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Helen Breen

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International Journal of Mental Health and Addiction|April 8, 2014
Aboriginal Gambling and Problem Gambling: A ReviewHelen Breen, Sally Gainsbury
Journal of Gambling Studies|July 5, 2002
A profile of gaming machine players in clubs in Sydney, AustraliaNerilee Hing, Helen Breen
Journal of Gambling Studies|October 12, 2002
Machine gaming in Sydney clubs: characteristics of the supporting resident populationsHelen Breen, Nerilee Hing, Paul Weeks
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health|December 8, 2010
Respecting cultural values: conducting a gambling survey in an Australian Indigenous communityNerilee Hing, Helen Breen, Ashley Gordon
Journal of Gambling Studies|February 5, 2013
Risk factors for problem gambling among indigenous Australians: an empirical studyNerilee Hing, Helen Breen, Ashley Gordon, et al.
Journal of Gambling Studies|January 23, 2013
The gambling behavior of indigenous AustraliansNerilee Hing, Helen Breen, Ashley Gordon, et al.
Journal of Gambling Studies|June 7, 2013
Gambling harms and gambling help-seeking amongst indigenous AustraliansNerilee Hing, Helen Breen, Ashley Gordon, et al.
Health Promotion International|August 6, 2016
Proposing a health promotion framework to address gambling problems in Australian Indigenous communitiesMarisa Fogarty, Nicola Coalter, Ashley Gordon, et al.
Violence Against Women|November 24, 2021
Understanding the Determinants of Gambling-Related Intimate Partner Violence: Perspectives From Women Who GambleCathy O'Mullan, Nerilee Hing, Lydia Mainey, et al.
Frontiers in Psychology|October 31, 2022
An integrative review of research on gambling and domestic and family violence: Fresh perspectives to guide future researchNerilee Hing, Cathy O'Mullan, Lydia Mainey, et al.
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International Journal of Mental Health and Addiction|April 8, 2014
Aboriginal Gambling and Problem Gambling: A ReviewHelen Breen, Sally Gainsbury
Journal of Gambling Studies|July 5, 2002
A profile of gaming machine players in clubs in Sydney, AustraliaNerilee Hing, Helen Breen
Journal of Gambling Studies|October 12, 2002
Machine gaming in Sydney clubs: characteristics of the supporting resident populationsHelen Breen, Nerilee Hing, Paul Weeks
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health|December 8, 2010
Respecting cultural values: conducting a gambling survey in an Australian Indigenous communityNerilee Hing, Helen Breen, Ashley Gordon
Journal of Gambling Studies|February 5, 2013
Risk factors for problem gambling among indigenous Australians: an empirical studyNerilee Hing, Helen Breen, Ashley Gordon, et al.
Journal of Gambling Studies|January 23, 2013
The gambling behavior of indigenous AustraliansNerilee Hing, Helen Breen, Ashley Gordon, et al.
Journal of Gambling Studies|June 7, 2013
Gambling harms and gambling help-seeking amongst indigenous AustraliansNerilee Hing, Helen Breen, Ashley Gordon, et al.
Health Promotion International|August 6, 2016
Proposing a health promotion framework to address gambling problems in Australian Indigenous communitiesMarisa Fogarty, Nicola Coalter, Ashley Gordon, et al.
Violence Against Women|November 24, 2021
Understanding the Determinants of Gambling-Related Intimate Partner Violence: Perspectives From Women Who GambleCathy O'Mullan, Nerilee Hing, Lydia Mainey, et al.
Frontiers in Psychology|October 31, 2022
An integrative review of research on gambling and domestic and family violence: Fresh perspectives to guide future researchNerilee Hing, Cathy O'Mullan, Lydia Mainey, et al.
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