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Luong, Tuyen T., Handley, Tonelle, Austin, Emma K., Kiem, Anthony S., Rich, Jane L., Kelly, Brian. Frontiers Research Foundation; 2021. New Insights Into the Relationship Between Drought and Mental Health Emerging From the Australian Rural Mental Health Study.
Rich, Jane, Handley, Tonelle, Inder, Kerry, Perkins, David. Australian Rural Health Education Network; 2018. An experiment in using open-text comments from the Australian Rural Mental Health Study on health service priorities.
Peters, Ingrid, Handley, Tonelle, Oakley, Karen, Lutkin, Sarah, Perkins, David. BioMed Central; 2019. Social determinants of psychological wellness for children and adolescents in rural NSW.
Fitzpatrick, Scott J., Perkins, David, Handley, Tonelle, Brown, Dale, Luland, Teresa, Corvan, Eamonn. Ubiquity Press; 2018. Coordinating mental and physical health care in rural Australia: an integrated model for primary care settings.
Thornton, Louise, Handley, Tonelle, Kay-Lambkin, Frances, Baker, Amanda. John Wiley & Sons; 2017. Is a person thinking about suicide likely to find help on the internet? An evaluation of Google search results.
Considine, Robyn, Tynan, Ross, James, Carole, Wiggers, John, Lewin, Terry, Inder, Kerry, Perkins, David, Handley, Tonelle, Kelly, Brian. Public Library of Science (PLoS); 2017. The contribution of individual, social and work characteristics to employee mental health in a coal mining industry population.
Iseme, Rosebella A., McEvoy, Mark, Kelly, Brian, Agnew, Linda, Walker, Frederick R., Handley, Tonelle, Oldmeadow, Christopher, Attia, John, Boyle, Michael. Oxford University Press; 2017. A role for autoantibodies in atherogenesis.
Handley, Tonelle. Suicide in urban and rural Australia: determinants, moderators and treatment options for suicidal thoughts and behaviours. 2013.
Handley, Tonelle, Jorm, Christine, Symington, Christine, Christie, Louis, Forbes, Erin, Munro, Alice, Cheney, Richard. Wiley-Blackwell; 2022. ‘It sort of has the feel of being at home’: Mixed-methods evaluation of a pilot community-based palliative end-of-life service in a regional setting.
Handley, Tonelle, Davies, Kate, Rich, Jane, Perkins, David. SciTechnol; 2017. Understanding the mental health of rural young adults: risk and protective factors.
Handley, Tonelle, Kay-Lambkin, Francis J., Baker, Amanda L., Lewin, Terry J., Kelly, Brian J., Inder, Kerry J., Attia, John R., Kavanagh, David J.. Lippincott Williams & Wilkins; 2016. Investigation of a suicide ideation risk profile in people with co-occurring depression and substance use disorder.
Handley, Tonelle, Perkins, David, Kay-Lambkin, Frances, Lewin, Terry, Kelly, Brian. Routledge; 2015. Familiarity with and intentions to use internet-delivered mental health treatments among older rural adults.
Austin, Emma K., Handley, Tonelle, Kiem, Anthony S., Rich, Jane L., Lewin, Terry J., Askland, Hedda H., Askarimarnani, Sara S., Perkins, David A., Kelly, Brian J.. Wiley-Blackwell; 2018. Drought-related stress among farmers: findings from the Australian Rural Mental Health Study.
Davies, Kate, Handley, Tonelle, Livingstone, Fiona, de Jaeger, Adele. Australian & New Zealand Mental Health Association; 2017. 'Making the journey easier': an evaluation of community- and clinician-targeted rural suicide prevention workshops.
Maddox, Sarah, Powell, Nicholas N., Booth, Angela, Handley, Tonelle, Dalton, Hazel, Perkins, David. John Wiley & Sons; 2022. Effects of mental health training on capacity, willingness and engagement in peer-to-peer support in rural New South Wales.
Lynagh, Marita, Gilligan, Connor, Handley, Tonelle. Australian Council for Health, Physical Education and Recreation; 2010. Teaching about, and dealing with, sensitive issues in schools: how confident are pre-service teachers?.
Heinsch, Milena, Sampson, Dara, Huens, Valerie, Handley, Tonelle, Hanstock, Tanya, Harris, Keith, Kay-Lambkin, Frances. Public Library of Science (PLoS); 2020. Understanding ambivalence in help-seeking for suicidal-people with comorbid depression and alcohol misuse.
Handley, Tonelle, Rich, Jane, Davies, Kate, Lewin, Terry, Kelly, Brian. MDPI AG; 2018. The challenges of predicting suicidal thoughts and behaviours in a sample of rural Australians with depression.
