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  What's new about new cinema history?

  Bowles, K. & Maltby, R., 2009.

  Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper › peer-review

• What's so 'Public' about 'Public Space'? Unpacking the Depth of the Concept

  Carlisle, E., 2014.

  Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper › peer-review

• What stops schools selling health food?

  Fielding, M., Kilkkinen, A. & Boak, R., 2006.

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• What students know about making good use of learning and teaching situations

  Lawson, M., 2004.

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• What we know and don't know about media effect on body image

  Tiggemann, M., 2006.

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• What works in school based education? A systematic review

  Lee, N., Cameron, J., Battams, S. & Roche, A., 2014.

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• What young children say about television food advertising

  Mehta, K., Coveney, J., Magarey, A., Spurrier, N. & Udell, T., 2006.

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• When are children of immigrant mothers healthy, happy, and smart?

  Robinson, J., 2013.

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• When does typical development become atypical?

  Young, R., Williamson, P., Brewer, N. & Bradshaw, G., 2009.

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• When environmental support fails: Part-set cueing in older and younger adults

  Luszcz, M. & Lane, A., 2006.

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• When environmental support fails: Part-set cueing in older and younger adults

  Luszcz, M. & Lane, A., 2006.

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• When flexible work arrangements are not equal: the interaction of work demands and flexible work arrangements. A study of the impact of flexible work arrangements in the South Australian Public Sector

  Hutchinson, C., 2012.

  Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper › peer-review

• When Screen Experience Meets Real Experience: Re-enactment by Screen-Tourists in Filmed Location

  Kim, S. K. & Carl, D., 2007.

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• Where are our Future Leaders of Teaching and Learning Going to Come From?

  List, S., Burke Da Silva, K. & Palmer, E., 2014.

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• Where are the policies for PDA usage in the Australian healthcare environment?

  Williams, P. A. H., 2005, p. 401-408. 7 p.

  Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper › peer-review

  5 Citations (Scopus)

• Where culture meets strategy: towards an integrated theory for fast-growing organisations

  Hubbard, G. & Seet, P-S., 2006.

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• Where does this tiger come from?-A robust molecular technique for simultaneous identification of endangered species and subspecies

  Kitpipit, T., Tobe, S., Kitchener, A., Gill, P. & Linacre, A., Dec 2011, p. e532-e533.

  Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper › peer-review

• Where do we come from? What are we? Where are we going?

  Zeegers, P., 2004.

  Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper › peer-review

• Where is the human waist? Definitions, manual compared to scanner measurements

  Veitch, D., 23 Apr 2012, p. 4018-4024. 7 p.

  Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper › peer-review
  7 Citations (Scopus)

• Where to begin?: Problems in Teaching Critical Reasoning to NESB Students

  Davies, W., 2001.

  Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper › peer-review

• Where To From Here? Social Work and Research Opportunities In The Rapidly Changing Australian Cancer Care Field

  Burns, C., 2005.

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• Where’s the Transformation? Unlocking the Potential of Technology-Enhanced Assessment

  Sweeney, T-A., West, D., Groessler, A., Haynie, A., Higgs, B., Macaulay, J., Mercer-Mapstone, L. & Yeo, M., 2016. 16 p.

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• Which online format is most effective for assisting Baby Boomers to complete advance directives? A randomised controlled trial of email prompting versus online education

  Bradley, S., Tieman, J., Phillips, P. & Woodman, R., 24 Nov 2015.

  Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper › peer-review

• WH in South Australia

  Abigail, W., 2009.

  Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper › peer-review

• Whiteness in Community Child Health

  Grant, J., 2006.

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• Whiteness in dietetics - Does it influence our practice in Aboriginal Health?

  Wilson, A., Magarey, A., Jones, M. & Kelly, J., 2012.

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• Whither engagement? Challenges for community engagement within academia

  Star, C., 2007.

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• Who cares for the caregiver in the advanced cancer setting? The role of emotional support

  Burns, C., 2006.

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• Who Cares For Those Home Alone With A Terminal Illness?

  Aoun, S., Kristjanson, L., Currow, D., Skett, K., Oldham, L. & Yates, P., 2007.

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• WHO commission on social determinants of health: overview of Indigenous initiative

  Walker, D., Downey, B., Greenwood, M., Baum, F., Houston, S. & Bentley, M., 2007.

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• Who really undertakes family caregiving at the end of life?

  Burns, C., 2008.

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• Who's afraid of populism? American populism, conservatism and welfare reform

  O'Connor, B., 2002.

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• WHT Solomos vest was ripped

  Tsianikas, M., 2001.

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• Why Are Interest Expenses Tax Deductible?

  Karpavicius, S. & Yu, F., 2013.

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• Why Arendt? Employing Hannah Arendt's Concepts of Plurality, Thinking and Judgement to Inform a Reconsideration of Educational Leadership

  Rogers, B., 2013.

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• Why are patients so complex?

  Phillips, C., 2013. 1 p.

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• Why are people dissatisfied after cataract surgery?

  Pesudovs, K. & Coster, D., 2005.

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• Why Become an ACCYPN Credentialed Nurse?

  Parry, Y. & Patane, I., 2018.

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• Why don't more ICT students do PhDs?

  Guerin, C., Jayatilaka, A., Calder, P., McCulloch, A. & Ranasinghe, D., 2015, p. 73-80. 8 p.

  Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper › peer-review

  2 Citations (Scopus)

• Why do women expatriate for jobs abroad less than men?

  Tharenou, P., 2007.

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• Why financial reporting of Australian not for profits does not need to meet GPFRs requirements

  Gurd, B., Palmer, P. & Wilson, K., 2008.

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• Why is oral care not a priority on acute stroke units?

  Murray, J., Barker, A., Underdown, K. & Lynch, E., 1 Aug 2018, p. 10. 1 p.

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• Why is self-forgiveness so difficult? Understanding the lived experience of self-forgiveness

  Woodyatt, L., de Vel-Palumbo, M., Wenzel, M. & DeSilva, S., 12 Aug 2018.

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• Why publish in a journal read by your peers, h-index and impact factors

  Caon, M., 2009.

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• Why some patients donate frozen embryos to research and why their reasons are important

  De Lacey, S., 2009.

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• Why the sociological imagination? A comparison of C.Wright Mills and John Dewey on the concept of the imagination

  de la Fuente, E., 2005.

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• Why understanding the dynamics of Population Health is essential to Health in All Policies

  Baum, F., 2007.

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• Why university? Reasons people with intellectual disability choose higher education or other options

  Davies, H., Rillotta, F. & Lawless, A., 2018.

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• Why Would You Want to Work in a MAGNET Hospital?

  Cox, J., 2006.

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• Widening participation: does cultural capital really make a difference for first year students?

  King, S., Luzeckyj, A., Scutter, S. & Brinkworth, R., 2011.

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