Assoc Prof Peter Schattner - Researcher Profile

Biography

Peter works in the Faculty of Medicine, Nursing & Health Sciences at Monash University as an Associate Professor.

Qualifications

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY

Institution: Monash University

Year awarded: 2005

Publications

Journal Articles

French, S.D., Green, S.E., O'Connor, D.A., McKenzie, J.E., Francis, J.J., Michie, S., Buchbinder, R., Schattner, P., Spike, N., Grimshaw, J.M., 2012, Developing theory-informed behaviour change interventions to implement evidence into practice: a systematic approach using the Theoretical Domains Framework, Implementation Science [P], vol 7, issue 1 (Art. No.38), BioMed Central Ltd, United Kingdom, pp. 1-8.

Jelinek, G., Hadgkiss, E., Hassed, C.S., Crimmins, B., Schattner, P., Liew, D., Kausman, R., Inder, W., Gutbrod, S., Weiland, T.J., 2012, Difficulties in Recruitment for a Randomised Controlled Trial of Lifestyle Intervention for Type 2 Diabetes: Implications for Diabetes Management, Open Journal of Endocrine and Metabolic Diseases [E], vol 2, Scientific Research Publishing, Inc., United States, pp. 53-57.

Schattner, P., Jones, K., Di Stefano, M., Odell, M., 2012, Fitness to Drive, Check [P], vol 478/479, Royal Australian College General Practitioners, Australia, pp. 1-24.

Jones, K.M., Rouse-Watson, S., Beveridge, A.A., Sims, J., Schattner, P., 2012, Fitness to drive: GP perspectives of assessing older and functionally impaired patients, Australian Family Physician [P], vol 41, issue 4, Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, Australia, pp. 235-239.

Jones, K., Dunning, T., Costa, B., Fitzgerald, K., Adaji, A., Chapman, C., Piterman, L., Paterson, M., Schattner, P., Catford, J., 2012, The CDM-Net project: the development, implementation and evaluation of a broadband-based network for managing chronic disease, International Journal of Family Medicine [P], vol 2012, issue Art. No.: 453450, Hindawi Publishing Corporation, United States, pp. 1-7.

Sims, J., Rouse-Watson, S., Schattner, P., Beveridge, A., Jones, K., 2012, To drive or not to drive: assessment dilemmas for GPs, International Journal of Family Medicine [P], vol 2012, issue Art. No.: 417512, Hindawi Publishing Corporation, United States, pp. 1-6.

Mendis, K., Kidd, M., Schattner, P., Canalese, J., 2011, A bibliometric analysis of Australian general practice publications from 1980 to 2007 using PubMed, Informatics in Primary Care [P], vol 18, issue 4, Radcliffe Publishing Ltd, United Kingdom, pp. 223-233.

Paterson, M., Jones, K., Schattner, P., Adaji, A., Piterman, L., 2011, Electronic care plans and medicolegal liability, Australian Family Physician [P], vol 40, issue 6, Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, South Melbourne Vic Australia, pp. 432-434.

Sweidan, M., Williamson, M., Reeve, J., Harvey, K., Oa??Neill, J., Schattner, P., Snowdon, T., 2011, Evaluation of features to support safety and quality in general practice clinical software, BMC Medical Informatics and Decision Making [P], vol 11, issue 27, BioMed Central Ltd., England, pp. 1-26.

Jones, K., Schattner, P., Adaji, A., Piterman, L., 2011, Patients use of, attitudes to, and beliefs about web based care planning, Telecommunications Journal of Australia [P], vol 61, issue 4, Swinburne University of Technology, Australia, pp. 68.1-68.10.

Jones, K., Schattner, P., Adaji, A., Piterman, L., 2011, Patient's use of, attitudes to, and beliefs about web based care planning (GPMPs, TCAs and subsequent reviews), Telecommunications Journal of Australia [P], vol 61, issue 4, Swinburne University of Technology, Australia, pp. 68.1-68.10.

Adaji, A., Schattner, P., Piterman, L., 2011, Web based diabetes care planning - sociotechnical barriers to implementation in general practice, Australian Family Physician [P], vol 40, issue 11, Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, Australia, pp. 915-918.

