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Please note that some older resources in this library may use language, data and ideas that are outdated. These documents reflect the times they were published and maintain herstorical and historical significance. For this reason, we have made the decision to include them.
This state-based research paper explores the prevalence of acquired brain injury in the Victorian prison population and tests a screening tool to assist with identification
This academic report focuses on patient-practitioner pain communication about endometriosis and examines the role of language in doctor-patient communication. The study explores what patients and
This paper argues for government intervention to address the social, political and economic structures that subordinate women and national plans and budget commitments to reduce
This academic paper uses a systematic review of existing research to explore experiences of administrative burden within the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) noting that
This academic paper presents data from the of Family Court of Australia judgements containing allegations of child sexual abuse published in the Australasian Legal Information
This website is the landing page for Australia’s National Research Organisation for Women’s Safety (ANROWS) publications and research on domestic, family and sexual violence. It
This national factsheet provides information and statistics on assault prevalence in Australian in 2012. It is one in a series on the leading causes of
This academic research study from Scotland aimed to investigate relationships among head injury, comorbidities, disability, and offending in women in prison.
This academic paper focuses on the role of women’s agency in navigating cardiovascular disease integrating insights from various fields including medicine; education psychology and sociology.
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