Biography
Professor Livingston has been the Associate Dean – Research in the Faculty of Health, Deakin University since 2012. This role involves providing leadership and strategic direction regarding the Faculty’s research agenda by providing research advice to the Executive Dean-Health, Heads of Schools, Institute and Strategic Research Centre Directors, as well as senior and junior researchers.
Professor Livingston is a researcher and member of the Institute for Health Transformation, Centre for Quality and Patient Safety. Her key research focus is in the development and implementation of clinical and community based interventions, programs, policy initiatives and guidelines to improve health delivery and outcomes for people affected by cancer and their carers. Her studies have demonstrated gaps in service delivery and she and her teams have developed recommendations, changes in clinical and community practice, and policy initiatives to improve consumer access to health services.
Despite working part-time from 1997-2012 and now having an administrative load in her current role as Associate Dean Research, Professor Livingston has generated over $7 million in successful grant applications including NHMRC (as Principal Investigator or Co-Investigator), ARC (Principal Investigator), Department of Health and Vichealth grants; published over 155 publications in refereed journals and contributed to over 180 presentations at international, national and local conferences.
Based on Scopus citation data, Prof Livingston’s overall Field Weighted Citation Impact (FWCI) for outputs published is 1.59, indicating her publications have received 59% more citations than is average for similar publications (same publication year, publication type and discipline) and her publications have been cited across 84 countries worldwide. She is also recognised internationally with an Affiliated Professorship in Supportive Technology in Cancer Treatment at University of Copenhagen (ranked #38 in the world: Academic Ranking of World Universities).
Professor Livingston is currently the Principal Investigator on a NHMRC Partnership grant (2015-9, $765,000) investigating smartphone technology to support people diagnosed with cancer. and was a Principal Investigator on a multi-state, multi-centre NHMRC-funded randomised controlled trial (2014-8; $542,000) investigating carer burden among carers of cancer patients. She led a multi-centre randomised controlled trial with funding from ARC and Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia investigating the impact of a 12 week exercise program among men with prostate cancer; led the evaluation of a Department of Health survivorship program at Barwon Health and Western region of Victoria, and is co-investigator on other externally funded projects.
Her research incorporates both qualitative and quantitative methodologies, across both clinical and community settings. Each of these roles has required academic leadership, innovation and motivation skills to develop and manage the projects and associated budgets, as well as advanced interpersonal and problem solving skills, extensive collaboration to ensure their successful completion within the specified time frames. These programs of research have enabled her to build capacity by successfully training Honours and HDR students, mentoring academic staff, research assistants and casual staff. She has supervised 14 Higher Degree scholars to completion, and 7 Honours students, 3 of which received a 90% or higher thesis results.
Prof Livingston is Chair of the NHMRC Clinical Trials and Cohort Studies Grants review panel, panel member for the NHMRC Partnership Grants Scheme, Movember Project Grant Scheme, Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia, John Mills Young Investigator Fellowship Scheme and Epworth Healthcare Project Scheme. She is also an active member of Research Australia’s Roundtable.
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Professor Livingston has been the Associate Dean – Research in the Faculty of Health, Deakin University since 2012. This role involves providing leadership and strategic direction regarding the Faculty’s research agenda by providing research advice to the Executive Dean-Health, Heads of Schools, Institute and Strategic Research Centre Directors, as well as senior and junior researchers.
Professor Livingston is a researcher and member of the Institute for Health Transformation, Centre for Quality and Patient Safety. Her key research focus is in the development and implementation of clinical and community based interventions, programs, policy initiatives and guidelines to improve health delivery and outcomes for people affected by cancer and their carers. Her studies have demonstrated gaps in service delivery and she and her teams have developed recommendations, changes in clinical and community practice, and policy initiatives to improve consumer access to health services.
Despite working part-time from 1997-2012 and now having an administrative load in her current role as Associate Dean Research, Professor Livingston has generated over $7 million in successful grant applications including NHMRC (as Principal Investigator or Co-Investigator), ARC (Principal Investigator), Department of Health and Vichealth grants; published over 155 publications in refereed journals and contributed to over 180 presentations at international, national and local conferences.
Based on Scopus citation data, Prof Livingston’s overall Field Weighted Citation Impact (FWCI) for outputs published is 1.59, indicating her publications have received 59% more citations than is average for similar publications (same publication year, publication type and discipline) and her publications have been cited across 84 countries worldwide. She is also recognised internationally with an Affiliated Professorship in Supportive Technology in Cancer Treatment at University of Copenhagen (ranked #38 in the world: Academic Ranking of World Universities).
Professor Livingston is currently the Principal Investigator on a NHMRC Partnership grant (2015-9, $765,000) investigating smartphone technology to support people diagnosed with cancer. and was a Principal Investigator on a multi-state, multi-centre NHMRC-funded randomised controlled trial (2014-8; $542,000) investigating carer burden among carers of cancer patients. She led a multi-centre randomised controlled trial with funding from ARC and Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia investigating the impact of a 12 week exercise program among men with prostate cancer; led the evaluation of a Department of Health survivorship program at Barwon Health and Western region of Victoria, and is co-investigator on other externally funded projects.
Her research incorporates both qualitative and quantitative methodologies, across both clinical and community settings. Each of these roles has required academic leadership, innovation and motivation skills to develop and manage the projects and associated budgets, as well as advanced interpersonal and problem solving skills, extensive collaboration to ensure their successful completion within the specified time frames. These programs of research have enabled her to build capacity by successfully training Honours and HDR students, mentoring academic staff, research assistants and casual staff. She has supervised 14 Higher Degree scholars to completion, and 7 Honours students, 3 of which received a 90% or higher thesis results.
Prof Livingston is Chair of the NHMRC Clinical Trials and Cohort Studies Grants review panel, panel member for the NHMRC Partnership Grants Scheme, Movember Project Grant Scheme, Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia, John Mills Young Investigator Fellowship Scheme and Epworth Healthcare Project Scheme. She is also an active member of Research Australia’s Roundtable.
Teaching interests
Professor Livingston has supervised 20 Higher Degree and Honours scholars to completion, 4 of which received a 90% or higher thesis result; 2 received the School Prize for Excellence, one student received the Executive Dean Health award for best Honours thesis and a PhD student received the Vice-Chancellor’s Alfred Deakin Award for Best Doctoral Thesis.
University and Faculty Committees
Professor Livingston is involved in a wide range of Faculty and University committees:
Member, University Research Advisory Committee
Member, University Research & Research Training Committee
Chair, Faculty Research & Research Training
Chair, Faculty Grants Committee
Chair, Faculty Central Research Grants Scheme Panel
Chair, Faculty HDR Scholarships Panel
Member, Faculty Board
Member, Faculty Executive Group
Member, Faculty Research Leadership Group
Member, Academic Promotions Committee
Member, Deakin University Human Research Ethics Committee (2010-12)
Member, Eastern Health Human Research Ethics Committee (2007-10)
Conferences
Conference participation - abridged
1. Livingston PM, Ashley D, Chambers S, White V, Chirgwin J, Krishnasamy M, Mihalopoulos C; Botti M; Parente P, Woollett A; Boltong A; Ugalde A; OMeagher C, Lau D; Simons K, Byrnes J, Reynolds J Sutton J. M-Health: Efficacy and Cost-effectiveness of a smartphone App to reduce unmet needs and distress in people with cancer (ACE): a randomized controlled trial. Asia-Pacific J Clin Oncol; Nov 2014.
