Dunedin School of Medicine

Publications

2008

  • S M McAllister, N P Dickson, K Sharples, M R Reid, J M Morgan, E J MacDonald, E Coughlan, T M Johnston, N A Tanner, and C Paul. (2008). Unlinked anonymous HIV prevalence among New Zealand
    sexual health clinic attenders: 2005–2006. Internation Journal of STD & AIDS. 19:752-757.

2007

  • Nisbet SM., Reeve AM., Ellis-Pegler RB., Woodhouse AF., Ingram RJ., Roberts SA., McAllister SM., Thomas MG. 2007 Good outcome in HIV-infected refugees after resettlement in New Zealand: population study. Internal Medicine Journal 37:290-294.

2006

  • Das D., Baker., Venugopal K., McAllister S. (2006). Why tuberculosis incidence rates are not falling in New Zealand. New Zealand Medical Journal. 119(1243).
  • Dickson N., & Davidson O. (2006). HIV prevention in New Zealand - still room for improvement. New Zealand Medical Journal 119(1243).
  • Saxton P., Dickson N., & Hughes A. (2006). GAPSS 2006: Findings from the Gay Auckland Periodic Sex Survey. Auckland: New Zealand AIDS Foundation.

2004

  • Saxton P., Dickson N., & Hughes A. (2004). GAPSS 2004: Findings from the Gay Auckland Periodic Sex Survey. Auckland: New Zealand AIDS Foundation.

2002

  • Saxton P., & Dickson N. (2002.GAPSS 2002: HIV Behavioural risk surveillance among men who have sex with men. Findings from the Gay Auckland Periodic Sex Survey. Auckland: New Zealand AIDS Foundation.
  • Dickson N., Paul C., Wilkinson L., Voss L., & Rowley S. (2002). Estimates of HIV prevalence among pregnant women in New Zealand. The New Zealand Public Health Report 9(3):17-19.
  • Mills G., Yardley A.M., Thomas M., Blackmore T., Pithie A., Schroeder B., & Dickson N. (2002). New Zealand's HIV infected population under active follow-up during 2000. New Zealand Medical Journal. 115(1152):173-6.

2001

  • Dickson N. (2001). HIV infection in pregnancy. New Zealand Medical Journal 114(1144): 507-8.

2000

  • Paul C., Wilson M., Dickson N., Sharples K., & Skegg D.C.G. (2000). Enhanced surveillance of HIV infections in New Zealand 1996-1998. New Zealand Medical Journal 113 (1118): 390-4.
  • Gosling I., Grimwood K., Dickson N. P. (2000). HIV awareness during pregnancy. New Zealand Medical Journal 113:321-322.

1998

  • Eberhart-Phillips J., Dickson N., Williams S., Clarke R., Fonua L., Kini G., Logan K., Millar C., Muir K., Simmers H., & Weston H. (1998). Asking pregnant women about HIV risk. New Zealand Medical Journal 111:175.

1997

  • Connor J., Paul C., Sharples K., & Dickson N. (1997). Patterns of disease and HIV testing at sexually transmitted disease clinics. New Zealand Medical Journal 110(1057):452-5.

1996

  • Sharples K., Dickson N., Paul C., & Skegg D.C.G. (1996). HIV/AIDS in New Zealand: an epidemic in decline? AIDS 10: 1273-8.
  • Chetwynd J., & Dickson N. (1996). Health care systems in transition: New Zealand, Part II: the New Zealand health care system's response to HIV-AIDS. Journal of Public Health Medicine 18:274-277.
  • Dickson N., & Paul C. (1996). HIV infection and AIDS in New Zealand: a Public Health Report. In Intimate Details and Vital Statistics: AIDS, Sexuality and the Social Order. P. Davis (Ed.) Auckland University Press, Auckland 13-30.

1994

  • Dickson N., Austin F., & Paul C. et al. (1994). HIV surveillance by testing saliva from injecting drug users: a national study in New Zealand. Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health 48: 55-7.

1993

  • Dickson N., Paul C., Skegg D.C.G., & Sharples K. et al. (1993). Unlinked anonymous monitoring of HIV prevalence at sexually transmitted disease clinics. New Zealand Medical Journal 106 (961): 325-7.
  • Dickson N., Paul C., & Herbison P. (1993). Adolescents, sexual behaviour and implications for an epidemic of HIV/AIDS among the young. Genitourinary Medicine 69: 133-40

1991

  • Carlson R., Skegg D.C.G., Paul C., & Spears G. (1991). Occurrence of AIDS in New Zealand: the first seven years. New Zealand Medical Journal 104: 131-4.

1989

  • Skegg D.C.G. (1989). Heterosexually acquired HIV infection. British Medical Journal 298: 401-2.

 

 

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