Philip A. R. Hockey was affiliated with the University of Cape Town in South Africa. Their research contributions spanned multiple fields, including Decision Sciences, Medicine, and Social Sciences. Their work also extended into specialized subfields such as Management Science and Operations Research, Pediatrics, Perinatology and Child Health, and Safety Research.
The main topics addressed in their research included demographic modeling and climate adaptation, birth, development, and health, as well as social issues and policies.
Their publication record includes a notable paper titled Cohort Profile: Growing up in Australia: the Longitudinal Study of Australian Children (LSAC), published in 2025 in the International Journal of Epidemiology.
Frequent coauthors who contributed alongside Philip A. R. Hockey were:
Hockey's publications were primarily featured in the International Journal of Epidemiology, indicating a focus on epidemiological and public health research contexts.
Katherine L. du Plessis;Rowan O. Martin;Philip A. R. Hockey;Susan J. Cunningham
Brian Allanson;Dan Baird
Philip A. R. Hockey;Alison L. Bosman
Susan J. Cunningham;Rowan O. Martin;Carryn L. Hojem;Philip A. R. Hockey
C. L. Griffiths;P. A. R. Hockey;C. Van Erkom Schurink;P. J. Le Roux
Brian Huntley;Phoebe Barnard;Res Altwegg;Lynda Chambers
Andrew E. McKechnie;Philip A. R. Hockey;Blair O. Wolf
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John D. Goss-Custard;Andrew D. West;Michael G. Yates;Richard W. G. Caldow
W. Roy Siegfried;Philip A.R. Hockey;Anna A. Crowe
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Ben Smit;C.T. Harding;Philip A.R. Hockey;Andrew E. McKechnie
Susan J Cunningham;Rowan O Martin;Philip Ar Hockey
A.L. Bosman;J.T. Du Toit;P.A.R. Hockey;G.M. Branch
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Philip A. R. Hockey;Clélia Sirami;Amanda R. Ridley;Guy F. Midgley
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Nicola C. Okes;Philip A. R. Hockey;Graeme S. Cumming
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Martha J. Nelson-Flower;Phil A.R. Hockey;Colleen O'Ryan;Nichola J. Raihani
Tamara B. Robinson;George M. Branch;Charles L. Griffiths;Anesh Govender
Martha J. Nelson-Flower;Philip A. R. Hockey;Colleen O’Ryan;Amanda R. Ridley;Amanda R. Ridley
B. Smit;G. Zietsman;R. O. Martin;S. J. Cunningham
B. Kalejta;P.A.R. Hockey
Philip A. R. Hockey;Jane K. Turpie;Claudio R. Veldsquez
Philip A. R. Hockey;Alison L. Bosman;P. A. R. Hockey;A. L. Bosman
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