Feb 10 2025
This paper is a scoping review of the models of integrated care for people living with rare diseases, in primary care settings in OECD countries. Vidic N, McGlynn A, Abdi F, Tam CWM, Cramptom RM, Lim K-S, Palmer EE, Taylor N, Harris-Roxas B. Integrated Care for People Living With Rare Disease: A Scoping Review on …
Oct 09 2024
This paper on a contextualisation framework for clinical decision support aids to local populations was published in PEC Innovation. [Link : PDF] Dolan H, Bateson D, Li M, Thompson R, Tam CWM, Bonner C, Trevena L. Development and pilot testing of the Population and ContExt adaption of decision aids (PACE) framework. PEC Innovation 2024;5: 100347 …
Jun 05 2024
This was a sub-analysis, specifically looking at patient perspectives to alcohol discussions in general practice, within the REACH program (PDF | Web). Gunatillaka N, Tam CWM, Ngo K, Sturgiss E. Heavy drinkers’ expectations and experiences when discussing alcohol use during a general practice visit in Australia: a qualitative study. Australian Journal of General Practice 2024;53(6): 403-407 …
Aug 08 2022
The following article was published in MJA InSight in response to an early article by Rosenberg and Hickie in the same publication. (Link) Stone L, Spielman K, Tam M, Lynch J, Su M, Senior T, Price K, Chalmers S, Burton G. Myth-busting: role of the GP in primary mental health care. MJA InSight. 2022 Aug …
Jun 04 2022
Our study on the Watch Me Grow platform, an online resource to support childhood developmental surveillance in general practice, was published in the Australian Journal of General Practice. [Link : PDF] Kohlhoff J, Dadich A, Varghese J, McKenzie A, Ong N, Pritchard M, Tam CWM, Woolfenden S, Blight V, Eastwood J, Garg P, Jalaludin B, Liaw …
May 26 2022
I was interviewed and quoted in the article, “Should healthcare data live on after a patient dies?”, written by Mr Tim Robertson, published in newsGP. Robertson T. Should healthcare data live on after a patient dies? 2022 May 26. Available from: https://www1.racgp.org.au/newsgp/clinical/should-healthcare-data-live-on-after-a-patient-die