Thompson R R, Porter J, & Prosser S. (2011). Findings from the Having a Baby in Queensland Survey, 2010. Brisbane, Australia: Queensland Centre for Mothers & Babies, The University of Queensland.
Miller YD, Thompson R R, Porter J, & Prosser S. (2011). Findings from the Having a Baby in Queensland Survey, 2010. Brisbane, Australia: Queensland Centre for Mothers & Babies, The University of Queensland.
Miller YD, THOMPSON R, Porter J, Prosser SJ, Fletcher R. 2010. Findings from the Having a Baby in Queensland Pilot Survey, 2009. Brisbane, Australia: Queensland Centre for Mothers & Babies, The University of Queensland.
Miller YD, Thompson R, Porter J, Fletcher R, & Lee C. (2010). Report of findings from Pilot Implementation of the Queensland Maternity Experiences (‘Having a Baby in Queensland’) Survey. Report prepared for the Maternity Unit, Primary, Community and Extended Care Branch, Queensland Health.
Miller YD, Thompson R, Porter J, Fletcher R, & Lee C. (2010). Report of findings from Pilot Implementation of the Queensland Maternity Experiences (‘Having a Baby in Queensland’) Survey. Report prepared for the Maternity Unit, Primary, Community and Extended Care Branch, Queensland Health.
Miller YD, Thompson R, Porter J, Lee C. (2010). Key indicators for inclusion in the Queensland Maternity Experiences (‘Having a Baby in Queensland’) Survey. Report prepared for the Maternity Unit, Primary, Community and Extended Care Branch, Queensland Health.
Miller YD, Porter J, Thompson R, Fletcher R, Lee C. (2010). Preliminary Report on Selected Results from the Having a Baby in Queensland Pilot Survey. Report prepared for the Maternity Unit, Primary, Community and Extended Care Branch, Queensland Health.
Thompson R, & Ahern J. (2009). A review of clinical practice during labour and vaginal birth to reduce risk of third- and fourth-degree perineal tearing. Systematic review commissioned by the Clinical Practice Improvement Centre, Queensland Health.
2009 I conducted systematic review of evidence on clinical practices that affect the likelihood of perineal injury which has led to the inclusion of perineal injury as one of the Variable Life Adjusted Display (VLAD) indicators for state-wide monitoring of quality and safety in health care in Queensland
Variable Life Adjusted Display (VLAD) Indicators - Centre for Healthcare Improvement, Queensland Health
I undertook a commissioned systematic review of evidence on clinical practices that predict severe perineal injury during childbirth, as part of the development of indicators for statewide monitoring of quality and safety in health care. This review led, in part, to the inclusion of 'Third- and fourth-degree perineal tears' as an indicator in the statistical process control methodology used to monitor health care quality in Queensland.
2009 I conducted systematic review of evidence on clinical practices that affect the likelihood of perineal injury which has led to the inclusion of perineal injury as one of the Variable Life Adjusted Display (VLAD) indicators for state-wide monitoring of quality and safety in health care in Queensland
Variable Life Adjusted Display (VLAD) Indicators - Centre for Healthcare Improvement, Queensland Health
I undertook a commissioned systematic review of evidence on clinical practices that predict severe perineal injury during childbirth, as part of the development of indicators for statewide monitoring of quality and safety in health care. This review led, in part, to the inclusion of 'Third- and fourth-degree perineal tears' as an indicator in the statistical process control methodology used to monitor health care quality in Queensland.
Miller YD, Marshall AL, Wilkinson SA, Fjeldsoe BS, Heesch K, Thompson R, Burton N, Prosser, S. (2009). Caboolture Mums and Little Ones: The development of a nutrition and physical activity project for pregnancy and early life. Report prepared for Health Promotion Queensland, Queensland Health.
Sanders MR, Ralph A, Thompson R, Sofronoff K, Gardiner P, Bidwell K, Dwyer S. (2005). Every Family: A public health approach to promoting children’s wellbeing: Technical report. Report prepared for Beyondblue: The National Depression Initiative.
