Associate ProfessorSteve Bowe

Adjunct Researcher | Swinburne University of Technology | Melbourne VIC.

Research Collaborator | WHO Study on global AGEing and adult health (SAGE) | Geneva and The National University of Australia (ANU)

Research Collaborator with the Australian Longitudinal Study on Women's Health | The University of Queensland and The University of Newcastle

Associate member of Priority Research for Gender, Health and Ageing | The University of Newcastle.

Conference Oral Presentations / Posters:

Kypri, K and Bowe, SJ. Latency to participate and intervention response in three randomised alcohol behaviour change trials. Australasian Epidemiological Association Annual Conference, Auckland New Zealand. October 8th-10th 2014. Oral presentation.

Bowe SJ, Sibbritt DW, Young AF and McElduff P. Methods to account for deaths and missing data in a longitudinal study of elderly women. First International Conference for Health Statistics in the Pacific Islands, Suva, Fiji. 5th-8th July 2011. Seminar presentation.

Melanie Wakefield, Steven Bowe, Sarah Durkin, Mathew Spittal, Hua-Hie Yong, Ron Borland and Julie Simpson. Does greater exposure to anti-smoking advertising prevent smoking relapse - a statistical methodology? First International Conference for Health Statistics in the Pacific Islands, Suva, Fiji. 5th-8th July 2011. Seminar presentation.

Bowe SJ, Sibbritt DW, Young AF & Barnett AG. Analysing longitudinal

changes in health related quality of life: adjusting for longitudinal missing data that are MNAR. International Epidemiological Association World Congress Porto Alegre, Brazil. September 2008. Oral presentation.

Bowe SJ, Young AF, Sibbritt D. Analysing longitudinal changes in health-

related quality of life: how do you account for deaths and other missing data? Australasian Epidemiological Association Annual Conference, Melbourne, Australia. Poster presentation. September 2006.

Steven Bowe, Anne Young, David Sibbritt, Hiroyuki Furuya 'Incorporating deaths when analysing longitudinal quality of life data.' Research Centre for Gender Health and Ageing Seminar Series Newcastle NSW. Oral presentation. May 2006.

Steven Bowe, Anne Young, David Sibbritt, Hiroyuki Furuya, Transforming the SF-36 to account for death in longitudinal studies: does length of time between surveys and cohorts composition matter? Oral presentation at The Australasian Epidemiological Association Annual Conference, Newcastle, Australia. October 2005.