Belinda Crockett

Most-cited papers

1. The nature of evidence resources and knowledge translation for health promotion practitioners.

   R. Armstrong, E. Waters, Belinda Crockett, H. Keleher

   2007Health Promotion International127 citations Open access

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2. “Eyes Wide Shut”: Narratives of Women Living with Hepatitis C in Australia

   Belinda Crockett, S. Gifford

   2004Women & health77 citations

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3. A qualitative exploration of the emotional wellbeing and support needs of new mothers from Afghanistan living in Melbourne, Australia

   Alana Russo, B. Lewis, A. Joyce, Belinda Crockett +1 more

   2015BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth71 citations Open access

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4. Ethics and the Promotion of Inclusiveness Within Qualitative Research: Case Examples From Asia and the Pacific

   Melina T. Czymoniewicz-Klippel, Bianca Brijnath, Belinda Crockett

   201050 citations

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5. Participatory development of MIDY (Mobile Intervention for Drinking in Young people)

   Cassandra J. C. Wright, P. Dietze, Belinda Crockett, M. Lim

   2016BMC Public Health44 citations Open access

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6. Enhancing health‐care workers' understanding and thinking about people living with co‐occurring mental health and substance use issues through consumer‐led training

   Véronique Roussy, Nikos Thomacos, A. Rudd, Belinda Crockett

   2015Health Expectations29 citations Open access

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7. Barriers and opportunities in the translation of mobile phone and social media interventions between research and health promotion practice in Australia: a qualitative study of expert perspectives

   Cassandra J. C. Wright, J. Schwarzman, P. Dietze, Belinda Crockett +1 more

   2019Health Research Policy and Systems16 citations Open access

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8. Where's the feminism in mothering?

   Catherine V. D'Arcy, Colleen Turner, Belinda Crockett, H. Gridley

   201212 citations Open access

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9. Using SMS as a Harm Reduction Strategy: An Evaluation of the RAGE (Register and Get Educated) Project.

   Belinda Crockett, H. Keleher, A. Rudd, Ruth Klein +2 more

   20133 citations

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10. ’ s response to reviews Title : Barriers and opportunities in the translation of mobile phone and social media interventions between research and health promotion practice in Australia : A qualitative study of expert perspectives

    J. Schwarzman, P. Dietze, Belinda Crockett, M. Lim

    20180 citations

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11. Power at play in the realm of international health: peering into Papua New Guinea, the HIV/AIDS epidemic & local women's realities

    Belinda Crockett

    20060 citations

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12. Evaluation of the DHS Evidence-based Health Promotion Resources

    Belinda Crockett, H. Keleher, E. Waters, R. Armstrong

    20050 citations

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13. From globe to ground women, HIV & AIDS and Papue New Guinea

    Belinda Crockett

    20050 citations

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