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J. Spinks

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h-index: 17
Works: 41
Citations: 857

Most-cited papers

Cross-country comparisons of technical efficiency of health production: a demonstration of pitfalls
J. Spinks, B. Hollingsworth
2009132 citations
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Lost in the crowd? Using eye-tracking to investigate the effect of complexity on attribute non-attendance in discrete choice experiments
J. Spinks, D. Mortimer
2015BMC Medical Informatics and Decision Making58 citations Open access
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Consumer preferences for teledermoscopy screening to detect melanoma early
J. Spinks, M. Janda, H. Soyer, Jennifer A. Whitty
2016Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare55 citations Open access
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Patient education and self‐management programs in arthritis
R. Osborne, J. Spinks, I. Wicks
2004Medical Journal of Australia51 citations Open access
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Policy Implications of Complementary and Alternative Medicine Use in Australia: Data from the National Health Survey
J. Spinks, B. Hollingsworth
2012Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine48 citations
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Returning unwanted medicines to pharmacies: prescribing to reduce waste.
Emilie Bettington, J. Spinks, Fiona S. Kelly, Amanda J. Wheeler
2018Australian Prescriber42 citations Open access
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Patient and nurse preferences for implementation of bedside handover: Do they agree? Findings from a discrete choice experiment
J. Whitty, J. Spinks, T. Bucknall, G. Tobiano +1 more
2016Health Expectations40 citations Open access
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‘You don’t throw these things out:’ an exploration of medicines retention and disposal practices in Australian homes
Fiona S. Kelly, S. McMillan, J. Spinks, Emilie Bettington +1 more
2018BMC Public Health38 citations Open access
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Disruptive innovation in community pharmacy - Impact of automation on the pharmacist workforce.
J. Spinks, J. Jackson, C. Kirkpatrick, Amanda J. Wheeler
2017Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy38 citations
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A new model to evaluate the long-term cost effectiveness of orphan and highly specialised drugs following listing on the Australian Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme: the Bosentan Patient Registry
A. Owen, J. Spinks, A. Meehan, T. Robb +4 more
2008Journal of Medical Economics32 citations Open access
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Patient and nurse preferences for nurse handover—using preferences to inform policy: a discrete choice experiment protocol
J. Spinks, W. Chaboyer, T. Bucknall, G. Tobiano +1 more
2015BMJ Open30 citations Open access
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Complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) use and quality of life in people with type 2 diabetes and/or cardiovascular disease.
J. Spinks, David Johnston, B. Hollingsworth
2014Complementary Therapies in Medicine30 citations
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When is a medicine unwanted, how is it disposed, and how might safe disposal be promoted? Insights from the Australian population.
Emilie Bettington, J. Spinks, Fiona S. Kelly, Alejandra Gallardo-Godoy +2 more
2018Australian Health Review27 citations
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Does policy change to allow pharmacist provision of influenza vaccination increase population uptake? A systematic review.
J. Spinks, Emilie Bettington, M. Downes, L. Nissen +1 more
2020Australian Health Review22 citations Open access
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Costs and drivers of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) use in people with type 2 diabetes or cardiovascular disease
J. Spinks, B. Hollingsworth, L. Manderson, V. Lin +1 more
201322 citations
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Are neighbourhood characteristics important in predicting the post-school destinations of young Australians?
David W. Johnston, Wang-Sheng Lee, Chandravadan Shah, Michael A. Shields +1 more
201421 citations
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Health production and the socioeconomic determinants of health in OECD countries: the use of efficiency models
J. Spinks, B. Hollingsworth
200521 citations
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Evaluation of the National Return of unwanted medicines (RUM) program in Australia: a study protocol
Amanda J. Wheeler, J. Spinks, Emilie Bettington, Fiona S. Kelly
2017Journal of Pharmaceutical Policy and Practice17 citations Open access
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Care-seeking, complementary therapy and herbal medicine use among people with type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease: CAMELOT Phase II, surveying for diversity.
L. Manderson, B. Oldenburg, V. Lin, B. Hollingsworth +3 more
201215 citations
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Are the economics of complementary and alternative medicine different to conventional medicine?
