John W. Toumbourou is affiliated with Deakin University in Australia. Their research primarily spans the fields of social sciences, health professions, and psychology, with notable contributions in subfields such as general health professions, clinical psychology, health, epidemiology, and sociology and political science.
The scientist's work covers a range of topics including child and adolescent psychosocial and emotional development, homelessness and social issues, substance abuse treatment and outcomes, community health and development, health disparities and outcomes, intimate partner and family violence, and health policy implementation science.
Recent publications highlight diverse research interests and include:
Frequent collaborators include:
Key publication venues where the scientist has contributed multiple works include:
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Edmund Silins;L John Horwood;George C Patton;George C Patton;David M Fergusson
Nicki Dowling;Nicki Dowling;Nicki Dowling;S S Merkouris;C J Greenwood;E Oldenhof
Jennifer M Beyers;John W Toumbourou;Richard F Catalano;Michael W Arthur
Wendy Loxley;J. Toumbourou;Tim Stockwell;B. Haines
Peter Kremer;Christine Elshaug;Eva Leslie;John W. Toumbourou
Sheryl A. Hemphill;John W. Toumbourou;Todd I. Herrenkohl;Barbara J. McMorris
Sheryl A. Hemphill;Aneta Kotevski;Michelle Tollit;Rachel Smith;Rachel Smith
George C. Patton;Barbara J. McMorris;John W. Toumbourou;Sheryl A. Hemphill
Felice N. Jacka;Peter J. Kremer;Eva R. Leslie;Michael Berk
M Mathers;J W Toumbourou;R F Catalano;J Williams
Rachel K Leung;John W Toumbourou;Sheryl A Hemphill
Beth M. Costa;Christine E. Kaestle;Arlene Walker;Ashlee Curtis
Meredith O'Connor;Ann Sanson;Mary T. Hawkins;Primrose Letcher
Adrian B. Kelly;Tracy J. Evans-Whipp;Rachel Smith;Gary C. K. Chan
Lori Shore;John W. Toumbourou;Andrew J. Lewis;Peter Kremer
Sheryl A. Hemphill;Aneta Kotevski;Aneta Kotevski;Todd I. Herrenkohl;Lyndal Bond
Sheryl A. Hemphill;Jessica A. Heerde;Todd I. Herrenkohl;George C. Patton
Elizabeth Westrupp;C Bennett;Tomer Berkowitz;George Youssef
Sheryl A. Hemphill;Sheryl A. Hemphill;Stephanie M. Plenty;Stephanie M. Plenty;Todd I. Herrenkohl;John W. Toumbourou
Louise Hayes;Diana Smart;John Toumbourou;Ann Sanson
Tim Stockwell;Paul Gruenewald;John Toumbourou;Wendy Loxley
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