Schattner, P., Saunders, M., Stanger, L., Speak, M., Russo, K., 2010, Clinical data extraction and feedback in general practice: A case study from Australian primary care, Informatics in Primary Care [P], vol 18, issue 3, Radcliffe Publishing Ltd, UK, pp. 205-212.

Schattner, P., Mazalin, D., Pier, C., Wainer, J., Ling, M.Y., 2010, GP registrar well-being: A cross-sectional survey, Asia Pacific Family Medicine [E], vol 9, issue 1 (Art. No. 2), BioMed Central Ltd, United Kingdom, pp. 1-7.

Sweidan, M., Williamson, M., Reeve, J.F., Harvey, K.J., O'Neill, J.A., Schattner, P., Snowdon, T., 2010, Identification of features of electronic prescribing systems to support quality and safety in primary care using a modified Delphi process, BMC Medical Informatics and Decision Making [P], vol 10, issue Art. No: 21, BioMed Central Ltd, UK, pp. 1-9.

Bakare, T., Schattner, P., 2010, The usefulness of a clinical 'scorecard' in managing patients with sore throat in general practice, Asia Pacific Family Medicine [E], vol 9, issue 1, BioMed Central Ltd., United Kingdom, pp. 1-9.

Ciechomski, L.D., Tan, H., O'Connor, M.M., Miles, G., Klein, B., Schattner, P., 2009, After hours palliative care provision in rural and urban Victoria, Australia, Asia Pacific Journal of Health Management [P], vol 4, issue 1, Australian College of Health Service Executives, Australia, pp. 57-63.

Kelly, J., Schattner, P., Sims, J., 2009, Are general practice networks 'ready' for clinical data management?, Australian Family Physician [P], vol 38, issue 12, RACGP, Australia, pp. 1007-1010.

Allan, J., Schattner, P., Stocks, N., Ramsay, E., 2009, Does patient satisfaction of general practice change over a decade?, BMC Family Practice [P], vol 10, issue 13, BioMed Central Ltd, UK, pp. 1-10.

Tan, H., O'Connor, M.M., Miles, G., Klein, B., Schattner, P., 2009, GP and nurses' perceptions of how after hours care for people receiving palliative care at home could be improved: A mixed methods study, BMC Palliative Care [P], vol 8, issue 13, BioMed Central Ltd, UK, pp. 1-5.

Pier, C., Austin, D., Klein, B., Mitchell, J.M., Schattner, P., Ciechomski, L.D., Gilson, K., Pierce, D., Shandley, K., Wade, V., 2008, A controlled trial of internet-based cognitive-behavioural therapy for panic disorder with face-to-face support from a general practitioner or email support from a psychologist, Mental Health in Family Medicine, vol 5, issue 1, Radcliffe Publishing Ltd, UK, pp. 29-39.

Saunders, M., Schattner, P., Mathews, M., 2008, Diabetes 'cycles of care' in general practice: Do government incentives help?, Australian Family Physician [P], vol 37, issue 9, Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, Australia, pp. 781-784.

McKenzie, J.E., French, S.D., O'Connor, D.A., Grimshaw, J.M., Mortimer, D.S., Michie, S., Francis, J., Spike, N.A., Schattner, P., Kent, P.M., Buchbinder, R., Green, S.E., 2008, IMPLEmenting a clinical practice guideline for acute low back pain evidence-based manageMENT in general practice (IMPLEMENT): Cluster randomised controlled trial study protocol, Implementation Science, vol 3, issue 11, BioMed Central, UK, pp. 1-12.

Schattner, P., Mathews, M., Pinskier, N., 2008, Promoting e-communication: Lessons from a feasibility study, Australian Family Physician, vol 37, issue 3, RACGP, Australia, pp. 185-188.

Adaji, A., Schattner, P., Jones, K., 2008, The use of information technology to enhance diabetes management in primary care: a literature review, Informatics in Primary Care [P], vol 16, Radcliffe publishing Ltd., United Kingdom, pp. 229-237.

Shandley, K., Austin, D., Klein, B., Pier, C., Schattner, P., Pierce, D., Wade, V., 2008, Therapist-assisted, internet-based treatment for panic disorder: Can general practitioners achieve comparable patient outcomes to psychologists?, Journal of Medical Internet Research, vol 10, issue 2, Journal of Medical Internet Research, Canada, pp. e14-18.

