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Johnston, Catherine L., Maxwell, Lyndal J., Boyle, Eileen, Maguire, Graeme P., Alison, Jennifer A.. Wiley-Blackwell Publishing Asia; 2013. Improving chronic lung disease management in rural and remote Australia: the Breathe Easy Walk Easy programme.
Snodgrass, Suzanne J., Rivett, Darren, Farrell, Scott, Ball, Kyle, Ashby, Samantha E., Johnston, Catherine L., Nguyen, Kim, Russell, Trevor. Nova Southeastern University; 2016. Clinical educator and student perceptions of iPad technology to enhance clinical supervision: the Electronically-Facilitated Feedback Initiative (EFFI).
Johnston, Catherine L., Maxwell, Lyndal J., Alison, Jennifer A.. Wiley-Blackwell; 2016. Establishing and delivering pulmonary rehabilitation in rural and remote settings: the opinions, attitudes and concerns of health care professionals.
Seaton, Jack A., Jones, Anne, Johnston, Catherine L., Francis, Karen. Nova Southeastern University; 2020. Development of a survey instrument to explore the characteristics of Australian private physiotherapy practitioners' interprofessional interactions.
Newstead, Clint J., Seaton, Jack A., Johnston, Catherine L.. World Scientific Publishing; 2017. Australian critical care nursing professionals' attitudes towards the use of traditional "chest physiotherapy" techniques.
Johnston, Catherine L., Maxwell, Lyndal J., Maguire, Graeme P., Alison, Jennifer A.. CSIRO Publishing; 2014. Does delivery of a training program for healthcare professionals increase access to pulmonary rehabilitation and improve outcomes for people with chronic lung disease in rural and remote Australia?.
Newstead, Clint, Johnston, Catherine L., Nisbet, Gillian, Mcallister, Lindy. C S I R O; 2019. Physiotherapy clinical education in Australia: an exploration of clinical educator characteristics, confidence and training requirements.
Johnston, Catherine L., Maxwell, Lyndal J., Alison, Jennifer A.. Elsevier; 2011. Pulmonary rehabilitation in Australia: a national survey.
Johnston, Catherine L., James, Rowan, Mackney, Jennifer H.. New Zealand Society of Physiotherapists; 2013. The current use of positive expiratory pressure (PEP) therapy by public hospital physiotherapists in New South Wales.
Seaton, Jack A., Jones, Anne L., Johnston, Catherine L., Francis, Karen L.. C S I R O; 2020. The characteristics of Queensland private physiotherapy practitioners' interprofessional interactions: A cross-sectional survey study.
Tuyl, Lara J., Mackney, Jennifer H., Johnston, Catherine L.. American Physical Therapy Association; 2012. Management of sternal precautions following median sternotomy by physical therapists in Australia: a web-based survey.