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Health Professionals are the Preferred Source of Information on Alcohol Use in Pregnancy for Australian Women: A National Survey

The study published in 2020 identified where Australian women obtained information about alcohol during pregnancy, their preferred sources of information, and their perceptions of the role of health professionals in providing information.
  • Publishing Date:

    4 November, 2020

  • Journal Name:

    Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Risk & Prevention

  • Authors:

    Tracey W Tsang, Elizabeth Peadon, Carol Bower, Heather D'Antoine, Janet Payne, and Elizabeth Elliott

Prenatal Alcohol and Tobacco Use

The objective of this study published in 2020 was to test the associations between maternal prenatal alcohol and tobacco exposures and depressive symptoms in the offspring, adjusting for a wide range of potential confounders.
  • Publishing Date:

    16 October, 2020

  • Journal Name:

    Journal of Affective Disorders

  • Authors:

    Duko B, Pereira G, Betts K, Tait RJ, Newnham J, Alati R

We do what we can

This study published in 2020 interviewed 26 staff from 18 organizations involved in referral and co-ordination, case management, or treatment and support services for women with (or at high risk of) PAE in the Greater Newcastle region in Australia.
  • Publishing Date:

    15 October, 2020

  • Journal Name:

    Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy

  • Authors:

    Pedruzzi R Hamilton O Hodgeson HHA Connor E Johmson E Fitzpatrick J

Parent-reported sleep problems in school-aged children with FASD: association with child behaviour, caregiver, and family functioning

Sleep problems are a common clinically reported area of concern for children and adolescents with FASD (FASD). However, limited empirical research has been undertaken investigating sleep problems for children with FASD. The current study published in 2020 aimed to examine the associations between parent-reported sleep problems in children with FASD and child behaviour, caregiver mental health and health-related quality of life and family functioning.
  • Publishing Date:

    1 October, 2020

  • Journal Name:

    Sleep Medicine

  • Authors:

    N Hayes, KM Moritz, N Reid

Childproofing Australia’s Future Health: Preventing alcohol harms

A letter published in 2020 on the profound effect alcohol has had on her paediatric practice.
  • Publishing Date:

    10 September, 2020

  • Journal Name:

    EBioMedicine

  • Authors:

    Elizabeth Elliott

Are antenatal interventions effective in improving multiple health behaviours among pregnant women? A systematic review protocol.

Maternal behaviours in pregnancy associated with adverse pregnancy, birth and health outcomes include tobacco smoking, poor nutrition, alcohol consumption and low physical activity, collectively referred to as the SNAP risk factors. In this study published in 2020 seven electronic databases were searched for studies that examined the effect of interventions addressing multiple SNAP behaviours.
  • Publishing Date:

    2 September, 2020

  • Journal Name:

    Nutrition & Dietetics Sexual & Reproductive Medicine

  • Authors:

    Jenna Hollis, Emma Doherty, Julia Dray, Danika Tremain, Mandy Hunter, Karen Takats, Christopher M Williams, Henry Murray, Craig Pennell, Belinda Tully, John Wiggers, Justine Daly, Melanie Kingsland

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