Kate Hunter's Publications

About Kate Hunter's Publications

Senior Research Fellow, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Program
  • PhD,
  • MPH

  • The importance of context in logic model construction for a multi-site community-based Aboriginal driver licensing program

    Evaluation and Program Planning Date published:

  • Driver licensing: descriptive epidemiology of a social determinant of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health

    Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health Date published:

  • Implementation of a driver licensing support program in three Aboriginal communities: a brief report from a pilot program

    Health Promotion Journal of Australia Date published:

  • Qualitative Consumer Input for Enhancing Child Restraint Product

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  • Understanding burn injuries in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children: protocol for a prospective cohort study: Table 1

    BMJ Open Date published:

  • Adopting child restraint laws to address child passenger injuries: Experience from high income countries and new initiatives in low and middle income countries

    Injury Date published:

  • Program Fidelity Measures Associated With an Effective Child Restraint Program: Buckle-Up Safely

    American Journal of Public Health Date published:

  • Buckle Up Safely (Shoalhaven): A Process and Impact Evaluation of a Pragmatic, Multifaceted Preschool-Based Pilot Program to Increase Correct Use of Age-Appropriate Child Restraints

    Traffic Injury Prevention Date published:

  • Increase in best practice child car restraint use for children aged 2-5 years in low socioeconomic areas after introduction of mandatory child restraint laws

    Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health Date published:

  • Child restraint use in low socio-economic areas of urban Sydney during transition to new legislation

    Accident Analysis & Prevention Date published:

  • Evaluation of an Education, Restraint Distribution, and Fitting Program to Promote Correct Use of Age-Appropriate Child Restraints for Children Aged 3 to 5 Years: A Cluster Randomized Trial

    American Journal of Public Health Date published:

  • Increases in best practice child restraint use among children aged 2-5 years in low socioeconomic areas after introduction of mandatory child restraint laws in NSW Australia

    Injury Prevention Date published:

  • Understanding use of child restraints in Australian aboriginal families: a mixed methods approach

    Injury Prevention Date published:

  • Cluster randomised trial of an integrated, education, restraint subsidisation and fitting programme to increase child restraint use in 3-year-old to 5-year-old children

    Injury Prevention Date published:

  • A multifaceted program to increase the appropriate use and decrease the misuse of child restraints.

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  • Direct observations of child restraint use to evaluate a preschool based education and restraint distribution program.

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