Using hierarchical models to analyse clinical indicators: a comparison of the gamma-Poisson and beta-binomial models

- Howley, Peter P., Gibberd, Robert

Keeping it real, keeping them interested and keeping it in their minds

- Howley, Peter P.

Systems theory and improving healthcare

- Howley, Peter P., Chang, Sheuwen W.

Beyond root cause analysis: an enriched system oriented event analysis model for wide application

- Chuang, Sheuwen, Howley, Peter P.

Using clinical indicators to facilitate quality improvement via the accreditation process: an adaptive study into the control relationship

- Chuang, Sheuwen, Howley, Peter P., Hancock, Stephen

International comparison of hospital accreditation development

- Chuang, S., Howley, Peter P.

Bayesian methods in reporting and managing Australian clinical indicators

- Howley, Peter P., Hancock, Stephen J., Gibberd, Robert W., Chuang, Sheuwen, Tuyl, Frank A.

Implementing systems thinking for infection prevention: the cessation of repeated scabies outbreaks in a respiratory care ward

- Chuang, Sheuwen, Howley, Peter P., Lin, Shih-Hua

Strategies for integrating clinical indicator and accreditation systems to improve healthcare management

- Chuang, Sheuwen, Howley, Peter P.

A posterior predictive model-based control chart for monitoring healthcare

- Lin, Yi-Fan, Howley, Peter P., Tuyl, Frank A.

An international systems-theoretic comparison of hospital accreditation: developing an implementation typology

- Chuang, Sheuwen, Howley, Peter P., Gonzales, Shawon S.

Families' reports of problematic foods, management strategies and continuous glucose monitoring in type 1 diabetes: A cross‐sectional study

- Smith, Tenele A., Blowes, Ashley A., King, Bruce R., Howley, Peter P., Smart, Carmel E.

For a high fat, high protein breakfast, preprandial administration of 125% of the insulin dose improves postprandial glycaemic excursions in people with type 1 diabetes using multiple daily injections: A cross-over trial

- Smith, Tenele A., Smart, Carmel E., Howley, Peter P., Lopez, Prudence E., King, Bruce R.

In children and young people with type 1 diabetes using Pump therapy, an additional 40% of the insulin dose for a high-fat, high-protein breakfast improves postprandial glycaemic excursions: A cross-over trial

- Smith, Tenele A., Smart, Carmel E., Fuery, Michelle E. J., Howley, Peter P., Knight, Brigid A., Harris, Mark, King, Bruce R.

Screening practices for disordered eating in paediatric type 1 diabetes clinics

- Burden, Emma Hanley, Hart, Melissa, Pursey, Kirrilly, Howley, Peter P., Smith, Tenele A., Smart, Carmel E.