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Asia-Pacific Journal of Clinical Oncology|November 14, 2019
Clinical impact of data feedback at lung cancer multidisciplinary team meetings: A mixed methods studyEmily Stone, Nicole M Rankin, Shalini K Vinod, et al.Journal of Palliative Medicine|October 21, 2020
The Development of the Australian National Palliative Care Clinical Studies Collaborative "Integrating Qualitative Research into Clinical Trials Framework"Jennifer Philip, Anna Collins, Jane Phillips, et al.Trials|March 4, 2011
An intervention to promote physical activity and self-management in people with stable chronic heart failure The Home-Heart-Walk study: study protocol for a randomized controlled trialHui Y Du, Phillip J Newton, Robert Zecchin, et al.ERJ Open Research|October 15, 2021
Health service utilisation associated with chronic breathlessness: random population sampleDavid C Currow, Sungwon Chang, Magnus Ekström, et al.BMC Pulmonary Medicine|March 19, 2022
Lower workforce participation is associated with more severe persisting breathlessnessJoseph Clark, Sungwon Chang, Irina Kinchin, et al.ERJ Open Research|December 31, 2019
Isolating peripheral effects of endogenous opioids in modulating exertional breathlessness in people with moderate or severe COPD: a randomised controlled trialDavid C Currow, Toby Hunt, Sandra Louw, et al.BMJ Open|December 7, 2018
Combating escalating harms associated with pharmaceutical opioid use in Australia: the POPPY II study protocolNatasa Gisev, Sallie-Anne Pearson, Timothy Dobbins, et al.Palliative Medicine|November 2, 2020
Do family meetings for hospitalised palliative care patients improve outcomes and reduce health care costs? A cluster randomised trialPeter Hudson, Afaf Girgis, Kristina Thomas, et al.Journal of Pain and Symptom Management|October 27, 2019
Controlled-Release Oxycodone vs. Placebo in the Treatment of Chronic Breathlessness-A Multisite Randomized Placebo Controlled TrialDiana H Ferreira, Sandra Louw, Philip McCloud, et al.Journal of Pain and Symptom Management|April 22, 2015
The Effect of Methylphenidate on Fatigue in Advanced Cancer: An Aggregated N-of-1 TrialGeoffrey K Mitchell, Janet R Hardy, Catherine J Nikles, et al.Pageof 42