Dalton, Hazel, Read, Donna M. Y., Bradfield, Sarah, Lewis, Peter, Gazzard, Taryn, Critchley, Anthony, Wilcox, Sarah, Booth, Angela, Perkins, David, Goodwin, Nick, Hendry, Anne, Handley, Tonelle, Davies, Kate, Bishop, Michael, Sheather-Reid, Rachael. Ubiquity; 2019. Formative evaluation of the Central Coast Integrated Care Program (CCICP), NSW Australia.
Wilhelm, Kay, Handley, Tonelle, Reddy, Prasuna. Sage; 2018. A case for identifying smoking in presentations to the emergency department with suicidality.
Berg, Elizabeth, Wilhelm, Kay, Handley, Tonelle. BioMed Central; 2020. Should we increase the focus on diet when considering associations between lifestyle habits and deliberate self-harm?.
Fitzpatrick, Scott J., Handley, Tonelle, Powell, Nic, Read, Donna, Inder, Kerry J., Perkins, David, Brew, Bronwyn K.. Public Library of Science; 2021. Suicide in rural Australia: A retrospective study of mental health problems, health-seeking and service utilisation.
Fitzpatrick, Scott J., Brew, Bronwyn K., Handley, Tonelle, Perkins, David. Wiley-Blackwell; 2022. Men, suicide, and family and interpersonal violence: A mixed methods exploratory study.
Austin, Emma K., Handley, Tonelle, Kiem, Anthony S., Rich, Jane L., Perkins, David, Kelly, Brian. MDPI AG; 2020. Drought, wellbeing and adaptive capacity: why do some people stay well?.
Wilhelm, Kay, Handley, Tonelle, Reddy, Prasuna. Sage; 2016. Exploring the validity of the fantastic lifestyle checklist in an inner city population of people presenting with suicidal behaviours.
Trigg, Joshua, Skelton, Eliza, Lum, Alistair, Guillaumier, Asheligh, McCarter, Kristen, Handley, Tonelle, Judd, Lucy, Lye, Alexie, Bonevski, Billie. Oxford University Press; 2023. Smoking cessation interventions and abstinence outcomes for people living in rural, regional, and remote areas of three high-income countries: A systematic review.
Dalton, Hazel, Day, Jamin, Handley, Tonelle, Booth, Angela, Hayes, Alan, Perkins, David. Ubiquity Press; 2023. Making Connections that Count – a Case Study of the Family Referral Service in Schools Program on the Central Coast, New South Wales, Australia.
Wilhelm, Kay, Handley, Tonelle, McHugh, Catherine, Lowenstein, David, Arrold, Kristy. JMIR Publications; 2022. The Quality of Internet Websites for People Experiencing Psychosis: Pilot Expert Assessment.
Kelly, Brian, Handley, Tonelle, Kissane, David, Vamos, Marina, Attia, John. Cambridge University Press; 2020. An indelible mark the response to participation in euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide among doctors: a review of research findings.
Austin, Emma K., Rich, Jane L., Kiem, Anthony S., Handley, Tonelle, Perkins, David, Kelly, Brian J.. Elsevier; 2020. The concerns about climate change among rural residents in Australia.
Girgis, Afal, Candler, Hayley B., Kelly, Brian J., Handley, Tonelle, Descallar, Joseph, Hansen, Vibeke, Haas, Marion, Viney, Rosalie, Haywood, Philip, Bellamy, Douglas, Proietto, Anthony. Wolters Kluwer Health; 2021. The PACT Study: Results of a time series study investigating the impact, acceptability and cost of an integrated model for psychosocial screening, care and treatment of patients with urological and head and neck cancers.
Austin, Emma K., Rich, Jane L., Kiem, Anthony S., Handley, Tonelle, Perkins, David, Kelly, Brian J.. Elsevier; 2020. Concerns about climate change among rural residents in Australia.
Forbes, Erin, Baker, Amanda L., Mccarter, Kristen, Britton, Ben, Clover, Kerrie, Skelton, Eliza, Moore, Lyndell, Handley, Tonelle, Oultram, Sharon, Oldmeadow, Christopher, Gibberd, Alison. John Wiley & Sons; 2023. A systematic review of nonpharmacological interventions to reduce procedural anxiety among patients undergoing radiation therapy for cancer.
Britton, Ben, Baker, Amanda L., Wolfenden, Luke, Wratten, Christopher, Bauer, Judy, Beck, Alison K., McCarter, Kristen, Handley, Tonelle, Carter, Gregory Leigh. Elsevier; 2024. Five-year mortality outcomes for Eating As Treatment (EAT), a health behaviour change intervention to improve nutrition in patients with head and neck cancer: a stepped-wedge, randomised controlled trial.