Bolger-Harris, H., Schattner, P., Saunders, M., 2008, Using computer based templates for chronic disease management, Australian Family Physician [P], vol 37, issue 4, Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, Australia, pp. 285-288.

Liaw, S., Schattner, P., 2008, eConsulting., Methods in Molecular Medicine, vol 141, Humana Press Inc, USA, pp. 353-373.

Schattner, P., Klein, B., Piterman, L., Sturmberg, J.P., McCall, L.M., 2007, Impact of Master of Family Medicine degree by distance learning on general practitioners' career options, Medical Teacher [P], vol 29, issue 4, Informa Healthcare, UK, pp. 85-92.

Austin, D.W., Pier, C., Mitchell, J.M., Schattner, P., Wade, V., Pierce, D., Klein, B., 2006, Do GPs use electronic mental health resources? - a qualitative study., Australian Family Physician, vol 35, issue 5, RACGP, Australia, pp. 365-366.

Hassan, Z.A., Schattner, P., Mazza, D., 2006, Doing a pilot study: why is it essential?, Malaysian Family Physician, vol 1, issue 2 & 3, Academy of Family Physicians of Malaysia, Malaysia, pp. 70-73.

Davidson, S.K., Schattner, P.L., 2003, Doctor's health-seeking behaviour: a questionnaire survey, Medical Journal of Australia, vol 179, issue 6, Australasian Medical Publishing Company, Australia, pp. 302-305.

Sturmberg, J., Schattner, P., 2001, Personal doctoring: it's impact on continuity of care as measured by the comprehensiveness of care score, Australian Family Physician, vol 30, issue 5, Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, South Melbourne Vic Australia, pp. 513-518.

Markey, P., Schattner, P., 2001, Promoting evidence-based medicine in general practice - the impact of academic detailing, Family Practice, vol 18, issue 4, Oxford University Press, England UK, pp. 364-366.

Laerum, E., Schattner, P., McCall, L., Steine, S., Murtagh, J., 2001, The patient perspective survey: can consultations for complex health problems be enhanced?, Australian Family Physician, vol 30, issue 6, Royal Australian College of General Practice, South Melbourne Vic Australia, pp. 616-619.

Lawson, C., Schattner, P., 2000, Evaluation of external clinical teaching visit in the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners Training Program, Focus on Health Professional Education, vol 2 issue 3, ANZAME: The Assoc for Health Professional Educ, Herston Qld Australia, pp. 11-17.

Piterman, L., Parer, M., Schattner, P., McCall, L., 2000, Part 2 - Student characteristics, program characteristics, administration and future direction, Australian Family Physician, vol 29 supplement 1, RACGP, South Melbourne Vic Australia, pp. 7-13.

Schattner, P., Piterman, L., Laerum, E., McCall, L., Parer, M., 2000, Part 4 - Supervision of family medicine research at a distance: A formative evaluation, Australian Family Physician, vol 29 supplement 1, Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, South Melbourne Vic Australia, pp. 19-25.

Schattner, P., 1999, Should GPs practice what they preach?, Australian Family Physician, vol 28 no 8, Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, South Melbourne Vic Australia, pp. 848-849.

Cook, A., Schattner, P., Pleteshner, C., 1999, The experiences of one divisional group of GPs in introducing computers into clinical practice, Australian Family Physician, vol 28 no 9, Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, South Melbourne Vic Australia, pp. 971-975.

Schattner, P., Wellard, R., McGrath, B.P., 1998, Choosing a method to answer the question Quantitative or qualitative - complimentary, not competitive?, Australian Family Physician, vol 27 no 4, Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, South Melbourne Vic Australia, pp. 266-268.

Ariff, K., Schattner, P., 1998, Domestic Accidental Injuries to Children Presenting at a Rural General Practice, The Medical Journal of Malaysia, vol 53 no 1, SP-Muda Printing Sdn Bhd, Malaysia, pp. 82-86.

Schattner, P., 1998, Forms in general practice Paper war or paper tiger?, Australian Family Physician REASON, vol 27 sup 1, Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, South Melbourne Vic Australia, pp. S29-S33.

