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Nature Genetics, Oct 9, 2011
Genome-wide association study identifies a new melanoma susceptibility locus at 1q21.3
Nature Genetics, May 18, 2008
Correspondence should be addressed to S.M.
JMIR Research Protocols, May 4, 2020
Background: The web-based BeUpstanding Champion Toolkit was developed to support work teams in ad... more Background: The web-based BeUpstanding Champion Toolkit was developed to support work teams in addressing the emergent work health and safety issue of excessive sitting. It provides a step-by-step guide and associated resources that equip a workplace representative-the champion-to adopt and deliver the 8-week intervention program (BeUpstanding) to their work team. The evidence-informed program is designed to raise awareness of the benefits of sitting less and moving more, build a supportive culture for change, and encourage staff to take action to achieve this change. Work teams collectively choose the strategies they want to implement and promote to stand up, sit less, and move more, with this bespoke and participative approach ensuring the strategies are aligned with the team's needs and existing culture. BeUpstanding has been iteratively developed and optimized through a multiphase process to ensure that it is fit for purpose for wide-scale implementation. Objective: The study aimed to describe the current version of BeUpstanding, and the methods and protocol for a national implementation trial. Methods: The trial will be conducted in collaboration with five Australian workplace health and safety policy and practice partners. Desk-based work teams from a variety of industries will be recruited from across Australia via partner-led referral pathways. Recruitment will target sectors (small business, rural or regional, call center, blue collar, and government) that are of
Discovering and understanding genetic risk factors for melanoma and their interactions with pheno... more Discovering and understanding genetic risk factors for melanoma and their interactions with phenotype, sun exposure, and other risk factors could lead to new strategies for melanoma control. This paper describes the Australian Melanoma Family Study, which uses a multicenter, population-based, case-control-family design. From 2001 to 2005, the authors recruited 1,164 probands including 629 cases with histopathologically confirmed, first-primary cutaneous melanoma diagnosed before age 40 years, 240 population-based controls frequency matched for age, and 295 spouse/friend controls. Information on lifetime sun exposure, phenotype, and residence history was collected for probands and nearly 4,000 living relatives. More than 3,000 subjects donated a blood sample. Proxy-reported information was collected for childhood sun exposure and deceased relatives. Important features of this study include the population-based, family-based design; a focus on early onset disease; probands from 3 majo...
UNSTRUCTURED Background: The online BeUpstandingTM Champion Toolkit was developed to support work... more UNSTRUCTURED Background: The online BeUpstandingTM Champion Toolkit was developed to support work teams in addressing the emergent work health and safety issue of excessive sitting. It provides a step-by-step guide and associated resources that equip a workplace representative — the “champion” — to adopt and deliver the eight-week intervention program (BeUpstanding) to their work team. The evidence-informed program has been iteratively developed and optimised through a multi-phase process to ensure that it is fit-for-purpose for wide-scale implementation. This paper describes the current version of BeUpstanding, and the methods and protocol for a national implementation trial. Methods: The trial will be conducted in collaboration with five Australian workplace health and safety policy and practice partners. Desk-based work teams from a variety of industries will be recruited from across Australia via partner-led referral pathways. Recruitment will target sectors (small business, rur...
American Journal of Epidemiology, 2009
Nature Genetics, Oct 9, 2011
Genome-wide association study identifies a new melanoma susceptibility locus at 1q21.3
Nature Genetics, May 18, 2008
Correspondence should be addressed to S.M.
JMIR Research Protocols, May 4, 2020
Background: The web-based BeUpstanding Champion Toolkit was developed to support work teams in ad... more Background: The web-based BeUpstanding Champion Toolkit was developed to support work teams in addressing the emergent work health and safety issue of excessive sitting. It provides a step-by-step guide and associated resources that equip a workplace representative-the champion-to adopt and deliver the 8-week intervention program (BeUpstanding) to their work team. The evidence-informed program is designed to raise awareness of the benefits of sitting less and moving more, build a supportive culture for change, and encourage staff to take action to achieve this change. Work teams collectively choose the strategies they want to implement and promote to stand up, sit less, and move more, with this bespoke and participative approach ensuring the strategies are aligned with the team's needs and existing culture. BeUpstanding has been iteratively developed and optimized through a multiphase process to ensure that it is fit for purpose for wide-scale implementation. Objective: The study aimed to describe the current version of BeUpstanding, and the methods and protocol for a national implementation trial. Methods: The trial will be conducted in collaboration with five Australian workplace health and safety policy and practice partners. Desk-based work teams from a variety of industries will be recruited from across Australia via partner-led referral pathways. Recruitment will target sectors (small business, rural or regional, call center, blue collar, and government) that are of
Discovering and understanding genetic risk factors for melanoma and their interactions with pheno... more Discovering and understanding genetic risk factors for melanoma and their interactions with phenotype, sun exposure, and other risk factors could lead to new strategies for melanoma control. This paper describes the Australian Melanoma Family Study, which uses a multicenter, population-based, case-control-family design. From 2001 to 2005, the authors recruited 1,164 probands including 629 cases with histopathologically confirmed, first-primary cutaneous melanoma diagnosed before age 40 years, 240 population-based controls frequency matched for age, and 295 spouse/friend controls. Information on lifetime sun exposure, phenotype, and residence history was collected for probands and nearly 4,000 living relatives. More than 3,000 subjects donated a blood sample. Proxy-reported information was collected for childhood sun exposure and deceased relatives. Important features of this study include the population-based, family-based design; a focus on early onset disease; probands from 3 majo...
UNSTRUCTURED Background: The online BeUpstandingTM Champion Toolkit was developed to support work... more UNSTRUCTURED Background: The online BeUpstandingTM Champion Toolkit was developed to support work teams in addressing the emergent work health and safety issue of excessive sitting. It provides a step-by-step guide and associated resources that equip a workplace representative — the “champion” — to adopt and deliver the eight-week intervention program (BeUpstanding) to their work team. The evidence-informed program has been iteratively developed and optimised through a multi-phase process to ensure that it is fit-for-purpose for wide-scale implementation. This paper describes the current version of BeUpstanding, and the methods and protocol for a national implementation trial. Methods: The trial will be conducted in collaboration with five Australian workplace health and safety policy and practice partners. Desk-based work teams from a variety of industries will be recruited from across Australia via partner-led referral pathways. Recruitment will target sectors (small business, rur...
American Journal of Epidemiology, 2009