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Pam McGrath; Hamish Holewa
What does the term 'survivor' mean to individuals diagnosed with a haematological malignancy? Findings from Australia.
Pam McGrath; David Henderson; Saras Henderson; Hamish A Holewa; John Tamargo
International medical graduates' reflections on facilitators and barriers to undertaking the Australian medical council examination.
Pam McGrath; Hamish Holewa
Reconceptualising relocation for specialist treatment: insights from New Zealand.

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2012: Pam McGrath; Hamish Holewa
What does the term 'survivor' mean to individuals diagnosed with a haematological malignancy? Findings from Australia.
Supportive care in cancer : official journal of the Multinational Association of Supportive Care in Cancer 2012;20(12):3287-95.
2012: Pam McGrath; David Henderson; Saras Henderson; Hamish A Holewa; John Tamargo
International medical graduates' reflections on facilitators and barriers to undertaking the Australian medical council examination.
Australian health review : a publication of the Australian Hospital Association 2012;36(3):296-300.
2012: Pam McGrath; Hamish Holewa
Reconceptualising relocation for specialist treatment: insights from New Zealand.
Supportive care in cancer : official journal of the Multinational Association of Supportive Care in Cancer 2012;20(3):499-505.
2012: Pam McGrath; Hamish Holewa
'It's a regional thing': financial impact of renal transplantation on live donors.
Rural and remote health 2012;12():2144.
2011: Pam McGrath; Anne Wong; Hamish Holewa
Canadian and Australian licensing policies for international medical graduates: a web-based comparison.
Education for health (Abingdon, England) 2011;24(1):452.
2011: Pam McGrath; David Joske; Michael Bouwman
Benefits from participation in the chemo club: psychosocial insights on an exercise program for cancer patients.
Journal of psychosocial oncology 2011;29(1):103-19.
2010: Pam McGrath; Hamish Holewa; Meg McNaught
Surviving spousal bereavement--insights for GPs.
Australian family physician 2010;39(10):780-3.
2010: Pam McGrath; Hamish Holewa
The emotional consequences of corticosteroid use in hematology: preliminary findings.
Journal of psychosocial oncology 2010;28(4):335-50.
2010: Pam McGrath; Nicole Rawson-Huff
Corticosteroids during continuation therapy for acute lymphoblastic leukemia: the psycho-social impact.
Issues in comprehensive pediatric nursing 2010;33(1):5-19.
2009: Emma Phillips; Pam McGrath; Grahame Vaughan
'I wanted desperately to have a natural birth': mothers' insights on vaginal birth after Caesarean (VBAC).
Contemporary nurse 2009;34(1):77-84.
2009: Pam McGrath; Hamish Holewa; Thomas Koilparampil; Cherian Koshy; Shobha George
Learning from each other: cross-cultural insights on palliative care in Indian and Australian regions.
International journal of palliative nursing 2009;15(10):499-509.
2009: Pam McGrath; David Henderson; Emma Phillips
Integration into the Australian health care system--insights from international medical graduates.
Australian family physician 2009;38(10):844-8.
2009: Pam McGrath; Gillian Ray-Barruel
The easy option? Australian findings on mothers' perception of elective Caesarean as a birth choice after a prior Caesarean section.
International journal of nursing practice 2009;15(4):271-9.
2009: Pam McGrath; Emma Phillips
Ethical decision-making in an emergency department: findings on nursing advocacy.
Monash bioethics review 2009;28(2):16-1-16.
2009: Pam McGrath; Michael Leahy
Catastrophic bleeds during end-of-life care in haematology: controversies from Australian research.
Supportive care in cancer : official journal of the Multinational Association of Supportive Care in Cancer 2009;17(5):527-37.
2009: Pam McGrath; Mary Anne Patton; Sarah James
"I was never like that": Australian findings on the psychological and psychiatric sequelae of corticosteroids in haematology treatments.
Supportive care in cancer : official journal of the Multinational Association of Supportive Care in Cancer 2009;17(4):339-47.
2008: Pam McGrath; David Henderson
"Oh, that's a really hard question": Australian findings on ethical reflection in an accident and emergency ward.
HEC forum : an interdisciplinary journal on hospitals' ethical and legal issues 2008;20(4):357-73.
2008: Pam McGrath; David Henderson
Resolving end-of-life ethical concerns: important palliative care practice development issues for acute medicine in Australia.