J. Spinks, B. Hollingsworth
2009Expert review of pharmacoeconomics & outcomes research14 citations Open access
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Protocol for a feasibility study of an Indigenous Medication Review Service (IMeRSe) in Australia
Amanda J. Wheeler, J. Spinks, Fiona S. Kelly, R. Ware +4 more
2018BMJ Open13 citations Open access
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Does generic entry lower the prices paid for pharmaceuticals in Australia? A comparison before and after the introduction of the mandatory price-reduction policy.
J. Spinks, Gang Chen, L. Donovan
2013Australian Health Review13 citations Open access
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Risky business, healthy lives: how risk perception, risk preferences and information influence consumer’s risky health choices
J. Spinks, S. Nghiem, J. Byrnes
2021European Journal of Health Economics12 citations Open access
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Beyond dispensing: Better integration of pharmacists within the Australian primary healthcare system
Thao Thi Hong Thai, Gang Chen, E. Lancsar, Sonja C. de New +3 more
2022SSM - Qualitative Research in Health11 citations Open access
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Paying the right price for pharmaceuticals: a case study of why the comparator matters.
J. Spinks, J. Richardson
2011Australian Health Review11 citations
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Comparison of a full and partial choice set design in a labeled discrete choice experiment.
Thao T. H. Thai, M. Bliemer, Gang Chen, J. Spinks +2 more
2023Health Economics10 citations Open access
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The effect of traffic lights and regulatory statements on the choice between complementary and conventional medicines in Australia: results from a discrete choice experiment.
J. Spinks, D. Mortimer
2015Social Science & Medicine (1967)9 citations
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Adaptation of potentially preventable medication-related hospitalisation indicators for Indigenous populations in Australia using a modified Delphi technique
J. Spinks, L. Kalisch Ellett, G. Spurling, T. Theodoros +2 more
2019BMJ Open8 citations Open access
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Provision of home medicines reviews in Australia: linking population need with service provision and available pharmacist workforce.
J. Spinks, S. Birch, Amanda J. Wheeler, L. Nissen +3 more
2020Australian Health Review7 citations Open access
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Solomon Islands - Health facilities costing study
P. Lorgelly, Katherine Gilbert, D. Mortimer, N. Black +5 more
20155 citations
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Role of the Indigenous health worker in the delivery of comprehensive primary health care in Canada, Australia, and New Zealand: a scoping review protocol.
Richard Violette, J. Spinks, Fiona S. Kelly, Amanda J. Wheeler
2021JBI Evidence Synthesis4 citations Open access
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Activating pharmacists to reduce the frequency of medication‐related problems (ACTMed): a stepped wedge cluster randomised trial
J. Spinks, Richard Violette, D. Boyle, D. Petrie +11 more
2023Medical Journal of Australia2 citations Open access
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Economic considerations of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) use in Australia
J. Spinks
20141 citations
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Care-seeking, use of CAM, and self-management among people with Type 2 Diabetes and Cardiovascular Disease: CAMELOT phase I, an ethnographic approach.
L. Manderson, B. Oldenburg, Lin, B. Hollingsworth +3 more
20120 citations
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Strengthening Rural Primary Health Sevices Delivery in PNG:the land of the unexpected
P. Lorgelly, J. Spinks
20100 citations
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Management Education : Quality Assurance – Guaranteeing Quality Learning Outcomes
H. Lange, J. Spinks, Sarah Teo
20080 citations
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Opportunities for group self-management programs to reduce the burden of arthritis in Australia
R. Osborne, K. Whitfield, J. Spinks
20040 citations
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Evaluation of health education programs : the development of the Health Education Impact Questionnaire (HEI-Q)
R. Osborne, K. Whitfield, J. Spinks, G. Elsworth
20040 citations
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The potential for group self-management programs to reduce the burden of arthritis in Australia
R. Osborne, J. Spinks
20030 citations
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Arthritis self-management in Australia : a public health perspective
R. Osborne, J. Spinks
20030 citations
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The national evaluation questionnaire for education and self-management programs : design, stakeholder consultation and opportunities to support program delivery excellence
R. Osborne, J. Spinks, G. Elsworth
20030 citations
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