2. Yuen E, Knight T, Dodson S, Ricciardelli L, Burney S, Livingston PM. Development of a new questionnaire to assess cancer caregiver health literacy: Item generation and content validity testing Asia-Pacific J Clin Oncol; Nov 2014.
3. Maryann Street, Goetz Ottmann, Megan-Jane Johnstone, Julie Considine, Patricia Livingston. Advance Care Planning and Emergency Care. ICEN Oct Perth; 2014.
4. Livingston PM, Craike M, Salmon J, Courneya K, Gaskin C, Fraser S, Mohabi M, Botti M, Broadbent S, Kent B. Effects of a clinician referral and exercise program for men who have completed active treatment for prostate cancer: a multicentre cluster randomized controlled trial [ENGAGE].UICC; Dec 2014.
5. Fraser S, Owen P, Craike M, Salmon J, Courneya K, Gaskin C, Broadbent S, Livingston PM. Fitness levels of participants in the ENGAGE clinician referral and exercise program for men who have completed active treatment for prostate cancer: a multicentre cluster randomized controlled trial. 14th Australasian Prostate Cancer Conference; Melbourne; August 2014.
6. Livingston PM, Craike M, Salmon J, Courneya K, Gaskin C, Fraser S, Mohabi M, Botti M, Broadbent S, Kent B. Effects of a clinician referral and exercise program for men who have completed active treatment for prostate cancer: a multicentre cluster randomized controlled trial [ENGAGE]. 14th Australasian Prostate Cancer Conference; Melbourne; August 2014.
7. Livingston PM, Craike M, Salmon J, Courneya K, Gaskin C, Fraser S, Mohabi M, Botti M, Broadbent S, Kent B Effects of a clinician referral and exercise program for men who have completed active treatment for prostate cancer: a multicentre cluster randomized controlled trial [ENGAGE]. ANZUP Cancer Trials Group; Melbourne; July 2014. Winner, Best of the Best poster presentation.
8. Owen P, Fraser S, Craike M, Salmon J, Courneya K, Gaskin C, Broadbent S, Livingston PM. The efficacy of a clinician referred exercise training program on markers of cardiometabolic risk for prostate cancer survivors. 14th Australasian Prostate Cancer Conference; Melbourne; August 2014.
9. Livingston PM, Osborne R, Botti M, Heckel L, Gunn K, Chirgwin J. A Multi-Centre Randomised Controlled Trial to Test the Efficacy and Cost Effectiveness of an Intervention to Reduce Carer Burden Among Caregivers of Cancer Patients. Asia-Pacific J Clin Oncol 2013; 96: Abs 338.
10. Hose K, Craike M, Courneya K, Harrison S, Livingston PM. What factors influence whether a person with Multiple Myeloma will participate in a Physical Activity Program? Haematology Society of Australia & New Zealand conference; Queensland; Oct; 2013.
11. Rasmussen B, Maindal HT, Livingston PM, Dunning T; Lorentzen V. Life Transitions Management: An Australian-Danish qualitative study among young people with type 2 diabetes in the age between 20-40 years World Diabetes Congress; Croatia; December 2013.
12. Owen P, Daly R, Livingston PM, Fraser S. Musculoskeletal health in prostate cancer patients treated with androgen deprivation therapy: A review of current practice guidelines. Prostate Cancer World Conference; Melbourne; August 2013.
13. Gardner J, Livingston PM, Fraser S. The effects of exercise on treatment side effects for prostate cancer patients receiving androgen deprivation therapy: a systematic review. Prostate Cancer World Conference; Melbourne; August 2013.
Professional activities
Prof Livingston is an assessor for NHMRC, ARC, UK Project Grant Review Board, and Health Review Board of Ireland.
Collaborations either nationally or internationally, include:
Professor Kerry Courneya, University of Alberta, Canada
Professor Elizabeth Maunsell, Laval University, Canada
Professor Annie Anderson, University of Dundee, United Kingdom
Assistant Professor Sylvie Lambert, McGill University, Canada
Professor Stewart Dunn, Sydney University
Professor Phyllis Butow, Sydney University
Professor Meinir Krishnasamy, University of Melbourne
Associate Professor Victoria White, Cancer Council Victoria
Professor Michael Jefford, Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre
Awards
Post-Doctoral Fellowship awarded by the National Health & Medical Research Council (Public Health; 1997-2003; p/t)
Sutherland Foundation Scholarship (1996)
High Commendation for the inaugural Premier's Award for Medical Research awarded by the Premier of Victoria (1995)
Publications
L Russell, R McIntosh, C Martin, J Scott, W Soo, B Zappa, K Haynes, P Livingston, A Ugalde
(2020), Vol. 14, pp. 36-42, Journal of cancer survivorship, Cham, Switzerland, C1
P Livingston, L Heckel, L Orellana, D Ashley, A Ugalde, M Botti, G Pitson, A Woollett, S Chambers, P Parente, J Chirgwin, C Mihalopoulos, B Lavelle, J Sutton, J Phipps-Nelson, M Krishnasamy, K Simons, N Heynsbergh, N Wickramasinghe, V White
(2020), Vol. 9, pp. 507-516, Cancer medicine, Chichester, Eng., C1
A Beauchamp, M Mohebbi, A Cooper, V Pridmore, P Livingston, M Scanlon, M Davis, J O'Hara, R Osborne
(2020), Vol. 15, pp. 1-16, PLoS One, San Francisco, Calif., C1
J Allen, A Hutchinson, R Brown, P Livingston
(2020), pp. 1-10, Journal of clinical nursing, Chichester, Eng., C1
J Allen, A Hutchinson, R Brown, P Livingston
(2020), Vol. 20, pp. 1-10, International journal of integrated care, London, Eng., C1
Cen Lin, Emma Cohen, Patricia Livingston, Mari Botti
(2019), Vol. 75, pp. 412-422, Journal of advanced nursing, Chichester, Eng., C1
The contribution of wellness centres to cancer care: patient and carer perspectives
K Haynes, A Ugalde, L Pittman, D Linde, M Shields, P Livingston
(2019), Vol. 26, pp. 329-334, Collegian, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1
Caring for the person with cancer and the role of digital technology in supporting carers
Natalie Heynsbergh, Mari Botti, Leila Heckel, Patricia Livingston
(2019), Vol. 27, pp. 2203-2209, Supportive care in cancer, Cham, Switzerland, C1
Scott Richards-Jones, Cathrine Mihalopoulos, Leila Heckel, Kate Gunn, Marcus Tan, Patricia Livingston
(2019), Vol. 28, pp. 525-532, Psycho-oncology, Chichester, Eng., C1
