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Teaching

HS1401: Health and Health Care in Australia (Level 1; CNS & TSV)
HS2406: Health Promotion in Dentistry (Level 2; CNS)

Research Disciplines

Socio-Economic Objectives

Publications

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Journal Articles

Harriss L, Thompson F, Lawson K, O'Loughlin M and McDermott R (in press) Preventable hospitalisations in regional Queensland: potential for primary health? Australian Health Review,
O'Loughlin M, Harriss L, Thompson F, McDermott R and Mills J (2019) Exploring factors that influence adult presentation to an emergency department in regional Queensland: a linked, cross‐sectional, patient perspective study. Emergency Medicine Australasia, 31 (3). pp. 67-75
O'Loughlin M, Mills J, McDermott R and Harriss L (2017) Review of patient-reported experience within patient-centered medical homes: insights for Australian health care homes. Australian Journal of Primary Health, 23 (5). pp. 429-439

Current Funding

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Far North Queensland Hospital Foundation - Research Grant

Health Care Homes In Cairns

Indicative Funding: $2,990
Summary: This project examines the health care experience of adults living with chronic conditions in Cairns to inform a new model of primary health care, the `Health Care Home? model. The project has a region-specific focus, examining challenges for the implementation of the model of care within the Cairns area. As part of a wider mixed methods project, the qualitative investigation will explore which elements of the Health Care Home model are of value to patients. The results from this investigation will be used to inform a patient-centred approach to health service delivery for people living with chronic conditions in Cairns.
Investigators: Mary O'Loughlin (College of Public Health and Medical & Vet Sciences)
Keywords: Patient experience; Chronic condition; Model of care; Patent Centred Medical Home; Health Care Home; Primary Health Care