Rebecca Ivers is affiliated with the University of New South Wales in Australia and has made extensive contributions to the field of medicine, particularly in injury epidemiology and prevention. Their research spans various subfields including public health, environmental and occupational health, emergency medicine, safety, risk, reliability and quality, general health professions, and broader health studies.
The research topics covered by Rebecca Ivers include:
Some of the recent papers by Rebecca Ivers include:
Frequent collaborators in their research include:
Rebecca Ivers has published regularly in several journals, with a notable number of publications in:
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Christopher J.L. Murray;Christopher J.L. Murray;Christopher J.L. Murray;Aleksandr Y. Aravkin;Aleksandr Y. Aravkin;Aleksandr Y. Aravkin;Peng Zheng;Peng Zheng;Peng Zheng;Cristiana Abbafati;Cristiana Abbafati;Cristiana Abbafati
Ai-Min Wu;Catherine Bisignano;Spencer L James;Gdiom Gebreheat Abady
Rebecca Ivers;Robert Cumming;P Mitchell;Karin Attebo
Bette C Liu;Rebecca Ivers;Robyn Norton;Soufiane Boufous
Rafael Lozano;Nancy Fullman;Degu Abate;Solomon M. Abay
Karin Attebo;Rebecca Q Ivers;Paul Mitchell
Rebecca Q. Ivers;Robert G. Cumming;Paul Mitchell;Anthony J. Peduto
Rebecca Ivers;Teresa Senserrick;Soufiane Boufous;Mark Stevenson
Rebecca Ivers;Robyn Norton;Robert Cumming;Meg Butler
Joseph L Ward;Peter S Azzopardi;Kate Louise Francis;John S Santelli
Robert G. Cumming;Rebecca Ivers;Lindy Clemson;John Cullen
Spencer L James;Chris D Castle;Zachary V Dingels;Jack T Fox
Stephanie Blows;Shanthi N Ameratunga;Rebecca Q Ivers;Sing Kai Lo
Nicholas Glozier;Alexandra Martiniuk;George Patton;Rebecca Ivers
Stephanie Blows;Rebecca Q Ivers;Jennie Connor;Shanthi N Ameratunga
Richard Charles Franklin;Amy E Peden;Erin B Hamilton;Catherine Bisignano
Aniruddha Deshpande;Molly K. Miller-Petrie;Paulina A. Lindstedt;Mathew M. Baumann
Rebecca Q. Ivers;Paul Mitchell;Robert G. Cumming
Mark J Haran;Ian D Cameron;Rebecca Q Ivers;Judy M Simpson
Rebecca Q Ivers;Robert G Cumming;Paul Mitchell;Judy M Simpson
Dang Viet Hung;Mark R. Stevenson;Rebecca Q. Ivers
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