List of works - Catherine J. Segan

A systematic review of barriers and facilitators to participation in randomized controlled trials by Indigenous people from New Zealand, Australia, Canada and the United States.

scientific article published on 19 May 2014

Alcohol use among Australian secondary students in 1993

article

Can transtheoretical model measures predict relapse from the action stage of change among ex-smokers who quit after calling a quitline?

scientific article published on 7 July 2005

Does extended telephone callback counselling prevent smoking relapse?

scientific article published on 14 March 2011

Effect of a family-centered, secondhand smoke intervention to reduce respiratory illness in indigenous infants in Australia and New Zealand: a randomized controlled trial

scientific article

Helping smokers with depression to quit smoking: collaborative care with Quitline

scientific article published in August 2011

Homeless Clients Benefit From Smoking Cessation Treatment Delivered by a Homeless Persons’ Program

scientific article published on 01 August 2015

In-practice management versus quitline referral for enhancing smoking cessation in general practice: a cluster randomized trial

scientific article published on 09 August 2008

Public reaction to Victoria's "2 Fruit 'n' 5 Veg Every Day" campaign and reported consumption of fruit and vegetables

scientific article published in July 1998

Reducing smoking among indigenous populations: new evidence from a review of trials

scientific article published on 21 March 2013

The challenge of embracing a smoke-free lifestyle: a neglected area in smoking cessation programs

scientific article published on 20 December 2006

The effectiveness of callback counselling for smoking cessation: a randomized trial

scientific article published in June 2001

The effectiveness of personalized smoking cessation strategies for callers to a Quitline service

scientific article

The study protocol for a randomized controlled trial of a family-centred tobacco control program about environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) to reduce respiratory illness in Indigenous infants

scientific article

Web and telecounselling in Australia

article

What is the right thing at the right time? Interactions between stages and processes of change among smokers who make a quit attempt

scientific article published in January 2004

List of works by Catherine J. Segan

A systematic review of barriers and facilitators to participation in randomized controlled trials by Indigenous people from New Zealand, Australia, Canada and the United States.

Alcohol use among Australian secondary students in 1993

Can transtheoretical model measures predict relapse from the action stage of change among ex-smokers who quit after calling a quitline?

Does extended telephone callback counselling prevent smoking relapse?

Effect of a family-centered, secondhand smoke intervention to reduce respiratory illness in indigenous infants in Australia and New Zealand: a randomized controlled trial

Helping smokers with depression to quit smoking: collaborative care with Quitline

Homeless Clients Benefit From Smoking Cessation Treatment Delivered by a Homeless Persons’ Program

In-practice management versus quitline referral for enhancing smoking cessation in general practice: a cluster randomized trial

Public reaction to Victoria's "2 Fruit 'n' 5 Veg Every Day" campaign and reported consumption of fruit and vegetables

Reducing smoking among indigenous populations: new evidence from a review of trials

The challenge of embracing a smoke-free lifestyle: a neglected area in smoking cessation programs

The effectiveness of callback counselling for smoking cessation: a randomized trial

The effectiveness of personalized smoking cessation strategies for callers to a Quitline service

The study protocol for a randomized controlled trial of a family-centred tobacco control program about environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) to reduce respiratory illness in Indigenous infants

Web and telecounselling in Australia

What is the right thing at the right time? Interactions between stages and processes of change among smokers who make a quit attempt