Cen Lin, Emma Cohen, Patricia Livingston, Mohammadreza Mohebbi, Mari Botti
(2019), Vol. 13, pp. 83-90, Patient preference and adherence, Macclesfield, Eng., C1
A smartphone app to support carers of people living with cancer: a feasibility and usability study
Natalie Heynsbergh, Leila Heckel, Mari Botti, Patricia Livingston
(2019), Vol. 5, pp. 1-9, JMIR cancer, Toronto, Ont., C1
Anna Ugalde, Cadeyrn Gaskin, Nicole Rankin, Penelope Schofield, Anna Boltong, Sanchia Aranda, Suzanne Chambers, Meinir Krishnasamy, Patricia Livingston
(2019), Vol. 28, pp. 687-701, Psycho-oncology, Chichester, Eng., C1
The transitional experience of women with newly diagnosed breast cancer
Ingrid Villadsen Kristensen, B Rasmussen, Patricia Livingston, Anette Meldgaard, Ida Zerlang, Michael Birkelund, Jette Henriksen
(2019), Vol. 9, pp. 23-31, Journal of nursing education and practice, Toronto, Ont., C1
Sarah-May Blaschke, Sylvie Lambert, Patricia Livingston, Sanchia Aranda, Anna Boltong, Penelope Schofield, Suzanne Chambers, Meinir Krishnasamy, Anna Ugalde
(2019), Vol. 9, pp. 1-8, BMJ open, London, Eng., C1
Jo McDonall, Richard de Steiger, John Reynolds, Bernice Redley, Patricia Livingston, Anastasia Hutchinson, Mari Botti
(2019), Vol. 28, pp. 782-792, BMJ quality and safety, London, Eng., C1
Development of a smartphone app for informal carers of people with cancer: processes and learnings
Natalie Heynsbergh, Leila Heckel, Mari Botti, Seung O, Patricia Livingston
(2019), Vol. 3, Jmir formative research, Toronto, Ont., C1
Patrick Owen, Robin Daly, Jack Dalla Via, Niamh Mundell, Patricia Livingston, Timo Rantalainen, Steve Fraser
(2019), Vol. 10, pp. 1036-1044, Journal of cachexia, sarcopenia and muscle, Chichester, Eng., C1
Anna Ugalde, Kerry Haynes, Vicki White, Lahiru Russell, Patricia Livingston
(2019), Vol. 28, pp. 1-6, European journal of cancer care, Chichester, Eng., C1
Are cancer helplines effective in supporting caregivers? A systematic review
Leila Heckel, Natalie Heynsbergh, Patricia Livingston
(2019), Vol. 27, pp. 3219-3231, Supportive care in cancer, Berlin, Germany, C1
Muhammad Sajjad, Kara Holloway-Kew, Mohammadreza Mohebbi, Mark Kotowicz, Lelia de Abreu, Patricia Livingston, Mustafa Khasraw, Sharon Hakkennes, Trisha Dunning, Susan Brumby, Richard Page, Alasdair Sutherland, Svetha Venkatesh, Lana Williams, Sharon Brennan-Olsen, Julie Pasco
(2019), Vol. 9, pp. 1-9, BMJ open, London, Eng., C1
S Brennan-Olsen, S Vogrin, S Graves, K Holloway-Kew, R Page, M Sajjad, M Kotowicz, P Livingston, M Khasraw, S Hakkennes, T Dunning, S Brumby, A Sutherland, J Talevski, D Green, T Kelly, L Williams, J Pasco
(2019), Vol. 20, BMC musculoskeletal disorders, London, Eng., C1
A Ugalde, S Blaschke, A Boltong, P Schofield, S Aranda, J Phipps-Nelson, S Chambers, M Krishnasamy, P Livingston
(2019), Vol. 9, BMJ open, London, Eng., C1
P Owen, R Daly, J Dalla Via, N Mundell, P Livingston, T Rantalainen, S Fraser
(2019), Vol. 105, pp. 403-411, Calcified tissue international, New York, N.Y., C1
J McDonall, A Hutchinson, B Redley, P Livingston, M Botti
(2019), Vol. 22, pp. 1187-1198, Health expectations, Chichester, Eng., C1
S Cowdery, M Sajjad, K Holloway-Kew, M Mohebbi, L Williams, M Kotowicz, P Livingston, M Khasraw, S Hakkennes, T Dunning, S Brumby, R Page, A Sutherland, S Brennan-Olsen, M Berk, D Campbell, J Pasco
(2019), Vol. 19, pp. 1-10, BMC cancer, London, Eng., C1
The epidemiology of emergency presentations for falls from height across Western Victoria, Australia
K Holloway-Kew, T Baker, M Sajjad, M Kotowicz, P Livingston, M Khasraw, S Hakkennes, T Dunning, S Brumby, R Page, A Sutherland, S Brennan-Olsen, L Williams, J Pasco
(2019), pp. 1-6, Australasian emergency care, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1
The Epidemiology of Joint Replacements Across Western Victoria, Australia: a Cross-sectional Study
K Holloway, M Sajjad, Mark Kotowicz, Stephen Graves, Alana Cuthbert, Patricia Livingston, Mustafa Khasraw, Sharon Hakkennes, P Dunning, S Brumby, Richard Page, A Sutherland, Sharon Brennan-Olsen, Lana Williams, Julie Pasco
(2019), Vol. 1, pp. 1038-1047, SN Comprehensive Clinical Medicine, Berlin, Germany, C1
Exploring knowledge, attitudes, and practice associated with meditation among patients with melanoma
L Russell, L Orellana, A Ugalde, D Milne, M Krishnasamy, R Chambers, P Livingston
(2018), Vol. 17, pp. 237-247, Integrative cancer therapies, London, Eng., C1
Health professionals involved in cancer care coordination: nature of the role and scope of practice
K Haynes, A Ugalde, R Whiffen, M Rogers, M Duffy, C Packer, D Spence, A Dowling, P Poon, P Livingston
(2018), Vol. 25, pp. 395-400, Collegian, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1
J Allen, A Hutchinson, R Brown, P Livingston
(2018), Vol. 21, pp. 518-527, Health expectations, Chichester, Eng., C1
E Yuen, T Knight, S Dodson, J Chirgwin, L Busija, L Ricciardelli, S Burney, P Parente, P Livingston
(2018), Vol. 26, pp. 330-344, Health and social care in the community, Chichester, Eng., C1
The epidemiology of hip fractures across western Victoria, Australia
K Holloway, M Sajjad, M Mohebbi, M Kotowicz, P Livingston, M Khasraw, S Hakkennes, T Dunning, S Brumby, R Page, D Pedler, A Sutherland, S Venkatesh, S Brennan-Olsen, L Williams, J Pasco
(2018), Vol. 108, pp. 1-9, Bone, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1-1
L Heckel, K Fennell, J Reynolds, A Boltong, M Botti, R Osborne, C Mihalopoulos, J Chirgwin, M Williams, C Gaskin, D Ashley, P Livingston
(2018), Vol. 18, pp. 1-13, BMC cancer, London, Eng., C1
Natalie Heynsbergh, Leila Heckel, Mari Botti, Patricia Livingston
(2018), Vol. 18, pp. 1-11, BMC Cancer, London, Eng., C1
Lahiru Russell, Anna Ugalde, Donna Milne, Meinir Krishnasamy, Eric O Seung Chul, David Austin, Richard Chambers, Liliana Orellana, Patricia Livingston
(2018), Vol. 19, Trials, London, Eng., C1
Caring for the person with cancer: information and support needs and the role of technology
