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Karalyn McDonald Adjunct Research Fellow, Aust Res Ctr Sex Hlth&Soc
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Karalyn McDonald Adjunct Research Fellow, Aust Res Ctr Sex Hlth&Soc
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Research Areas
- HIV and motherhood (Expertise)
- HIV and reproductive health (Expertise)
- HIV and stigma (Expertise)
- HIV positive women (Expertise)
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Publications
selected publications
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academic article
- Chibnall KMcDonald KKirkman M. Pathologising diversity: medical websites offering female genital cosmetic surgery in Australia. Culture, Health and Sexuality. 1-17. 2019
- Ashton SMcDonald KKirkman M. Pornography and women’s sexual pleasure: Accounts from young women in Australia. Feminism and Psychology. 2019
- Ashton SMcDonald KKirkman M. What does ‘pornography’ mean in the digital age? Revisiting a definition for social science researchers. Porn Studies. 2019
- Millard TDodson SMcDonald KKlassen KMOsborne RHBattersby MWFairley CKElliott JH. The systematic development of a complex intervention: HealthMap, an online self-management support program for people with HIV. BMC Infectious Diseases. 18:1-10. 2018
- Ashton SMcDonald KKirkman M. Women’s experiences of pornography: A systematic review of research using qualitative methods. Journal of Sex Research. 55:334-347. 2018
- Mowat HDobson ASMcDonald KFisher JKirkman M. “For myself and others like me”: women’s contributions to vulva-positive social media. Feminist Media Studies. 2018
- Posselt MMcDonald KProcter Nde Crespigny CGalletly C. Improving the provision of services to young people from refugee backgrounds with comorbid mental health and substance use problems: addressing the barriers. BMC Public Health. 17:1-17. 2017
- Dodson SBatterham RMcDonald KElliott JHOsborne RH. A systematic analysis of the needs of people with HIV in Australia: stakeholder views of the key elements for a healthy life. Sexual Health. 13:444-450. 2016
- McDonald KSlavin SPitts MKElliott JH. Chronic Disease Self-Management by People With HIV. Qualitative Health Research. 26:863-870. 2016
- Dodson SKlassen KMMcDonald KMillard TOsborne RHBattersby MWFairley CKSimpson JALorgelly PTonkin ARoney JSlavin SSterjovski JBrereton MLewin SRCrooks LWatson JKidd MRWilliams IElliott JH. HealthMap: a cluster randomised trial of interactive health plans and self-management support to prevent coronary heart disease in people with HIV. BMC Infectious Diseases. 16:1-11. 2016
- Millard TAgius PAMcDonald KSlavin SGirdler SElliott JH. The Positive Outlook Study: A Randomised Controlled Trial Evaluating Online Self-Management for HIV Positive Gay Men. AIDS and Behavior. 20:1907-1918. 2016
- Millard TMcDonald KGirdler SSlavin SElliot J. Online self-management for gay men living with HIV: a pilot study. Sexual Health. 12:308-314. 2015
- Mowat HMcDonald KDobson ASFisher JKirkman M. The contribution of online content to the promotion and normalisation of female genital cosmetic surgery: A systematic review of the literature. BMC Women's Health. 15. 2015
- Williams IBrereton MDonovan JMcDonald KMillard TTam AElliott JH. A collaborative rapid persona-building workshop: Creating design personas with health researchers. International Journal of Sociotechnology and Knowledge Development. 6:17-35. 2014
- Millard TMcDonald KElliott JSlavin SRowell SGirdler S. Informing the development of an online self-management program for men living with HIV: a needs assessment. BMC Public Health. 14:1-9. 2014
- Millard TElliott JSlavin SMcDonald KRowell SGirdler S. The positive outlook study-a randomised controlled trial evaluating the effectiveness of an online self-management program targeting psychosocial issues for men living with HIV: a study protocol. BMC Public Health. 14:1-11. 2014
- McDonald K. ‘The old-fashioned way’: conception and sex in serodiscordant relationships after ART. Culture, Health and Sexuality. 13:1119-1133. 2011
- McDonald KKirkman M. HIV-positive women in Australia explain their use and non-use of antiretroviral therapy in preventing mother-to-child transmission. AIDS Care: psychological and socio-medical aspects of AIDS-HIV. 23:578-584. 2011
