Jo Robinson is affiliated with the University of Melbourne in Australia and specializes in the field of Psychology, with a primary focus on Clinical Psychology. Their research encompasses various subfields including General Health Professions, Social Psychology, Applied Psychology, and Sociology and Political Science.
The scientist's work primarily centers on topics related to mental health, with significant contributions in:
Jo Robinson has published extensively in a range of established academic venues. Their frequent publication platforms include:
Among their recent published papers are:
The scientist collaborates regularly with a group of frequent co-authors including Michelle Lamblin, Nicole T. M. Hill, Katrina Witt, Simon Rice, and Eleanor Bailey, with these partnerships reflected in numerous joint publications.
Jo Robinson;Georgina Cox;Eleanor Bailey;Sarah Hetrick
Janet Meehan;Navneet Kapur;Isabelle M. Hunt;Pauline Turnbull
Jo Robinson;Georgina Cox;Georgina Cox;Aisling Malone;Michelle Williamson
Jo Robinson;Eleanor Bailey;Katrina Witt;Nina Stefanac
Allison J. Milner;Greg Carter;Jane Pirkis;Jo Robinson
Jenny Shaw;Isabelle M. Hunt;Sandra Flynn;Janet Meehan
Jo Robinson;Sarah E. Hetrick;Cathy Martin
Katrina Witt;Matthew J. Spittal;Gregory Carter;Jane Pirkis
Jane Pirkis;Lay San Too;Matthew J Spittal;Karolina Krysinska
Gregory Carter;Andrew Page;Matthew Large;Sarah Hetrick
Sarah Elisabeth Hetrick;Jo Robinson;Eloise Burge;Ryan Blandon
Karl Andriessen;Karl Andriessen;Karolina Krysinska;Karolina Krysinska;Nicole T. M. Hill;Lennart Reifels
Katherine Petrie;Joanna Crawford;Simon T E Baker;Kimberlie Dean
Georgina R Cox;Christabel Owens;Jo Robinson;Angela Nicholas
Gennady Nickolaevich Baksheev;Jo Robinson;Elizabeth Mary Cosgrave;Kathryn Baker
Rohan Borschmann;Emilia Janca;Annie Carter;Melissa Willoughby
Aislinn D. Bergin;Elvira Perez Vallejos;E. Bethan Davies;David Daley
Keith Hawton;Keith Hawton;Nicole T M Hill;Madelyn Gould;Ann John
Jane Pirkis;Matthew J Spittal;Georgina Cox;Jo Robinson
Isabelle M. Hunt;Navneet Kapur;Roger Webb;Jo Robinson
Jenny Shaw;Isabelle M. Hunt;Sandra Flynn;Tim Amos
Jo Robinson;Sarah Hetrick;Georgina Cox;Sarah Bendall
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