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Jacob, Alycia, Coventry, Linda, Davies, Hugh, Jacob, Elisabeth. Wiley-Blackwell; 2020. Are current clinical guidelines on the use of Peripheral Intravenous Cannula for blood draws supported by evidence? An organizational case study.
Kinsman, Leigh, Radford, Jan, Elmer, Shandell, Ogden, Kathryn, Randles, Sarah, Jacob, Alycia, Delphin, Denise, Burr, Nettie, Goss, Mick. John Wiley & Sons; 2021. Engaging “hard-to-reach” men in health promotion using the OPHELIA principles: Participants' perspectives.
Lower, Tony, Kinsman, Leigh, Dinh, Michael M., Lyle, David, Cheney, Richard, Allan, Julaine, Munro, Alice, Taylor, Barbara, Wiggers, John H., Bailey, Andrew, Weller, Lauren, Jacob, Alycia, Stephens, Alexandre S.. Wiley-Blackwell; 2020. Patterns of emergency department use in rural and metropolitan New South Wales from 2012 to 2018.
Jacob, Elisabeth, Jacob, Alycia, Davies, Hugh, Jacob, Darren, Jenkins, Mark, Husain, Margaret, Coventry, Linda. Wiley-Blackwell; 2021. The impact of blood sampling technique, including the use of peripheral intravenous cannula, on haemolysis rates: A cohort study..
Vafeas, Caroline, Jacob, Elisabeth, Jacob, Alycia. Routledge; 2020. Measuring attitudes of those caring for people living with dementia: A quantitative survey.
Jacob, Alycia, Van Vuuren, Julia, Kinsman, Leigh, Spelten, Evelien. John Wiley & Sons; 2022. Daily reality of violence in a rural emergency department: Is violence becoming the new normal?.
Davies, Hugh, Coventry, Linda L., Jacob, Alycia, Stoneman, Laurita, Jacob, Elisabeth. Elsevier; 2020. Blood sampling through peripheral intravenous cannulas: a look at current practice in Australia.
Jacob, Alycia, McCann, Damhnat, Buykx, Penny, Thomas, Brodie, Spelten, Evelien, Schultz, Rebecca, Kinsman, Leigh, Jacob, Elisabeth. Emerald Publishing; 2022. The “disease” of violence against health-care workers is a wicked problem. Managing and preventing violence in health-care.
Prussing, Elysse, Kinsman, Leigh, Jacob, Alycia, Doust, Jenni, Guy, Frances, Tierney, Olivia. Elsevier; 2024. Everyone should have their own midwife: Women's and staff experiences during the implementation of two midwifery continuity of care models in regional Australia.