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2011Extreme heat arrangements in South Australia: an assessment of trigger temperaturesWilliams, S.; Nitschke, M.; Tucker, G.; Bi, P.
2010Hot town: health and heatwaves in SANitschke, A.; Hansen, A.; Williams, S.; Bi, P.
2013Public understanding of climate change and adaptation in South Australia: Final reportHanson-Easey, S.; Bi, P.; Hansen, A.; Williams, S.; Nitschke, M.; Saniotis, A.; Zhang, Y.; Hodgetts, K.; National Climate Change Adaptation Research Facility
2017The impact of daily temperature on renal disease incidence: an ecological studyBorg, M.; Bi, P.; Nitschke, M.; Williams, S.; McDonald, S.
2015Speaking of climate change: a discursive analysis of lay understandingsHanson-Easey, S.; Williams, S.; Hansen, A.; Fogarty, K.; Bi, P.
2013Heat waves and climate change: applying the health belief model to identify predictors of risk perception and adaptive behaviours in Adelaide, Australia., A.; Bi, P.; Williams, S.; Grant, J.; Walker, I.; Augoustinos, M.
2013Engaging stakeholders in an adaptation process: governance and institutional arrangements in heat-health policy development in Adelaide, Australia., A.; Bi, P.; Williams, S.; Saniotis, A.; Walker, I.; Augoustinos, M.
2013Extreme heat and health: Perspectives from health service providers in rural and remote communities in South AustraliaWilliams, S.; Bi, P.; Newbury, J.; Robinson, G.; Pisaniello, D.; Saniotis, A.; Hansen, A.
2012The impact of summer temperatures and heatwaves on mortality and morbidity in Perth, Australia 1994-2008Williams, S.; Nitschke, M.; Weinstein, P.; Pisaniello, D.; Parton, K.; Bi, P.
2012Heat and health in Adelaide, South Australia: Assessment of heat thresholds and temperature relationshipsWilliams, S.; Nitschke, M.; Sullivan, T.; Tucker, G.; Weinstein, P.; Pisaniello, D.; Parton, K.; Bi, P.

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