Natalie Heynsbergh, Mari Botti, Leila Heckel, Patricia Livingston
(2018), Vol. 27, pp. 1650-1655, Psycho-oncology, London, England, C1
Anna Ugalde, Clare O'Callaghan, Clem Byard, Samantha Brean, Jenelle MacKay, Anna Boltong, Sondra Davoren, Deborah Lawson, Phillip Parente, Natasha Michael, Patricia Livingston
(2018), Vol. 26, pp. 3765-3771, Supportive care in cancer, Berlin, Germany, C1
L Heckel, K Fennell, L Orellana, A Boltong, M Byrnes, P Livingston
(2018), Vol. 26, pp. 3789-3799, Supportive care in cancer, Berlin, Germany, C1
Towards a framework for reporting self-guided interventions for people with cancer
Anna Ugalde, Nicole Kiss, Patricia Livingston, Sanchia Aranda
(2018), Vol. 12, pp. 293-298, Current opinion in supportive and palliative care, Philadelphia, Pa., C1
Barriers to breast cancer screening among diverse cultural groups in Melbourne, Australia
Jonathan O'Hara, Crystal Mcphee, Sarity Dodson, Annie Cooper, Carol Wildey, Melanie Hawkins, Alexandra Fulton, Vicki Pridmore, Victoria Cuevas, Matthew Scanlon, Patrica Livingston, Richard Osborne, Alison Beauchamp
(2018), Vol. 15, pp. 1-13, International journal of environmental research and public health, Basel, Switzerland, C1
Melinda Craike, Cadeyrn Gaskin, Mohammadreza Mohebbi, Kerry Courneya, Patricia Livingston
(2018), Vol. 52, pp. 798-808, Annals of behavioral medicine, Oxford, Eng., C1
Lahiru Russell, Anna Ugalde, Donna Milne, David Austin, Patricia Livingston
(2018), Vol. 5, pp. 1-16, JMIR mental health, Toronto, Ontario, C1
The challenges of recruiting cancer patient/caregiver dyads: informing randomized controlled trials
Leila Heckel, Kate Gunn, Patricia Livingston
(2018), Vol. 18, BMC medical research methodology, London, Eng., C1
J Allen, A Hutchinson, R Brown, P Livingston
(2017), Vol. 27, pp. 24-36, Qualitative Health Research, C1
Physical activity preferences for people living with multiple myeloma : a qualitative study
M Craike, K Hose, K Courneya, S Harrison, P Livingston
(2017), Vol. 40, pp. E1-E8, Cancer nursing, North Ryde, Australia, C1
A Ugalde, K Haynes, A Boltong, V White, M Krishnasamy, P Schofield, S Aranda, P Livingston
(2017), Vol. 100, pp. 846-857, Patient education and counseling, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1
P Owen, R Daly, P Livingston, S Fraser
(2017), Vol. 20, pp. 137-145, Prostate cancer prostatic diseases, London, Eng., C1
C Gaskin, M Craike, M Mohebbi, K Courneya, P Livingston
(2017), Vol. 14, pp. 353-359, Journal of physical activity and health, Champaign, Ill., C1
A Barker, R Morello, D Ayton, K Hill, C Brand, P Livingston, M Botti
(2017), Vol. 12, pp. 1-15, PLoS one, San Francisco, Calif., C1
D Ayton, A Barker, R Morello, C Brand, J Talevski, F Landgren, M Melhem, E Bian, S Brauer, K Hill, P Livingston, M Botti
(2017), Vol. 12, pp. 1-13, PLoS one, San Francisco, Calif., C1
L Heckel, K Fennell, M Mohebbi, M Byrnes, P Livingston
(2017), Vol. 28, pp. 86-91, European journal of oncology nursing, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1
Are nurses meeting the needs of men in primary care?
D Lovett, B Rasmussen, C Holden, P Livingston
(2017), Vol. 23, pp. 319-322, Australian Journal of Primary Health, Melbourne, Vic., C1
P Owen, R Daly, P Livingston, N Mundell, J Dalla Via, J Millar, S Fraser
(2017), Vol. 18, pp. 1-16, Trials, London, Eng., C1
S Brennan-Olsen, S Vogrin, K Holloway, R Page, M Sajjad, M Kotowicz, P Livingston, M Khasraw, S Hakkennes, T Dunning, S Brumby, D Pedler, A Sutherland, S Venkatesh, L Williams, G Duque, J Pasco
(2017), Vol. 12, pp. 1-97-7-97, Archives of osteoporosis, Cham, Switzerland, C1
S Lambert, S Bowe, P Livingston, L Heckel, S Cook, P Kowal, L Orellana
(2017), Vol. 7, BMJ open, London, Eng., C1
Development of a conceptual model of cancer caregiver health literacy
E Yuen, S Dodson, R Batterham, T Knight, J Chirgwin, P Livingston
(2016), Vol. 25, pp. 294-306, European Journal of Cancer Care, C1
A Lomax, P Parente, C Gilfillan, P Livingston, I Davis, C Pezaro
(2016), Vol. 46, pp. 141-148, Internal medicine journal, London, Eng., C1
B Rasmussen, H Terkildsen Maindal, P Livingston, T Dunning, V Lorentzen
(2016), Vol. 30, pp. 320-329, Scandinavian journal of caring sciences, Chichester, Eng., C1
K Fennell, L Heckel, C Wilson, M Byrnes, P Livingston
(2016), Vol. 24, pp. 2611-2618, Supportive care in cancer, Berlin, Germany, C1
6-PACK programme to decrease fall injuries in acute hospitals: cluster randomised controlled trial
A Barker, R Morello, R Wolfe, C Brand, T Haines, K Hill, S Brauer, M Botti, R Cumming, P Livingston, C Sherrington, S Zavarsek, R Lindley, J Kamar
(2016), Vol. 352, pp. 1-9, BMJ, London, Eng., C1
M Craike, C Gaskin, K Courneya, S Fraser, J Salmon, P Owen, S Broadbent, P Livingston
(2016), Vol. 5, pp. 787-794, Cancer medicine, London, Eng., C1
C Gaskin, S Fraser, P Owen, M Craike, L Orellana, P Livingston
(2016), Vol. 10, pp. 972-980, Journal of cancer survivorship, Berlin, Germany, C1
C Gaskin, M Craike, M Mohebbi, J Salmon, K Courneya, S Broadbent, P Livingston
(2016), Vol. 27, pp. 1093-1103, Cancer causes & control, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1
J McDonall, R de Steiger, J Reynolds, B Redley, P Livingston, M Botti
(2016), Vol. 17, pp. 1-10, BMC musculoskeletal disorders, London, Eng., C1
Ageing, chronic disease and injury: a study in western Victoria (Australia)
M Sajjad, K Holloway, M Kotowicz, P Livingston, M Khasraw, S Hakkennes, P Dunning, S Brumby, R Page, D Pedler, A Sutherland, S Venkatesh, S Brennan-Olsen, L Williams, J Pasco
(2016), Vol. 5, pp. 81-86, Journal of public health research, Pavia, Italy, C1
Multiple adverse effects prediction in longitudinal cancer treatment
C Li, S Gupta, S Rana, T Nguyen, S Venkatesh, D Ashley, P Livingston
(2016), pp. 3156-3161, ICPR 2016: Proceedings of the 23rd International Conference on Pattern Recognition, Cancun, Mexico, E1
In-reach nursing services improve older patient outcomes and access to emergency care
M Street, J Considine, P Livingston, G Ottmann, B Kent
