Lisa Keay's Publications

L Keay
A process evaluation protocol for examining the impact of instructions for correct use of child car seats designed through a consumer-driven process and evaluated in a field-based randomised controlled trial
Journal Article
2020
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health
L Keay
Behind the Wheel: Process Evaluation of a Safe-Transport Program for Older Drivers Delivered in a Randomized Controlled Trial
Journal Article
2020
Journal of Applied Gerontology
L Keay
Standardising the cataract referral process for public hospitals: perspectives of optometrists in New South Wales, Australia
Journal Article
2020
Clinical and Experimental Optometry
L Keay
Facilitators and barriers to participation in mental well-being programs by older Australians with vision impairment: community and stakeholder perspectives
Journal Article
2020
Eye (Basingstoke)
L Keay
Community eye care (C-EYE-C): Improving access and reducing costs through collaborative care for diabetic retinopathy
Conference Proceedings
2019
L Keay
Improving Patient Access and Reducing Costs for Glaucoma with Integrated Hospital and Community Care: A Case Study from Australia
Journal Article
2019
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INTEGRATED CARE
Hunter K, Hall A, Keay L, Brown J, Elkington J, Charlton J, Koppel S, Hayen A, Bilston L
Can child restraint product information developed using consumer testing sustain correct use 6 months after child restraint purchase? Study protocol for a cluster randomised controlled trial
Journal Article
2019
Injury Prevention
Stapleton F, White A, Keay L, Do V, Ho K, Tran J, Ford B, Hoang D, Kaushik S, Palagyi A
Standardising the cataract referral process for public hospitals: perspectives of optometrists in New South Wales, Australia
Journal Article
2019
Clinical and Experimental Optometry
L Keay
Journey to glaucoma care – trusting but uncertain and uninformed: a qualitative study
Journal Article
2019
Clinical and Experimental Optometry
L Keay
Determining patient preferences in a glaucoma service: A discrete choice experiment
Conference Proceedings
2019
White A, Angell Blake, Keay Lisa, Lu T, Ford B, Dunn H
JOURNEY TO GLAUCOMA CARE - A QUALITATIVE STUDY ON THE DETERMINANTS OF CHOICE IN ACCESSING SERVICES
Conference Paper
2018
Hunter K, Lo S, Keay L, Ivers R, Rogers K, Clapham K, Cullen P, Porykali B, Treacy R, Senserrick T
Communities driving change: Evaluation of an aboriginal driver licensing programme in Australia
Journal Article
2018
Health Promotion International
Lyford M, Hunter K, Keay L, Ivers R, Clapham K, Ralph M, Porykali B, Lo W
Overcoming barriers to use of child car seats in an urban Aboriginal community-formative evaluation of a program for Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services.
Conference Paper
2018
Laba T, Lukaszyk C, Angell B, Coombes J, Keay L, Ivers R, Eades S, Jan Stephen
Participant preferences for an aboriginal-specific fall prevention program: Measuring the value of culturally-appropriate care
Journal Article
2018
PLoS ONE
Lukaszyk C, Coombes J, Sherrington C, Keay L, Tiedemann A, Moore R, Ivers R
First Nation Elders’ perspectives on healthy ageing in NSW, Australia
Journal Article
2018
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health
Palagyi A, Keay L
Preventing falls in older people with cataract – it is not just about surgery
Journal Article
2018
Ophthalmic and Physiological Optics
Stapleton F, McCluskey P, White A, Palagyi A, Keay L, Do V, Carnt N
Patient perspectives of cataract surgery: protocol and baseline findings of a cohort study
Journal Article
2018
Clinical and Experimental Optometry
Keay L, Tiedemann A, Bajaj R, Ramulu P, Dillon L, Jakobsen K, Rogers K
Optimizing the accuracy of activity monitors in visually-impaired older populations
Conference Paper
2018
Annual Meeting of the Association-for-Research-in-Vision-and-Ophthalmology (ARVO)
Keay L, Tiedemann A, Bajaj R, Ramulu P, Dillon L, Jakobsen K, Rogers K
Validating the accuracy of an activity monitor in a visually impaired older population
Journal Article
2018
Ophthalmic and Physiological Optics
McCluskey Peter, White Andrew, Carnt Nicole, Do Vu, Stapleton Fiona, Keay Lisa, Palagyi A
Are cataract surgery referrals to public hospitals in Australia poorly targeted?
Journal Article
2018
Clin Exp Ophthalmol

Lisa Keay's Publications

A process evaluation protocol for examining the impact of instructions for correct use of child car seats designed through a consumer-driven process and evaluated in a field-based randomised controlled trial

Behind the Wheel: Process Evaluation of a Safe-Transport Program for Older Drivers Delivered in a Randomized Controlled Trial

Standardising the cataract referral process for public hospitals: perspectives of optometrists in New South Wales, Australia

Facilitators and barriers to participation in mental well-being programs by older Australians with vision impairment: community and stakeholder perspectives

Community eye care (C-EYE-C): Improving access and reducing costs through collaborative care for diabetic retinopathy

Improving Patient Access and Reducing Costs for Glaucoma with Integrated Hospital and Community Care: A Case Study from Australia

Can child restraint product information developed using consumer testing sustain correct use 6 months after child restraint purchase? Study protocol for a cluster randomised controlled trial

Standardising the cataract referral process for public hospitals: perspectives of optometrists in New South Wales, Australia

Journey to glaucoma care – trusting but uncertain and uninformed: a qualitative study

Determining patient preferences in a glaucoma service: A discrete choice experiment

JOURNEY TO GLAUCOMA CARE - A QUALITATIVE STUDY ON THE DETERMINANTS OF CHOICE IN ACCESSING SERVICES

Communities driving change: Evaluation of an aboriginal driver licensing programme in Australia

Overcoming barriers to use of child car seats in an urban Aboriginal community-formative evaluation of a program for Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services.

Participant preferences for an aboriginal-specific fall prevention program: Measuring the value of culturally-appropriate care

First Nation Elders’ perspectives on healthy ageing in NSW, Australia

Preventing falls in older people with cataract – it is not just about surgery

Patient perspectives of cataract surgery: protocol and baseline findings of a cohort study

Optimizing the accuracy of activity monitors in visually-impaired older populations

Validating the accuracy of an activity monitor in a visually impaired older population

Are cataract surgery referrals to public hospitals in Australia poorly targeted?

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