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Impact of child maltreatment on the costs of health service use and productivity loss: Findings from the Australian child maltreatment study
No full textImpact of child maltreatment on the costs of health service use and productivity loss: Findings from the Australian child maltreatment stud
Fire, climate and competition drive invasive house mouse population dynamics in natural temperate ecosystems
No full textFire, climate and competition drive invasive house mouse population dynamics in natural temperate ecosystems</p
Depression management in multiple sclerosis (MS) -Patient and clinician perspectives and recommendations
No full textDepression management in multiple sclerosis (MS) -Patient and clinician perspectives and recommendations</p
Women’s experience of an Australian metropolitan publicly funded homebirth program: Respect, integrity, trust, and empowerment (RITE)
No full textWomen’s experience of an Australian metropolitan publicly funded homebirth program: Respect, integrity, trust, and empowerment (RITE
Coagulation process-dependent long-chain branching in natural rubber: Relationships with strain-induced crystallization and mechanical properties
No full textCoagulation process-dependent long-chain branching in natural rubber: Relationships with strain-induced crystallization and mechanical propertie
Judgement of ugliness: The politics of ‘anti-vulgarity’ in China’s media and cultural governance
No full textJudgement of ugliness: The politics of ‘anti-vulgarity’ in China’s media and cultural governanc
A Professional Mentoring Program for Australian First Nations People
No full textA Professional Mentoring Program for Australian First Nations People</p
Heart rates, activity, and welfare of Atlantic salmon reared to harvest size in a semi-closed prototype sea-cage or ambient conditions
No full textHeart rates, activity, and welfare of Atlantic salmon reared to harvest size in a semi-closed prototype sea-cage or ambient condition
Appraising Evidence to Confront Whiteness
No full textThis chapter traces the creation of a critical appraisal tool developed to identify and challenge racial bias in research. Written from the standpoint of a racialised health librarian, it confronts how neutrality and objectivity have been used to obscure whiteness and uphold inequities in evidence-based practice. It moves between personal experience and professional critique, showing how racial bias operates through the systems and tools librarians are taught to trust. The chapter also examines the emotional and political labour of doing antiracist work within professions that value civility over courage. By reimagining critical appraisal as an act of resistance, it calls on librarians and researchers to look beyond compliance and engage with equity as a practice, one that asks whose knowledge counts, who is missing, and what it means to act when neutrality is no longer an option