(2015), Vol. 34, pp. 115-120, Australasian journal on ageing, Melbourne, Vic, C1
M Street, G Ottmann, M Johnstone, J Considine, P Livingston
(2015), Vol. 23, pp. 513-522, Health and social care in the community, Milton, Qld, C1
R Brown, R McNair, L Szalacha, P Livingston, T Hughes
(2015), Vol. 25, pp. 509-516, Women's health issues, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1
Unmet needs and depression among carers of people newly diagnosed with cancer
L Heckel, K Fennell, J Reynolds, R Osborne, J Chirgwin, M Botti, D Ashley, P Livingston
(2015), Vol. 51, pp. 2049-2057, European Journal of Cancer, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1
P Livingston, M Craike, J Salmon, K Courneya, C Gaskin, S Fraser, M Mohebbi, S Broadbent, M Botti, B Kent
(2015), Vol. 121, pp. 2646-2654, Cancer, London, Eng., C1
S Bae, Y Yeung, S Ng, M Craike, P Livingston, J Chirgwin
(2014), Vol. 10, pp. 54-62, Asia-Pacific journal of clinical oncology, Chichester, England, C1
C Spellman, M Craike, P Livingston
(2014), Vol. 73, pp. 566-575, Health education journal, London, England, C1
J Gardner, P Livingston, S Fraser
(2014), Vol. 32, pp. 335-346, Journal of clinical oncology, Alexandria, Va., C1
P Livingston, R Osborne, M Botti, C Mihalopoulos, S McGuigan, L Heckel, K Gunn, J Chirgwin, D Ashley, M Williams
(2014), Vol. 14, BMC Health Services Research, C1
S Dobbinson, K Jamsen, K McLeod, V White, M Wakefield, P Livingston, V White, J Simpson
(2014), Vol. 26, pp. 136-142, Health and place : an international journal, Oxford, England, C1
J Allen, A Hutchinson, R Brown, P Livingston
(2014), Vol. 14, pp. 1-18, BMC health services research, London, England, C1
S Lauzier, H Campbell, P Livingston, E Maunsell
(2014), Vol. 120, pp. 3219-3227, Cancer, Hoboken, N. J., C1
E Yuen, T Knight, S Dodson, L Ricciardelli, S Burney, P Livingston
(2014), Vol. 15, pp. 1-12, BMC family practice, London, Eng., C1
The role of informal caregivers during cancer patients' recovery from chemotherapy
C Ockerby, P Livingston, B O'Connell, C Gaskin
(2013), Vol. 27, pp. 147-155, Scandinavian Journal of Caring Sciences, C1
T Bucknall, D Jones, R Bellomo, M Staples
(2013), Vol. 84, pp. 179-183, Resuscitation, C1
Physical activity participation and barriers for people with multiple myeloma
M Craike, K Hose, P Livingston
(2013), Vol. 21, pp. 927-934, Supportive Care in Cancer, C1
M Craike, K Hose, K Courneya, S Harrison, P Livingston
(2013), Vol. 13, pp. 1-10, BMC cancer, London, Eng., C1
P Livingston, M Craike, M Slavin
(2012), Vol. 17, pp. 998-1004, Oncologist, C1
Human resource management activities on the front line: A nursing perspective
D O'donnell, P Livingston, T Bartram
(2012), Vol. 41, pp. 198-205, Contemporary Nurse, C1
End-of-life care for aged care residents presenting to emergency departments
J Wilkinson, M Street, S Fullerton, P Livingston
(2012), Vol. 2, pp. 1-4, Journal of palliative care and medicine, Los Angeles, Calif., C1
M Street, J Marriott, P Livingston
(2012), Vol. 15, pp. 211-218, Australasian Emergency Nursing Journal, C1
An exploratory study of the factors that influence physical activity for prostate cancer survivors
M Craike, P Livingston, M Botti
(2011), Vol. 19, pp. 1019-1028, Supportive Care in Cancer, C1
Comparison of two modes of delivery of first aid training including basic life support
J Lippmann, P Livingston, M Craike
(2011), Vol. 70, pp. 131-140, Health education journal, London, England, C1
M Street, P Eustace, P Livingston, M Craike, B Kent, D Patterson
(2011), Vol. 17, pp. 133-140, International Journal of Nursing Practice, C1
M Craike, P Livingston, C Warne
(2011), Vol. 29, pp. 231-241, Journal of psychosocial oncology, Philadelphia, P.A., C1
T Bucknall, D Jones, J Barrett, R Bellomo, M Botti, J Considine, J Currey, T Dunning, D Green, M Levinson, P Livingston, B O'Connell, R Ruseckaite, M Staples
(2011), Vol. 82, pp. 529-534, Resuscitation, C1
P Livingston, M Craike, J Considine
(2011), Vol. 14, pp. 62-68, Australasian Emergency Nursing Journal, C1
A Barker, C Brand, T Haines, K Hill, S Brauer, D Jolley, M Botti, R Cumming, P Livingston, C Sherrington, S Zavarsek, R Morello, J Kamar
(2011), Vol. 17, pp. 1-6, Injury Prevention, C1
M Wintle, P Newsome, P Livingston
(2011), Vol. 29, pp. 48-54, Australian Journal of Advanced Nursing, C1
P Livingston, J Salmon, K Courneya, C Gaskin, M Craike, M Botti, S Broadbent, B Kent
(2011), Vol. 11, BMC Cancer, C1
Comparison of two modes of delivery of first aid training including basic life support
J Lippmann, P Livingston, M Craike
(2011), Vol. 41, pp. 106-106, Diving and hyperbaric medicine, Melbourne, Vic., C1-1
Mapping the information resources available to patients with colorectal cancer
S King, P Livingston, L Turner, K Byrne, M John, J Sidwell, C Scott
(2010), Vol. 19, pp. 492-500, European Journal of Cancer Care, C1
P Livingston, V White, J Hayman, E Maunsell, S Dunn, D Hill
(2010), Vol. 19, pp. 617-625, Psycho-Oncology, C1-1
P Livingston, M Craike, V White, A Hordern, M Jefford, M Botti, C Lethborg, J Oldroyd
(2010), Vol. 193, Medical Journal of Australia, C1
M Craike, P Livingston, J Considine
(2010), Vol. 13, pp. 111-116, Australasian Emergency Nursing Journal, C1
J Bray, B O'Connell, A Gilligan, P Livingston, C Bladin
(2010), Vol. 5, pp. 440-446, International Journal of Stroke, C1
J Chirgwin, M Craike, C Gray, K Watty, L Mileshkin, P Livingston
(2010), Vol. 6, pp. 294-300, Journal of Oncology Practice, C1
A review of the role of emergency nurses in management of chemotherapy-related complications
T Bucknall, J Considine, P Livingston, M Botti
(2009), Vol. 18, pp. 2649-2655, Journal of Clinical Nursing, C1
Adolescents' use of purpose built shade in secondary schools: Cluster randomised controlled trial
S Dobbinson, V White, M Wakefield, K Jamsen, V White, P Livingston, D English, J Simpson
(2009), Vol. 338, pp. 590-592, BMJ (Online), C1
Preoperative Information for colorectal cancer patients - does it make a difference?