Schattner, P., 1998, Stress in general practice How can GPs cope?, Australian Family Physician, vol 27 no 11, Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, South Melbourne Vic Australia, pp. 993-998.

Schattner, P., Coman, G., 1998, The stress of metropolitan general practice, The Medical Journal of Australia, vol 169 no 3, Australasian Medical Publishing Company Ltd, North Sydney NSW Australia, pp. 133-137.

Kourdoulis, D., Schattner, P., 1997, A survey on the diagnosis and management of asthma in young children, Australian Family Physician, vol 26, Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, Melbourne Vic Australia, pp. S71-S75.

Conference Proceedings

Wickramasinghe, L.K., Alahakoon, D., Georgeff, M.P., Schattner, P., De Silva, D.P., Alahakoon, O., Adaji, A., Jones, K.M., Piterman, L., 2011, Chronic disease management: A Business Intelligence perspective, Fourth Australasian Workshop on Health Informatics and Knowledge Management, 17 - 20 January 2011, Conferences in Research and Practice in Information Technology, Australia, pp. 55-62.

Wickramasinghe, L., Alahakoon, L., Schattner, P., Georgeff, M., 2011, Self-organizing maps for translating health care knowledge: A case study in diabetes management, AI 2011: Advances in Artificial Intelligence, 5-8 December 2011, Springer-Verlag, Berlin Germany, pp. 162-171.

Sdrinis, S., Schattner, P., 1999, Assessment of the elderly - the roles of service providers, The 1999 General Practice Evaluation Program Conference Proceedings, Department of General Practice, Flinders SA, p. 102.

Blacker, V., Barkley, M., Schattner, P., 1999, Client Focussed Communication Between Community Rehabilitation Centres And General Practitioners: Developing And Implementing Outcomes Focussed Progress Reports, Health Outcomes: Integrating the Elements, Canberra ACT 21-22 July, The Australian Health Outcomes Collaboration, Canberra ACT Australia, pp. 1-8.

Schattner, P., Barkley, M., Sdrinis, S., 1999, Health service integration: whose priority?, The 1999 General Practice Evaluation Program Conference Proceedings, Department of General Practice, Flinders SA, p. 102.

Schattner, P., Pleteshner, C., Mathews, M., 1999, That interested divisions, in consultation with GPCG, develop a prioritised list of strategies for divisions to support GPs in computerising, and promote quality of care in general practice through the use of computers, Energising Primary Health care Through Divisions Book of Abstracts, Melbourne 25-27 August, The Australian Divisions of General Practice Ltd, Deakin ACT, pp. 17-18.

Schattner, P., Cook, A., Pleteshner, C., 1999, Using computers in clinical practice: GP experiences in getting started, The 1999 General Practice Evaluation Program Conference Proceedings, Department of General Practice, Flinders SA, p. 102.

Nelson, M., Liaw, T., Schattner, P., 1998, 'Fe Find' A novel PA activity on iron supplementation, Building Best Practice, Melbourne VIC, 11-15 October 1998, Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, Melbourne Vic Australia.

Whitecross, L., Jarman, H., Schattner, P., 1998, GPs and Nurses: Attitudes, beliefs, perceived incentives and barriers to collaborative primary care, ANZAME Promoting education in all health professions, Darwin NT, 3-6 July 1998, Australasian & NZ Assoc for Medical Education, Bedford Park SA, p. 24.

Schattner, P., 1998, GPs and mental health crisis assessment teams, Building Best Practice, Melbourne VIC, 11-15 October 1998, Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, Melbourne Vic Australia.

Schattner, P., Coman, G., Sdrinis, S., 1998, How to integrate GPs into the local health care system - poster, General Practice Evaluation Program, Bondi Beach NSW, 7-8 May 1998, NIS, SA, p. 86.

Schattner, P., Papalazarou, P., 1998, Information Technology for the GP: Use of computers, internet, future trends, 1998 Annual Update Course for General Practitioners: Abstracts & Evaluations, Melbourne VIC, DCM&GP, Melbourne Vic Australia.

Schattner, P., Coman, G., 1998, Occupational stress among metropolitan GPs, Second World Congress on Stress, Melbourne VIC, 25-29 October 1998, Adobe Software, Melbourne Vic Australia.