The American journal of hospice & palliative care 2008;25(3):215-22.
2008: Pam McGrath; Emma Phillips
Australian findings on Aboriginal cultural practices associated with clothing, hair, possessions and use of name of deceased persons.
International journal of nursing practice 2008;14(1):57-66.
2008: Pam McGrath; Emma Phillips
Insights on end-of-life ceremonial practices of Australian Aboriginal peoples.
Collegian (Royal College of Nursing, Australia) 2008;15(4):125-33.
2008: Pam McGrath; Emma Phillips
"It is very hard": treatment for childhood lymphoma from the parents' perspective.
Issues in comprehensive pediatric nursing 2008;31(1):37-54.
2007: Pam McGrath
Aboriginal cultural practices on caring for the deceased person: findings and recommendations.
International journal of palliative nursing 2007;13(9):418-25.
2007: Pam McGrath
Care of the haematology patient and their family--the GP viewpoint.
Australian family physician 2007;36(9):779-81, 784.
2007: Pam McGrath
'I don't want to be in that big city; this is my country here': research findings on Aboriginal peoples' preference to die at home.
The Australian journal of rural health 2007;15(4):264-8.
2007: Pam McGrath; Hamish Holewa; Zoe McGrath
Practical problems for Aboriginal palliative care service provision in rural and remote areas: equipment, power and travel issues.
Collegian (Royal College of Nursing, Australia) 2007;14(3):21-6.
2007: Pam McGrath; Hamish Holewa; Stasia Kail-Buckley
"They should come out here ...": research findings on lack of local palliative care services for Australian aboriginal people.
The American journal of hospice & palliative care 2007;24(2):105-13.
2007: Pam McGrath; Emma Phillips
Making them more vulnerable: nursing insights on the irony of using questionnaires.
Nursing forum 2007;42(2):65-72.
2006: Pam McGrath; Hamish Holewa; Zoe McGrath
Nursing advocacy in an Australian multidisciplinary context: findings on medico-centrism.
Scandinavian journal of caring sciences 2006;20(4):394-402.
2006: Pam McGrath; Hamish Holewa
Missed opportunities: nursing insights on end-of-life care for haematology patients.
International journal of nursing practice 2006;12(5):295-301.
2006: Pam McGrath; Hamish Holewa; Katherine F Ogilvie; Robert D Rayner; Mary Anne S Patton
Insights on Aboriginal peoples' views of cancer in Australia.
Contemporary nurse 2006;22(2):240-54.
2006: Pam McGrath; Jennifer Anastasi; Stephanie Fox-Young; Don Gorman; Lorna Moxham; Joanne Tollefson
Collaborative voices: ongoing reflections on nursing competencies.
Contemporary nurse 2006;22(1):46-58.
2006: Pam McGrath; Mary Anne S Patton; Zoe McGrath; Katherine Olgivie; Robert D Rayner; Hamish Holewa
'It's very difficult to get respite out here at the moment': Australian findings on end-of-life care for Indigenous people.
Health & social care in the community 2006;14(2):147-55.
2005: Pam McGrath; Ram Suppiah; Mary Anne Patton
Re-entering life: paediatric acute myeloid leukaemia at one year post treatment.
The Australian journal of holistic nursing 2005;12(2):23-34.
2005: Pam McGrath; Alex Moore; Meg McNaught; Gail Palmer; Anne Greene; Dawn Atkinson
Another form to fill in! Clients' reflections on the hospice use of questionnaires.
Supportive care in cancer : official journal of the Multinational Association of Supportive Care in Cancer 2005;13(9):691-701.
2005: Pam McGrath; Katherine F Ogilvie; Robert D Rayner; Hamish Holewa; Mary Anne S Patton
The "right story" to the "right person": communication issues in end-of-life care for Indigenous people.
Australian health review : a publication of the Australian Hospital Association 2005;29(3):306-16.
2005: Pam McGrath; Mary Anne Paton; Nicole Huff
Beginning treatment for pediatric acute myeloid leukemia: the family connection.
Issues in comprehensive pediatric nursing 2005;28(2):97-114.
2005: Pam McGrath
Developing a language for nonreligious spirituality in relation to serious illness through research: preliminary findings.
Health communication 2005;18(3):217-35.
2004: Pam McGrath; Mary Anne Paton; Nicole Huff
Beginning treatment for paediatric acute myeloid leukaemia: diagnosis and the early hospital experience.
