Jayne Lucke is affiliated with La Trobe University in Australia. Their research spans multiple fields within medicine and social sciences, emphasizing public health, pediatrics, perinatology, child health, gender studies, and sociology and political science.
Their scholarly output includes a focus on topics such as reproductive health and contraception, global maternal and child health, adolescent sexual and reproductive health, gender roles and identity studies, maternal mental health during pregnancy and postpartum, maternal and fetal healthcare, and maternal and perinatal health interventions.
Notable recent publications include:
Jayne Lucke frequently collaborates with several co-authors including Marion Haas, Angela Taft, Kirsten Black, Kevin McGeechan, and Danielle Mazza.
Their work has appeared most often in venues such as Sexuality Research and Social Policy and OPAL (Open@LaTrobe) at La Trobe University, with additional publications in Health & Social Care in the Community, PLoS ONE, and Health Education Research.
Bradley J. Partridge;Stephanie K. Bell;Jayne C. Lucke;Sarah Yeates
Janneke Berecki-Gisolf;Jayne Lucke;Richard Hockey;Annette Dobson
Tiffany Jones;Bonnie Hart;Morgan Carpenter;Gavi Ansara
S. P. Mooijaart;N. Sattar;S. Trompet;J. Lucke
Caroline Harvey;Charrlotte Seib;Jayne Lucke
Melissa L. Harris;Deborah Loxton;Britta Wigginton;Jayne C. Lucke
Danielle L. Herbert;Jayne C. Lucke;Annette J. Dobson
Wayne D. Hall;Jayne Lucke
Carla Meurk;Adrian Nicholas Carter;Bradley J Partridge;Jayne Lucke
Carla S Meurk;Alex Broom;Jon Adams;Wayne Hall
Amie Steel;Amie Steel;Jayne Lucke;Jayne Lucke;Jon Adams
Natalia M Lee;Wayne Dallas Hall;Jayne Lucke;Cynthia Forlini
Brad Partridge;Stephanie Bell;Jayne Lucke;Wayne Hall
Stephanie Bell;Brad Partridge;Jayne Lucke;Wayne Hall
Wayne D. Hall;Jayne C. Lucke
Natalia M Lee;Jayne Lucke;Wayne Dallas Hall;Carla Meurk
Jayne C. Lucke
Angela J Taft;Angela J Taft;Mridula Shankar;Kirsten I Black;Kirsten I Black;Danielle Mazza
Catherine Chojenta;Deborah Loxton;Jayne Lucke
Britta Wigginton;Melissa L. Harris;Deborah Loxton;Danielle Herbert
Danielle L. Herbert;Jayne C. Lucke;Annette J. Dobson
Tomas Rozbroj;Anthony Lyons;Jayne Lucke
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