M Stirling, V Knowles, P Livingston
(2008), Vol. 28, pp. 6-7, Journal of stomal therapy Australia, Perth, W.A., C1-1
Australian adolescents' sun protection behavior: Who are we kidding?
P Livingston, V White, J Hayman, S Dobbinson
(2007), Vol. 44, pp. 508-512, Preventive Medicine, C1
Community attitudes towards the early detection of cancer in Victoria, Australia
P Livingston, M Wakefield, J Elwood
(2007), Vol. 31, pp. 26-29, Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health, C1
G Williams, G Williams, P Livingston, P Livingston
(2007), Vol. 31, pp. 540-545, Australian health review : a publication of the Australian Hospital Association, C1
P Livingston, V White, J Hayman, D Hill
(2006), Vol. 15, pp. 467-475, European Journal of Cancer Care, C1-1
Prevalence of health promotion policies in sports clubs in Victoria, Australia
S Dobbinson, J Hayman, P Livingston
(2006), Vol. 21, pp. 121-129, Health Promotion International, C1-1
Women's satisfaction with their breast prosthesis: What determines a quality prosthesis?
P Livingston, V White, S Roberts, E Pritchard, J Hayman, A Gibbs, D Hill
(2005), Vol. 29, pp. 65-83, Evaluation Review, C1-1
Quality of care for women presenting with benign breast conditions
P Livingston, S Hirst, M Pitcher, G Mann, J Collins, J Hayman
(2005), Vol. 35, pp. 357-358, Internal Medicine Journal, C1-1
Sun exposure and sun protection behaviours among Australian adolescents: Trends over time
P Livingston, V White, J Hayman, S Dobbinson
(2003), Vol. 37, pp. 577-584, Preventive Medicine, C1-1
P Livingston, V White, S Roberts, E Pritchard, A Gibbs, D Hill
(2003), Vol. 27, pp. 563-578, Evaluation Review, C1-1
The effectiveness of personalized smoking cessation strategies for callers to a Quitline service
R Borland, J Balmford, C Segan, P Livingston, N Owen
(2003), Vol. 98, pp. 837-846, Addiction, C1-1
S Roberts, P Livingston, V White, A Gibbs
(2003), Vol. 26, pp. 179-186, Cancer Nursing, C1-1
P Livingston, P Cohen, M Frydenberg, R Borland, D Reading, V Clarke, D Hill
(2002), Vol. 32, pp. 215-223, Internal Medicine Journal, C1
P Livingston, V White, A Ugoni, R Borland
(2001), Vol. 16, pp. 269-278, Health Education Research, C1-1
The effectiveness of callback counselling for smoking cessation: A randomized trial
R Borland, C Segan, P Livingston, N Owen
(2001), Vol. 96, pp. 881-889, Addiction, C1-1
Recruitment methods for community-based screening for diabetic retinopathy
S Lee, C McCarty, C Sicari, P Livingston, C Harper, H Taylor, J Keeffe
(2000), Vol. 7, pp. 209-218, Ophthalmic epidemiology, London, Eng., C1-1
Examination compliance and screening for diabetic retinopathy: a 2-year follow-up study
S Lee, C Sicari, C Harper, P Livingston, C McCarty, H Taylor, J Keeffe
(2000), Vol. 28, pp. 149-152, Clinical and experimental ophthalmology, London, Eng., C1-1
A strategy for involving general practitioners in smoking control.
R Mullins, P Livingston, R Borland
(1999), Vol. 23, pp. 249-251, Australian and New Zealand journal of public health, London, Eng., C1-1
Schizophrenia, psychotropic medication, and cataract
C McCarty, C Wood, C Fu, P Livingston, S Mackersey, Y Stanislavsky, H Taylor
(1999), Vol. 106, pp. 683-687, Ophthalmology, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1-1
Compliance with recommendations from a screening programme for diabetic retinopathy
S Lee, P Livingston, C Harper, C McCarty, H Taylor, J Keeffe
(1999), Vol. 27, pp. 187-189, Australian and New Zealand journal of ophthalmology, London, Eng., C1-1
Knowledge, attitudes, and self care practices associated with age related eye disease in Australia
P Livingston, C McCarty, H Taylor
(1998), Vol. 82, pp. 780-785, British journal of ophthalmology, London, Eng., C1-1
Use of eye care services by people with diabetes: the Melbourne Visual Impairment Project
C McCarty, C Lloyd-Smith, S Lee, P Livingston, Y Stanislavsky, H Taylor
(1998), Vol. 82, pp. 410-414, British journal of ophthalmology, London, Eng., C1-1
The prevalence of glaucoma in the Melbourne Visual Impairment Project
M Wensor, C McCarty, Y Stanislavsky, P Livingston, H Taylor
(1998), Vol. 105, pp. 733-739, Ophthalmology, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1-1
The epidemiology of dry eye in Melbourne, Australia
C McCarty, A Bansal, P Livingston, Y Stanislavsky, H Taylor
(1998), Vol. 105, pp. 1114-1119, Ophthalmology, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1-1
Screening for diabetic retinopathy using a non-mydriatic retinal camera in rural Victoria
C Harper, P Livingston, C Wood, C Jin, S Lee, J Keeffe, C McCarty, H Taylor
(1998), Vol. 26, pp. 117-121, Australian and New Zealand journal of ophthalmology, London, Eng., C1-1
P Livingston, S Lee, C McCarty, H Taylor
(1997), Vol. 4, pp. 73-81, Ophthalmic epidemiology, London, Eng., C1-1
Prevalence of Myopia in adults: implications for refractive surgeons
C McCarty, P Livingston, H Taylor
(1997), Vol. 13, pp. 229-234, Journal of refractive surgery, [Thorofare, N.J.], C1-1
H Taylor, P Livingston, Y Stanislavsky, C McCarty
(1997), Vol. 123, pp. 328-337, American journal of ophthalmology, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, C1-1
Visual impairment and socioeconomic factors
P Livingston, C McCarty, H Taylor
(1997), Vol. 81, pp. 574-577, British journal of ophthalmology, London, Eng., C1-1
Reliability of a food frequency questionnaire to assess dietary antioxidant intake
C McCarty, C De Paola, P Livingston, H Taylor
(1997), Vol. 4, pp. 33-39, Ophthalmic epidemiology, London, Eng., C1-1
Assessment of lifetime ocular exposure to UV-B: the Melbourne Visual Impairment Project
C McCarty, S Lee, P Livingston, H Taylor
