Commissioned reports

The Australian Longitudinal Study on Women’s Health has produced commissioned reports on a range of specific health topics. Please note that some reports listed on this site have not been released to the general public and are not available for download.

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Stay strong, and never accept it as a way of life." Australian women's experiences of abuse and life after abuse

Parker G, Loxton D, Svensson A, Lee C, Warner-Smith P & Young A.

Published: 2004

Stay strong, and never accept it as a way of life.” Australian women’s experiences of abuse and life after abuse Parker G, Loxton D, Svensson A, Lee C, Warner-Smith P & Young A. “Stay strong, and never accept it as a way of life.” Australian women’s experiences of abuse and life after abuse. Report prepared…

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The physical social and economic health and wellbeing of women with dependent children, following relationship breakdown

Loxton D, Warner-Smith P & Young A.

Published: 2004

The physical social and economic health and wellbeing of women with dependent children, following relationship breakdown Loxton D, Warner-Smith P & Young A. The physical social and economic health and wellbeing of women with dependent children, following relationship breakdown. Report prepared for Technical report prepared for Health and Well-being Section, Office of the Status of…

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Violence against young Australian women and reproductive health: cross sectional and transitional analyses of surveys 1 & 2, younger cohort, ALSWH.

Taft A & Lee C.

Published: 2003

Taft A & Lee C. Final report to the Office for the Status of Women: Cross sectional and transitional analyses of survey 1 and 2, younger cohort, Australian Longitudinal Study on Women’ Health. September 2003. This report describes measures associated with violence against young Australian women, with an emphasis on reproductive health. While there is…

Violence against young Australian women and reproductive health: Cross-sectional and transitional analyses of surveys 1 & 2, younger cohort, ALSWH.

Taft A, Watson L & Lee C.

Published: 2003

Violence against young Australian women and reproductive health: Cross-sectional and transitional analyses of surveys 1 & 2, younger cohort, ALSWH Taft A, Watson L & Lee C. Violence against young Australian women and reproductive health: Cross-sectional and transitional analyses of surveys 1 & 2, younger cohort, ALSWH. Report prepared for Office of the Status of…

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Violence against young Australian women and reproductive health: cross sectional and transitional analyses of surveys 1 & 2, younger cohort, ALSWH. Appendix 1 & 2

A Taft, L Watson & Lee C.

Published: 2003

Taft A, Watson L & Lee C. Appendix 1 and 2 for the final report to the Office for the Status of Women: cross sectional and transitional analysis of surveys 1 and 2. Australian Longitudinal Study on Women’ Health. September 2003. Appendix 1 and 2 for the final report to the Office for the Status…

Violence against young Australian women and reproductive health: cross-sectional and transitional analyses of surveys 1 & 2, younger cohort, ALSWH - Appendix 1 & 2

Taft A, Watson L & Lee C.

Published: 2003

Violence against young Australian women and reproductive health: cross-sectional and transitional analyses of surveys 1 & 2, younger cohort, ALSWH – Appendix 1 & 2 Taft A, Watson L & Lee C. Violence against young Australian women and reproductive health: cross-sectional and transitional analyses of surveys 1 & 2, younger cohort, ALSWH. Appendix 1 &…

Women's waterworks: Managing early stress incontinence through women's health clinics

Lee C, Johnson C & Chiarelli P.

Published: 2003

Women’s waterworks: Managing early stress incontinence through women’s health clinics Lee C, Johnson C & Chiarelli P. Women’s waterworks: Managing early stress incontinence through women’s health clinics. Report prepared for FPA Health, March 2003. This report evaluates the effectiveness of offering a brief non-invasive intervention for prevention and early intervention among middle-aged women with mild…