Index
Public Health and Health Services research
People
Maternal and child health services
Major Projects
|
Investigators |
Project Title |
Funding |
|---|---|---|
|
Zhang, A., Xue, C., Story, D., Smith, DeV., Holroyd, E. |
The use of complementary medicine by patients attending the Emergency Department and their communication with medical staff. |
RMIT emerging grants (2007), AU$9,000 |
|
Holroyd, E. |
Social determinates of health: comparing Thai (Mahidol) and Australia (RMIT) post graduate womens health curricula. |
Thai Australia. Institute, Federal Government Canberra (2007), AU$20,000 |
|
Peer education training programme for marginalised Chinese women. |
HK Jockey club (2007), HK$970,000 |
|
|
Wong, W.and Holroyd, E. A Griffiths, S and Fong |
Piloting a mobile health clinic for Hong Kong sex workers. Condom negotiations for female sex workers. |
AIDS Trust fund. (2007), HK$2.5 million |
|
Choi, S., and Holroyd, E. |
Condom negotiation for female sex workers in Southern China |
Earmarked Grant University Grants HK (2006), HK$ 230,000 |
|
Holroyd, E. |
Survey of Hong Kong registered nurse’s beliefs about, attitudes towards and utilization of, complimentary medicine. |
United College (2006), HK$7,500 |
|
Holroyd, E,Chan, S and Lopez, V. |
“Doing the month”. An exploratory study of three generations of Chinese women. |
Central HK. Ear marked grant (2006), HK$34,700 |
|
Wong, W. and Holroyd, E. |
Involving the “hard to reach” Developing and evaluating a peer education sexual health programme to target early school leavers in Hong Kong adolescents. |
Department of Family Medicine, YMCA and Health Care and Promotion Fund. (2006), HK$456,000 |
|
Holroyd, E. |
Survey of Hong Kong registered nurses beliefs, about and attitudes towards and utilization of, complimentary and alternative medicine. |
CUHK Shaw College (2005), HK$7,500 |
|
Holroyd, E. |
Promotion of STI awareness and to develop specifically peer-led sexual education programmes as a means of reducing risk of HIV infection and to examine sexual and health screening attitudes. |
AIDS Trust Fund (2005), HK$221,565 |