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2005 Journal Article Quantifying the use of the statin antilipemic drugs: Comparisons and contrasts between Nova Scotia, Canada, and Queensland, AustraliaCooke, C., Nissen, L. M., Sketris, I. S. and Tett, S. E. (2005). Quantifying the use of the statin antilipemic drugs: Comparisons and contrasts between Nova Scotia, Canada, and Queensland, Australia. Clinical Therapeutics, 27 (4), 497-508. doi: 10.1016/j.clinthera.2005.04.009 |
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2005 Journal Article Improving the Treatment of Bipolar DisorderNissen, Lisa M. (2005). Improving the Treatment of Bipolar Disorder. Australian Pharmacist, 24 (3), 210-210. |
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2005 Journal Article Practice research profile: UTAS focuses on ICTNissen, L. M. (2005). Practice research profile: UTAS focuses on ICT. Australian Pharmacist, 24 (2), 121. |
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2005 Journal Article Candesartan: Giving hope to a failing heartNissen, L. M. (2005). Candesartan: Giving hope to a failing heart. Australian Pharmacist, 24 (7), 567. |
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2005 Journal Article Practice research profile: Variability in patient responsesNissen, L. M. (2005). Practice research profile: Variability in patient responses. Australian Pharmacist, 24 (8), 643. |
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2005 Journal Article Botox: More than skin deep!Nissen, L. M. (2005). Botox: More than skin deep!. Australian Pharmacist, 24 (9), 697. |
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2005 Journal Article Practice research profile: Looking back and moving forward - The CAPTION ProjectNissen, L. M. (2005). Practice research profile: Looking back and moving forward - The CAPTION Project. Australian Pharmacist, 24 (4), 291. |
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2005 Journal Article Practice research profile: Diverse WA researchNissen, Lisa (2005). Practice research profile: Diverse WA research. Australian Pharmacist, 24 (2), 479-479. |
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2005 Journal Article Emergency contraceptive pill: Facts and the pharmacist's ethical roleNissen, L. M. (2005). Emergency contraceptive pill: Facts and the pharmacist's ethical role. New Zealand Pharmacy, 25 (10), 31-32. |
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2005 Journal Article Arsenic: Sometimes a 'poison' can be the perfect solution!Nissen, L. M. (2005). Arsenic: Sometimes a 'poison' can be the perfect solution!. Australian Pharmacist, 24 (11), 887. |
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2005 Journal Article Supporting pharmacy practice: 'Pharmacy Land' - a user's guide for new grads (and those looking for new directions)Nissen, L. M. and Bond, J. A. (2005). Supporting pharmacy practice: 'Pharmacy Land' - a user's guide for new grads (and those looking for new directions). Australian Pharmacist, 24 (12), 938-939. |
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2005 Journal Article Practice research profile: Looking back and moving forward - Consumer medication informationNissen, L. M. (2005). Practice research profile: Looking back and moving forward - Consumer medication information. Australian Pharmacist, 24 (10), 760. |
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2005 Journal Article Paracetamol: Does that come as an injection?Nissen, L. M. (2005). Paracetamol: Does that come as an injection?. Australian Pharmacist, 24 (1), 31. |
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2004 Journal Article Asthma medications: Something for the tooth fairy to worry about?Nissen, L. M. (2004). Asthma medications: Something for the tooth fairy to worry about?. Australian Pharmacist, 23 (11), 794-794. |
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2004 Journal Article Identifying potential analgesic misuseNissen, L. M. (2004). Identifying potential analgesic misuse. Australian Pharmacist, 23 (10), 700-702. |
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2004 Journal Article Olanzapine: Beneficial for the mind and the stomach!Nissen, L. M. (2004). Olanzapine: Beneficial for the mind and the stomach!. Australian Pharmacist, 23 (1), 15-15. |
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2004 Journal Article Cyproterone: Helping women in a hairy situationNissen, L. M. (2004). Cyproterone: Helping women in a hairy situation. Australian Pharmacist, 23 (8), 566-566. |
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2004 Journal Article Sildenafil: Not just for the boys!Nissen, L. M. (2004). Sildenafil: Not just for the boys!. Australian Pharmacist, 23 (4), 308-308. |
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2004 Journal Article Paracetamol for older peopleNissen, L. M. (2004). Paracetamol for older people. Australian Pharmacist, 23 (6), 451-451. |
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2004 Journal Article Pimecrolimus: When things get really itchyNissen, L. M. (2004). Pimecrolimus: When things get really itchy. Australian Pharmacist, 23 (10), 732-732. |