(1997), Vol. 27, pp. 9-13, Developments in ophthalmology, [Basel, Switzerland], C1-1
Ocular exposure to UV-B in sunlight: the Melbourne Visual Impairment Project model
C McCarty, S Lee, P Livingston, M Bissinella, H Taylor
(1996), Vol. 74, pp. 353-360, Bulletin of the World Health Organization, [Basel, Switzerland], C1-1
The epidemiology of cataract: a review of the literature
P Livingston, C Carson, H Taylor
(1995), Vol. 2, pp. 151-164, Ophthalmic epidemiology, London, Eng., C1-1
Knowledge of glaucoma, and its relationship to self-care practices, in a population sample
P Livingston, S Lee, C De Paola, C Carson, C Guest, H Taylor
(1995), Vol. 23, pp. 37-41, Australian and New Zealand journal of ophthalmology, London, Eng., C1-1
Methods for a population-based study of eye disease: the Melbourne Visual Impairment Project
P Livingston, C Carson, Y Stanislavsky, S Lee, C Guest, H Taylor
(1994), Vol. 1, pp. 139-148, Ophthalmic epidemiology, London, Eng., C1-1
P Livingston, C Guest, A Bateman, N Woodcock, H Taylor
(1994), Vol. 18, pp. 314-318, Australian and New Zealand journal of public health, London, Eng., C1-1
P Livingston, C Guest, Y Stanislavsky, S Lee, S Bayley, C Walker, C McKean, H Taylor
(1994), Vol. 26, pp. 1-6, Developments in ophthalmology, Basel, Switzerland, C1-1
The importance of epidemiology in understanding eye disease
P Livingston, H Taylor
(1994), Vol. 22, pp. 161-165, Australian and New Zealand journal of ophthalmology, London, Eng., C1-1
S Hurley, P Livingston, N Thane, L Quang
(1994), Vol. 48, pp. 391-399, Journal of epidemiology & community health, London, Eng., C1-1
Reducing vision loss in the community: a public health priority
P Livingston, H Taylor
(1994), Vol. 18, pp. 7-8, Australian and New Zealand journal of public health, London, Eng., C1-1
S Hurley, D Jolley, P Livingston, D Reading, J Cockburn, D Flint-Richter
(1992), Vol. 84, pp. 855-863, Journal of the National Cancer Institute, Oxford, Eng., C1-1
A mammographic screening pilot project in Victoria 1988-1990
J Cawson, A Rose, P Allen, V Billson, I Russell, J Collins, S Alessandri, D Flint-Richter, G Giles, D Hill, D Reading, S Hurley, P Livingston, L Quang
(1992), Vol. 157, pp. 670-673, Medical journal of Australia, Sydney, N.S.W., C1-1
Personal costs incurred by women attending a mammographic screening programme.
S Hurley, P Livingston
(1991), Vol. 154, pp. 132-134, The Medical journal of Australia, Australia, C1-1
Patterns of surgical treatment of breast cancer in Victoria.
S Hurley, P Livingston, D Jolley, S Hart
(1990), Vol. 60, pp. 871-878, Australian and New Zealand journal of surgery, London, Eng., C1-1
Funded Projects at Deakin
Australian Competitive Grants
The efficacy of a referral and physical activity program for survivors of prostate cancer
Prof Trish Livingston, Prof Jo Salmon, Dr Kerry Courneya, Dr Cadeyrn Gaskin, Prof Mari Botti, Dr Suzanne Broadbent, Prof Bridie Kent
Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia, ARC Linkage - Projects Rnd 2
- 2013: $74,720
- 2012: $129,593
- 2011: $152,670
- 2010: $45,184
Reducing Carer Burden and Depression among Caregivers.
Prof Trish Livingston, Prof Richard Osborne, Prof Mari Botti, Jacqui Chirgwin, Dr John Reynolds, Prof David Ashley
NHMRC Project Grant
- 2015: $188,433
- 2014: $186,522
- 2013: $182,390
Improving psychological and physiological outcomes for prostate cancer survivors
Prof Trish Livingston, Prof Jo Salmon, Dr Kerry Courneya, Dr Cadeyrn Gaskin
Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia
- 2016: $1,400
- 2013: $68,600
M-Health: Efficacy and Cost-effectiveness of a smartphone App to reduce unmet needs and distress in people with cancer (ACE): a randomized controlled trial
Prof Trish Livingston, Prof David Ashley, Prof Suzanne Chambers, A/Prof Victoria White, Jacqui Chirgwin, A/Prof Meinir Krishnasamy, Prof Cathy Mihalopoulos, Prof Mari Botti, Prof Liliana Orellana
NHMRC - Partnership Project
- 2019: $10,978
- 2018: $131,124
- 2017: $135,032
- 2016: $117,321
Improving the mental health of cancer survivors with an online mindfulness program: a partnership model to impact on cancer care.
Prof Trish Livingston, Prof Vicki White, Prof Liliana Orellana, Prof Mari Botti, Dr Michael Jefford, Prof Afaf Girgis, Prof David Austin, Prof Cathy Mihalopoulos, Dr Anna Ugalde, Dr Lahiru Russell
NHMRC - Partnership Project
- 2020: $19,958
Other Public Sector Funding
Presentation to emergency departments due to chemotherapy-induced complications: opportunities for improving service delivery
Prof Trish Livingston, Prof Mari Botti, Prof Beverly O'Connell, Prof Julie Considine
- 2008: $77,950
A nurse-assisted screening and referral program for depression among survivors of cancer: a pilot study
Prof Trish Livingston, A/Prof Victoria White, Dr Michael Jefford, Dr Amanda Hordern, Prof Mari Botti, Dr Carrie Lethborg
- 2010: $17,299
- 2009: $9,014
- 2008: $81,122
A Nurse-Assisted Screening and Referral Program for Depression among Survivors of Cancer: a Pilot Study
Prof Trish Livingston, A/Prof Victoria White, Dr Michael Jefford, Dr Amanda Hordern
- 2008: $41,027
M-Health: Efficacy and Cost-effectiveness of a smartphone App to reduce unmet needs and distress in people with cancer (ACE): a randomized controlled trial
Prof Trish Livingston, Prof David Ashley, Prof Suzanne Chambers, A/Prof Victoria White, Jacqui Chirgwin, A/Prof Meinir Krishnasamy, Prof Cathy Mihalopoulos, Prof Mari Botti, Prof Liliana Orellana
- 2018: $25,000
- 2017: $25,000
- 2016: $30,000
Identifying predictors of functioning in people with advanced cancer and their caregivers in rural and regional communities: A prospective, longitudinal study.