Scandinavian journal of caring sciences 2004;18(4):358-67.
2004: Pam McGrath
Positive outcomes for survivors of haematological malignancies from a spiritual perspective.
International journal of nursing practice 2004;10(6):280-91.
2004: Pam McGrath
Affirming the connection: comparative findings on communication issues from hospice patients and hematology survivors.
Death studies 2004;28(9):829-48.
2004: Pam McGrath
Reflections on serious illness as spiritual journey by survivors of haematological malignancies.
European journal of cancer care 2004;13(3):227-37.
2004: Pam McGrath
Strategies for coping with spiritual pain: a comparison of insights from survivors and hospice patients.
The Australian journal of holistic nursing 2004;11(1):4-15.
2004: Pam McGrath; Mark Chesler
Fathers' perspectives on the treatment for pediatric hematology: extending the findings.
Issues in comprehensive pediatric nursing 2004;27(1):39-61.
2004: Pam McGrath
The burden of the 'RA RA' positive: survivors' and hospice patients' reflections on maintaining a positive attitude to serious illness.
Supportive care in cancer : official journal of the Multinational Association of Supportive Care in Cancer 2004;12(1):25-33.
2003: Pam McGrath
Religiosity and the challenge of terminal illness.
Death studies 2003;27(10):881-99.
2003: Pam McGrath; Nicole Huff
Including the fathers' perspective in holistic care. Part 2: Findings on the fathers' hospital experience including restraining the child patient for treatment.
The Australian journal of holistic nursing 2003;10(2):5-10.
2003: Pam McGrath; Nicole Huff
Including the fathers' perspective in holistic care. Part 1: Findings on the fathers' experience with childhood acute lymphoblastic leukaemia.
The Australian journal of holistic nursing 2003;10(1):4-12.
2003: Pam McGrath; Hilary Clarke
Creating the space for spiritual talk: insights from survivors of haematological malignancies.
Australian health review : a publication of the Australian Hospital Association 2003;26(3):116-32.
2003: Pam McGrath
Benefits of participation in longitudinal qualitative research study.
Monash bioethics review 2003;22(1):63-78.
2003: Pam McGrath
Spiritual pain: a comparison of findings from survivors and hospice patients.
The American journal of hospice & palliative care 2003;20(1):23-33.
2002: Pam McGrath
Creating a language for 'spiritual pain' through research: a beginning.
Supportive care in cancer : official journal of the Multinational Association of Supportive Care in Cancer 2002;10(8):637-46.
2002: Pam McGrath; Kim Forrester; Stephanie Fox-Young; Nicole Huff
"Holding the child down" for treatment in paediatric haematology: the ethical, legal and practice implications.
Journal of law and medicine 2002;10(1):84-96.
2002: Pam McGrath
Beginning treatment for childhood acute lymphoblastic leukemia: insights from the parents' perspective.
Oncology nursing forum 2002;29(6):988-96.
2002: Pam McGrath
Dying in the curative system: the haematology/oncology dilemma. Part 2.
The Australian journal of holistic nursing 2002;9(1):14-21.
2002: Pam McGrath
Qualitative findings on the experience of end-of-life care for hematological malignancies.
The American journal of hospice & palliative care 2002;19(2):103-11.
2002: Pam McGrath
Reflections on nutritional issues associated with cancer therapy.
Cancer practice 2002;10(2):94-101.
2002: Pam McGrath; Lydia Pitcher
'Enough is enough': qualitative findings on the impact of dexamethasone during reinduction/consolidation for paediatric acute lymphoblastic leukaemia.
Supportive care in cancer : official journal of the Multinational Association of Supportive Care in Cancer 2002;10(2):146-55.
2002: Pam McGrath
Are we making progress? Not in haematology!
Omega 2002;45(4):331-48.
2002: Pam McGrath; David Joske
Palliative care and haematological malignancy: a case study.
Australian health review : a publication of the Australian Hospital Association 2002;25(3):60-6.
2002: Pam McGrath
End-of-life care for hematological malignancies: the 'technological imperative' and palliative care.
Journal of palliative care 2002;18(1):39-47.
2002: Pam McGrath
Allied health professional services for oncology outpatients: an Australian comparative study.
Journal of allied health 2002;31(1):29-34.
1997: Pam McGrath
Putting spirituality on the agenda: hospice research findings on the 'ignored' dimension.
The Hospice journal 1997;12(4):1-14.