- McDonald KAmir LHDavey M-A. Maternal bodies and medicines: a commentary on risk and decision-making of pregnant and breastfeeding women and health professionals. BMC Public Health. 11:S5-S5. 2011
- McDonald KSlavin S. My body, my life, my choice: practices and meanings of complementary and alternative medicine among a sample of Australian people living with HIV/AIDS and their practitioners. AIDS Care: psychological and socio-medical aspects of AIDS-HIV. 22:1229-1235. 2010
- McDonald K. Do you tell?... What do I tell?... When do you tell?... How do you tell? : HIV positive mothers, disclosure and stigma. HIV Australia. 5:16-17. 2007
- McDonald K. Positive Women: Who are we not researching?. HIV Australia. 2:22-23. 2003
- McDonald K. 'I was devastated to think I couldn't have a child': The Role of Motherhood in the Lives of HIV-Positive Women in Australia.. Meridian (The Fertile Imagination: narratives of reproduction). 18:123-141. 2002
- McDonald K. Positively Pregnant. HIV Australia. 2:6-7. 2002
- McDonald KBartos MRosenthal D. Australian women living with HIV/AIDS are more sceptical than men about antiretroviral treatment. AIDS Care: psychological and socio-medical aspects of AIDS-HIV. 13:15-26. 2001
- Bartos MMcDonald K. HIV as identity, experience or career. AIDS Care: psychological and socio-medical aspects of AIDS-HIV. 12:299-306. 2000
- Grierson JWBartos MdeVisser RMcDonald K. Not drowning,wavering: Mental health issues for people with HIV/AIDS post-HAART.. International Journal of Psychology. 35:16-16. 2000
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chapter
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conference paper
- McDonald KSlavin S. The meaning of complementary and alternative medicine practices among PLWHA 2005
- Saunders MWillis JGrierson JMcDonald KPitts M. Investigating the social world of Aboriginal people living with HIV: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cohorts in the Australian Futures study. Positive partnerships - from policy to primary care.. 130-130. 2004
- McDonald K. I always wanted to have children: motherhood and HIV positive women in Australia. 1-1. 2001
- McDonald KGrierson J. There's more to staying healthy than these bloody drugs : gender differences in antiretroviral uptake and attitude. 95-95. 2001
- McConachy DMcDonald K. Issues for primary, informal, home-based carers of people living with AIDS. Australian Journal of Primary Health. 30-40. 1999
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other publication
- Grierson JPower JPitts MKCroy SClement TThorpe RMcDonald K. HIV Futures 6: Making positive lives count 2009
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report
- Hurley MCroy SMcDonald K. Evaluation. 'The Words to Say It' Project, PLWHA (Vic) 2005
- McDonald KThorpe RGrierson J. The Journey Continues : Women living with HIV/AIDS in Australia - HIV Futures 4 2005
- Willis JWilson GAnderson IRosenthal DSmith AFairley CMcDonald K. An Evaluation of the Tri-State HIV/STI Project 2001-2002 2004
- Willis JMcDonald KSaunders MGrierson J. HIV Futures 2 : Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people living with HIV. 2002
- McDonald KGrierson J. HIV Futures 2 : People with Haemophilia. 2002
- Grierson JMisson SMcDonald KPitts MO'Brien M. HIV Futures 3 : Positive Australians on Services, Health and Well-being. 2002
- McDonald KMisson SGrierson J. Juggling with HIV : The intricacies of positive women's lives in Australia today 2002
- McDonald KHurley M. Motherhood and HIV-positive women in Australia : Papers from the Futures I and II surveys and interviews 2002
- McDonald KHurley M. Similarities and differences between women and men in attitudes to antiretrovirals and uptake of antiretroviral treatments : Papers from the HIV Futures I and II surveys and interviews 2002
- McDonald KGrierson JDe Visser RBartos M. A complex uncertainty : women on health, hope and living with HIV in Australia. 2000
- Grierson JBartos MDe Visser RMcDonald K. HIV Futures 2 : The health and well-being of people with HIV/AIDS in Australia. 2000
- McDonald KGrierson J. HIV Futures II: People with Haemophilia 2000
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abstract
- McDonald K. Avoiding participant dissatisfaction: Reflections on research that explored motherhood and reproductive choices of HIV-positive women in Australia. International Journal of Qualitative Methods. 457-458. 2011
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- Karalyn McDonald