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Amy B. Mullens

HIV/AIDS Research and Interventions
University of Southern Queensland

About

Research focus

HIV/AIDS Research and Interventions

Impact

137 pubs · 1,691 cites · h-index 24

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Publications

Recent publications by Amy B. Mullens

  1. Chemsex in Australia: Prevalence, Psychosocial Correlates and Patterns of Polysubstance UseSubstance Use & Misuse · Wed,
  2. Altered states, authentic selves: Trans individual’s experiences with psychedelics and their implications for Psychedelic-Assisted PsychotherapyInternational Journal of Transgender Health · Mon,
  3. Differences in Patterns of Alcohol Use and Sexual Risk-Taking Behaviours Among Sexually Active Australian and Overseas-Born Domestic and International University Students in AustraliaInternational Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health · Thu,
  4. Bi The Way Things Pan Out: Life Story Interviewing and the Mental Health of Bi and Pan + AustraliansJournal of Bisexuality · Fri,
  5. Beyond Triage: The Critical Role of Emergency Nurses in COPD Assessment and Management—Insights from Patients and StaffNursing Reports · Tue,
  6. Perceptions and Acceptability of Doxycycline-Based STI Prophylaxis: Insights from Consumers and Healthcare Providers in QueenslandInternational Journal of Sexual Health · Thu,
  7. Between binaries: life story interviewing with nonbinary plurisexual Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in AustraliaInternational Journal of Transgender Health · Sat,
  8. The HIV response at Resilience During an Inflection Point: Resilience, Innovation and EquitySexual Health · Sat,
  9. Strategies of Health-Focused Narratives to Develop Coping and Growth for Young People: A Thematic Analysis of the LiteratureSocieties · Sun,
  10. “Double Wahala for dead body …” – perspectives of service providers about adherence to antiretroviral therapy among persons with disabilities living with HIV in NigeriaDisability and Rehabilitation · Wed,