Schattner, P., Coman, G., 1998, Psychiatrically troubled GPs in practice - poster, General Practice Evaluation Program, Bondi Beach NSW, 7-8 May 1998, NIS, SA, p. 87.

Schattner, P., Coman, G., 1997, Occupational stress among metropolitan GPs - Oral & Poster Presentation, General Practice Evaluation Program Conference - Program and Abstracts, Melbourne, May 1 & 2, Flinders University, SA Australia, p. 76.

Schattner, P., Coman, G., 1997, Occupational stress among metropolitan GPs in Australia, Prevention in Primary Care, Prague, Czech Republic, June 30 - July 4, WONCA (Europe), Prague Czech Republic, p. 129.

Schattner, P., Piterman, L., 1997, Teaching Prevention in Primary Care by Distance Education Methods - Poster Presentation, Prevention in Primary care, Prague, Czech Republic, June 30 - July 4, WONCA (Europe), Prague Czech Republic, p. 231.

Other

Georgeff, M., Hilton, J., Piterman, L., Chapman, C., Segal, L., Paterson, M., Schattner, P., Jones, K., Adaji, A., Mortimer, D., Dunning, T., Costa, B., Fitzgerald, K., Rasmussen, B., Sweeny, K., 2011, CDM-Net - A broadband health network for transforming chronic disease management: Final report, Precedence Healthcare, Melbourne Vic Australia, pp. 1-192.

Schattner, P., Jones, K., Beveridge, A., Sims, J., Rouse-Watson, S., 2010, "To drive or not to drive": assessment dilemmas for General Practitioners, Monash University, Melbourne, Australia, pp. 1-69.

Schattner, P., 1999, Fitness helps smokers quit, Herald Sun, Herald and Weekly Times, Southbank Vic Australia.

Hassed, C., Schattner, P., 1999, Who heals the healers?, Monash Magazine, Public Affairs Monash University, Clayton Vic Australia.

Schattner, P., 1998, Doctors and stress, Nightside 3AK AM 1503, 3 AM, Poatine Tas.

Schattner, P., 1998, Doctors and stress, Radio Adelaide, Radio Adelaide, Adelaide SA Australia.

Schattner, P., 1998, Doctors and stress, 3LO, 3LO, Melbourne Vic Australia.

Schattner, P., Sdrinis, S., 1998, GPs call for greater crisis role, Medical Observer, Medical Observer Pty Ltd, Sydney NSW Australia.

Schattner, P., Coman, G., 1998, GPs sick and tired of stress, Herald Sun, Herald and Weekly Times, Southbank Vic Australia.

Schattner, P., Coman, G., 1998, Stressed-out GPs want to quit, The Sydney Morning Herald, Fairfax Media, Sydney NSW Australia.

Schattner, P., 1998, Wake up and live, Herald Sun, Herald and Weekly Times, Southbank Vic Australia.

Schattner, P., 1997, Divisional Projects: From ideas to evaluation, 10th Annual Postgraduate Medical Refresher Course, Noosa - Conference Presentation.

Schattner, P., 1997, Pressured GPs say they are tempted to quit, The Age, David Syme and Co. Limited, Melbourne Vic Australia.

Schattner, P., 1997, Regional cooperation by divisions: strengths in numbers?, Presentation: National Divisions Forum.

Schattner, P., Serry, N., 1997, Stress & Emotional Well-being, MDM Stress Management Education Weekend.

Schattner, P., 1997, Who needs needs assessment, National Divisions Forum - Poster Presentation.

Postgraduate Research Supervisions

Current Supervision

Program of Study:

(MASTER'S BY RESEARCH).

Thesis Title:

Exploration of the use of the Revised Clinical Institute Withdrawal Assessment Alcohol Scale in a local context..

Supervisors:

Schattner, P (Main).

Completed Supervision

Student:

Adaji, A.

Program of Study:

A case study of collaborative dynamics in the design and evaluation of a diabetes web based care plan. (PHD) 2011.

Supervisors:

Piterman, L (Main), Schattner, P (Associate).

Student:

Wang, Y.

Program of Study:

Hepatitis B virus knowledge of the Chinese community in Eastern Melbourne. (Masters) 2010.

Supervisors:

Schattner, P (Main), Hellard, M (Associate).