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Studies in Health Technology and Informatics|June 29, 1999
Computer experience and computer attitude: a model to predict the use of computerised information systemsF Yaghmaie, R Jayasuriya, P Rawstorne
AIDS Care|October 3, 2006
Association between risk of acquiring HIV and beliefs and perceptions about the lived experience of HIV/AIDS among HIV-negative or untested men who have sex with menM Sidat, P Rawstorne, N Lister, et al.
AIDS Care|June 4, 2002
Increasing proportions of Australian gay and homosexually active men engage in unprotected anal intercourse with regular and with casual partnersP Van De Ven, P Rawstorne, J Crawford, et al.
Health & Justice|February 9, 2020
Koori voices: self-harm, suicide attempts, arrests and substance use among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander adolescents following residential treatmentS Nathan, K Maru, M Williams, et al.
AIDS and Behavior|November 26, 2009
Predictors of HIV disclosure among untested, HIV-negative and HIV-positive Australian men who had anal intercourse with their most recent casual male sex partnerM Holt, P Rawstorne, H Worth, et al.
AIDS and Behavior|January 8, 2011
HIV testing, gay community involvement and internet use: social and behavioural correlates of HIV testing among Australian men who have sex with menM Holt, P Rawstorne, J Wilkinson, et al.
AIDS Care|March 17, 2007
Marijuana as therapy for people living with HIV/AIDS: social and health aspectsA Fogarty, P Rawstorne, G Prestage, et al.
AIDS Care|July 23, 2005
Trends and predictors of HIV-positive community attachment among PLWHAP Rawstorne, G Prestage, J Grierson, et al.
AIDS Care|April 25, 2007
Differences between HIV-positive gay men who 'frequently', 'sometimes' or 'never' engage in unprotected anal intercourse with serononconcordant casual partners: positive Health cohort, AustraliaP Rawstorne, A Fogarty, J Crawford, et al.
AIDS Care|September 3, 2002
In a minority of gay men, sexual risk practice indicates strategic positioning for perceived risk reduction rather than unbridled sexP Van de Ven, S Kippax, J Crawford, et al.
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