Dr Anna Ugalde, Prof Trish Livingston, Prof David Ashley, A/Prof Meinir Krishnasamy, Dr Anna Boltong, Dr Penelope Schofield, Prof Suzanne Chambers, Prof Sanchia Aranda
- 2017: $98,059
- 2015: $100,000
Cancer App Delivery Improvement (CANDID) Study
Prof David Ashley, Prof Trish Livingston, Ms Anne Woollett, A/Prof John Reynolds, Dr Barbara Lavelle
- 2014: $27,272
Ophelia Cancer Initiative - Grampians region
Dr Sarity Dodson, Prof Richard Osborne, Prof Rachelle Buchbinder, Prof Trish Livingston, Dr Alison Beauchamp, Mr Roy Batterham, Miss Crystal Mcphee
- 2016: $62,342
- 2015: $154,685
- 2014: $62,342
Development of a supportive care centre for cancer patients
Ms Kerry Haynes, Dr Anna Ugalde, Prof Trish Livingston
- 2018: $10,162
- 2017: $10,162
Implementation of routine smoking cessation support for people with cancer: A health services study
Dr Anna Ugalde, Prof Trish Livingston
- 2018: $300,000
The Impact of an online mindfulness program for people living with cancer - Department of Health and Human Services Partner Funding
Prof Trish Livingston
- 2018: $150,000
Good Life: Supporting effective self-management in cancer within a community health setting
Carina Martin, Dr Anna Ugalde, Prof Trish Livingston
- 2019: $8,368
- 2018: $10,000
Feasibility and Acceptability of Culturally & Linguistically Diverse Groups (CALD) participating in Mindfulness Therapy during their Cancer Journey.
Prof Trish Livingston
- 2018: $49,990
Development of a white paper: Examining Integrative Oncology and Wellbeing services in Australia.
Dr Anna Ugalde, Dr Lahiru Russell, Prof Trish Livingston, Prof Vicki White
- 2020: $20,000
Industry and Other Funding
Mapping Colorectal Patient Information across NEMICS Health Services
Prof Trish Livingston, A/Prof Linda Worrall-Carter, Ms L Turner, Ms Karen Byrne
- 2007: $10,000
Cancer rates and risk factors among Australian lesbians
Dr Rhonda Brown, Prof Trish Livingston, A/Prof Ruth McNair, Prof Tonda Hughes
- 2012: $9,175
Health literacy and the 'My Heart My Life' patient resource
Prof Richard Osborne, Prof Andrea Driscoll, Prof Trish Livingston, Dr Alison Beauchamp
- 2013: $5,000
- 2012: $17,000
Cancer Council Victoria/Deakin Joint Nursing Appointment for Senior Research Fellow
Prof Trish Livingston
- 2015: $11,002
- 2014: $11,002
Evaluation support for BCNA Active and Well Program
Dr Sarity Dodson, Prof Richard Osborne, Prof Trish Livingston
- 2016: $12,500
- 2014: $12,500
M-Health: Efficacy and Cost-effectiveness of a smartphone App to reduce unmet needs and distress in people with cancer (ACE): a randomized controlled trial
Prof Trish Livingston, Prof David Ashley, Prof Suzanne Chambers, A/Prof Victoria White, Jacqui Chirgwin, A/Prof Meinir Krishnasamy, Prof Cathy Mihalopoulos, Prof Mari Botti, Prof Liliana Orellana
- 2018: $10,000
- 2017: $30,000
- 2016: $10,000
Self-management resources in supportive care
Dr Anna Ugalde, Prof Trish Livingston, Dr Anna Boltong, A/Prof Vicki White, A/Prof Meinir Krishnasamy, Dr Penelope Schofield
- 2015: $30,000
Evaluation of BreaCan - Gynaecological and Breast Cancer Support
Ms Kerry Haynes, Dr Anna Ugalde, Prof Trish Livingston
- 2016: $29,640
- 2015: $29,640
Cancer Care Coordinators Mapping Project
Ms Kerry Haynes, Dr Anna Ugalde, Prof Trish Livingston
- 2017: $5,000
- 2016: $10,000
- 2015: $15,000
Improving older people's experience in transitional care: evaluation of the TRANSITION tool
Dr Jacqui Allen, Prof Alison Hutchinson, Dr Rhonda Brown, Prof Trish Livingston
- 2018: $616
Evaluating the impact of the online My Journey Kit.
Prof Vicki White, Prof Trish Livingston
- 2020: $25,212
- 2019: $25,212
Assessing the experiences of consumers and stakeholders of Breast Cancer Network Australia's Seat at the Table program.
Prof Trish Livingston, Prof Vicki White
- 2020: $16,968
Supervisions
Jianqiu Kou
Thesis entitled: Closed Loop Medication Administration Using Mobile Nursing Information System
Doctor of Philosophy (Health & Social Development), School of Health & Social Development
Catherine Lin
Thesis entitled: Using IS/IT to Support the Delivery of Chinese Medicine.
Doctor of Philosophy (Health & Social Development), School of Health & Social Development
Zaid Sako
Thesis entitled: Addressing Data Accuracy and Information Integrity in mHealth using ML
Master of Applied Science (Health & Social Development), School of Health & Social Development
Natalie Heynsbergh
Thesis entitled: Feasibility, useability and acceptability of a smartphone application to support carers of people with cancer
Doctor of Philosophy (Nursing), School of Nursing & Midwifery
Lahiru Russell
Thesis entitled: Delivering an online mindfulness-based program for people diagnosed with melanoma
Doctor of Philosophy (Nursing), School of Nursing & Midwifery
Jacqueline Allen
Thesis entitled: Improving Older People's Experience in Transitional Care: Co-Design of TRANSITION
Doctor of Philosophy (Nursing), School of Nursing & Midwifery
Kathryn Joan Riddell
Thesis entitled: A Comparative study of the Constant Observation Model of Care
Master of Nursing, School of Nursing & Midwifery
John Maxwell Lippmann
Thesis entitled: Evaluation of Modes of Delivery of First Aid Training
Master of Applied Science (Nursing), School of Nursing & Midwifery
Cen Lin
Thesis entitled: Patient Participation in Symptom Management in a Chinese Acute Setting
Doctor of Philosophy (Nursing), School of Nursing & Midwifery
Patrick James Owen
Thesis entitled: Muscle, Fat and Performance during Androgen Deprivation for Prostate Cancer
Doctor of Philosophy (Nutrition & Exercise) (High Cost), School of Exercise and Nutrition Sciences
Joanne McDonall
Thesis entitled: Patient Participation in Postoperative Care Activities: Improving the patient experience
Doctor of Philosophy (Nursing), School of Nursing & Midwifery
Del Frances Lovett
Thesis entitled: Victorian nurses' and men's perceptions of the primary care nurse role
Master of Nursing, School of Nursing & Midwifery
Janet Bray
Thesis entitled: Factors Related to Prehospital Delay in Stroke
Doctor of Philosophy (Nursing), School of Nursing & Midwifery