Oct 01 2023
This paper assessing the effectiveness of the REACH program, which aimed to increase the use of alcohol brief interventions in general practice, was published in the British Journal of General Practice (PDF | Web). Sturgiss E, Advocat J, Lam T, …, Tam CWM, … et al. Multifaceted intervention to increase the delivery of alcohol brief interventions in …
Aug 10 2023
This qualitative study exploring the perspectives and experiences of Australian GPs in relation to a digital developmental surveillance program for autism was published in BMC Primary Care (PDF | Web). Barbaro J, Winata T, Gilbert M, …, Tam CWM, … et al. General practitioners’ perspectives regarding early developmental surveillance for autism within the australian primary healthcare setting: …
Dec 01 2022
I’m a co-author on this paper on parental perspectives towards an autism screening program in Australian general practice published in BMJ Open. [PDF : URL] Eapen V, Winata T, Gilbert M, Nair R, Khan F, Lucien A, … Tam CWM, et al. Parental experience of an early developmental surveillance programme for autism within Australian general …
Aug 17 2022
This protocol was published in BMJ Open. Eapen V, Liaw ST, Lingam R, Woolfenden S, Jalaludin B, Page A, … Tam CWM…, et al. Watch me grow integrated (WMG-I): protocol for a cluster randomised controlled trial of a web-based surveillance approach for developmental screening in primary care settings. BMJ Open. 2022;12(8):e065823. (Link : PDF)
Jun 05 2021
Our study protocol paper for the REACH Project was published in the British Journal of General Practice Open. [URL : PDF] Sturgiss E, Gunatillaka N, Ball L, Lam T, Nielsen S, O’Donnell R, …, Tam CWM, et al. Embedding brief interventions for alcohol in general practice: a study protocol for the REACH Project feasibility trial. BJGP …
Apr 23 2021
This protocol paper was published today in Frontiers in Pediatrics [PDF : Link] Barbaro J, Masi A, … , Tam CWM, et al. A multistate trial of an early surveillance program for autism within General Practices in Australia. Frontiers in Pediatrics 2021;9(260). DOI: 10.3389/fped.2021.640359