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Gardiner, M., Sexton, R., Kearns, H. & Marshall, K. (2006). The impact of support initiatives on retaining rural GPs. Australian Journal of Rural Health, 14, 196-201.
Kearns, H., Gardiner, M., Marshall, K., Sumner, K., & Todd, E. (2006). Evidence-based practice for improving the wellbeing of rural GPs. Poster presented at the General Practice and Primary Health Conference, 5-7 July: Perth, W.A. [pdf]
Gardiner, M., Sexton, R., Durbridge, M. & Garrard, K. (2005). The role of psychological well-being in retaining rural general practitioners. Australian Journal of Rural Health, 13, 149-155.
Gardiner, M., Lovell, G. & Williamson, P. (2004). Physician you can heal yourself! Cognitive behavioural training reduces stress in GPs. Family Practice, 21(5), 545-551. [pdf]
Gardiner, M. (2004). The well-being of South Australian rural general practitioners: Evaluating the Dr DOC program. Second wave of data, May 2004.
Kearns, H. (2002). Conducting productive meetings: Getting the best from your team. Australian Institute of Medical Scientists National Workshop, 18-21 April, 2002, Adelaide.
Gardiner, M.L. (2002). The well-being of South Australian rural general practitioners: Evaluating the Dr DOC program. Interim report, April 2002.
Kearns, H. (2002). Professional Development and Career Paths for Technical Staff. TechNet SA Forum, 22 November 2002, Adelaide.
Gardiner, M.L. (2002). Women and Australian leadership: Beyond the current paradigms. Heart and Soul of Leadership. Australian Institute of Management. Sydney , Australia.
Gardiner, M.L. (2001). Evaluation of the impact of the Adelaide Western Division of General Practice Respiratory Mini-Clinic Trial.
Gardiner, M.L. (2000). Practical ways to cope with life in general practice. Thinking on your feet: Tough decisions in general practice. Merck, Sharp and Dohme University Program for General Practitioners. Darlinghurst , Australia.
Gardiner, M. (1999). Measuring and quantifying organizational health. Human Resources Leaders' Conference, Brisbane , June 1999.
Kearns, H. (1999). Food Today, Health Tomorrow. SA Dieticians Conference, Balyana Conference Centre, 30 Oct 1999.
Kearns, H. (1997). Providing OHS&W training on the World Wide Web. AVCC OH&S Conference, 11 July 1997, Adelaide.
Gardiner, M.L., Luszcz, M.A., & Bryan, J. (1997). The manipulation and measurement of task-specific memory self-efficacy in younger and older adults. International Journal of Behavioral Development, 21, 209-227.
Kirkpatrick, I.E. & Gardiner, M.L. (January, 1997). Customer Satisfaction with The Rehabilitation Engineering Division of the Crippled Children's Association of South Australia Inc: Final Report and Recommendations.
Hartridge, M., Seeger, B., Kirkpatrick, I.E. & Gardiner, M.L. (1997). To see ourselves as others see us: A focus group study. Independent Rehabilitation and Assistive Technology Association Journal.
Gardiner M.L. (1996). Book Review: Roses and Rust: Redefining the essence of leadership in a new age. International Review of Women and Leadership, 2, 114-115.
Gardiner, M.L. & Tiggemann, M. (1996) Gender differences in leadership style: Gender, sex ratios or both? Australian Journal of Psychology, 48, Supplement, 147-148 (Abstract).
Gardiner, M.L. & Tiggemann, M. (1996). Gender differences in leadership style and stress: When considering others is bad for your health. International Congress on Stress and Health - Sydney , 1996.
Gardiner, M.L. (1996). When the numbers are against you: Leader stress in male- and female-dominated industries. South Australian State Psychology Conference - Adelaide , 1996.
Gardiner, M. (1995). When the numbers are against you: Leader stress in male and female-dominated industries. Display poster at the South Australian State Psychology Conference - Glenside , November 1995.
Luszcz, M.A., Davey, J., Gardiner, M.L. & Hinton, M. (1993). Faith, hope and remembering: The role for memory self-efficacy in ageing. Australian Association of Gerontology Meeting - University of Adelaide , November 1993.
Kearns, H. (1990). A systematic process for introducing CBT in a branch network, in Computer Based Training and Instructional Design: Conference proceedings from IIR Technology Conference, Sydney, May 1990.
