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2020
Smith, P. M., Cawley C., Williams A., and Mustard C. (2020).  Male/female differences in the impact of caring for elderly relatives on labour market attachment and hours of work: 1997 to 2015. Journals of Gerontology Series B: Psychological Sciences and Social Sciences, 75 (3), 694-704. Abstract
2019
Dardas, A. Z., Williams A., Kitchen P., and Wang L. (2019).  Assisted-transport caregiving and its impact towards carer-employees. Journal of Gerontological Social Work, 62 (4), 475-497. Abstract
2018
Wang, L., Williams A., and Kitchen P. (2018).  Health of caregiver-employees in Canada: Determining the value of caregiver-friendly workplace policies and social support. International Journal of Workplace Health Management, 11 (6), 382-394. Abstract
K. Newbold, B., Dardas A., and Williams A. (2018).  Older drivers in rural areas: Implications for health, social inclusion and caregiving. (Franklin, R., van Leeuwen E., and Páez A., Ed.),{Population Loss: The Role of Transportation and Other Issues, Volume 2}, 107-124.San Diego, US: Elsevier Science Publishing Co Inc.. Abstract
2014
Williams, A., Wang L., and Kitchen P. (2014).  Differential impacts of care-giving across three caregiver groups in Canada: Endoflife care, longterm care and shortterm care. Health and Social Care in the Community, 22 (2), 187-196. Abstract
2012
Kitchen, P., Williams A., and Chowhan J. (2012).  Sense of belonging and mental health in Hamilton, Ontario: An intra-urban analysis. Social Indicators Research, 108 (2), 277-297. Abstract
2011
Kitchen, P., Williams A., and Chowhan J. (2011).  A sense of community belonging and health in Canada: A regional analysis. Social Indicators Research, 107 (1), 1-24. Abstract
Kitchen, P., Williams A., Pong R. W., and Wilson D. (2011).  Socio-spatial patterns of home care use in Ontario, Canada: A case study. Health and Place, 17 (1), 195-206. Abstract
Kitchen, P., Williams A., and Chowhan J. (2011).  Walking to work in Canada: Health benefits, socio-economic characteristics and urban-regional variations. BMC Public Health, 11 (212),  Abstract