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Books Greg De Moore & Ann Westmore Finding Sanity Gregory Mark de Moore Publications: Books Greg de Moore & Ann Westmore Finding Sanity: John Cade, lithium and the taming of bipolar disorder (Allen & Unwin: Crows Nest, 2016) (hardcopy and e-form) • Audiobook published by Bolinda Audio, 2016 Greg de Moore Tom Wills: His spectacular rise and tragic fall (Allen & Unwin: Crows Nest, 2008) Tom Wills: First Wild Man of Australian Sport, (2nd edition, 2011) [hardcopy and e-book forms] Prizes: • Short-listed for the National Biography Award, 2009 • A Winner of the Alex Buzo Prize, 2009 • Short-listed for the Waverley Prize for Literature, 2009 • Short-listed for the Manning Clark House Cultural Award, 2009 • Winner of the Australian Cricket Societies’ Annual Literary Award – the Jack Pollard Prize 2008-9 • Selected as part of the State Library of Victoria’s Summer Read Programme, 2008-9 • Highly commended in the Fellowship of Australian Writers Melbourne University Publishers Award, 2009 • Short-listed for the Victorian Community History Award, 2008-9 Robert Hess, Matthew Nicholson, Robert Stewart and Greg de Moore A National Game, (Penguin: Melbourne, 2008) [hardcopy and e-book forms] • Joint winner of the Australia Society for Sports History, book of the year, 2009 Peer-reviewed articles Adam R, McLeod R, Ha A, Colebatch J, Menzies G, de Moore, G, Mahant N & Fung V. Resolution of Othello Syndrome After Subthalamic Nucleus Deep Brain Stimulation in 3 Patients with Parkinson’s Disease. Movement Disorders: Clinical Practice, Vol 1, 4, December 2014, 357-360. Phu A, Xu Z, Brakoulias V, Mahant N, Fung V, de Moore G, Martin A, Starcevic V and Krause M. Effect of impulse control disorders on disability and quality of life in Parkinson's disease patients. Journal of Clinical Neuroscience, Vol 21, Issue 1, January 2014, pp 63-66. Westmore Ann and de Moore GM The ‘mad major’ and his idiosyncratic war; linking military medicine and lithium therapy for psychosis. Health and History, 15, 1, 2013, pp. 11-37. Zubaran C, Foresti K, and de Moore GM Aboriginals, Colonizers and Newcomers: The landscape of transcultural psychiatry research in Australia Transcultural Psychiatry, December 2013; 50 (6), 858-875. Robertson AR, de Moore GM and Boyce P Bipolar II Disorder in Rural New South Wales Australasian Psychiatry, April 2012, 1-5. Gerard A, de Moore GM, Nielssen O and Large M. A retrospective case study series of self-stabbing and its relation to Hara-kiri (Australasian Psychiatry, February 2012, 20: 44-48.) de Moore GM Burning Medical Records The Mentally Ill: in the bin … again HIM-Interchange, 2011, vol. 1, no 3, 2011, 12-16. de Moore GM Tom Wills, Satan’s Little Helper: A Case Study of Throwing in Nineteenth-Century Australian Cricket The International Journal of the History of Sport, vol. 25, no. 1, January 2008: 82-99. de Moore GM The Tree of Life: Tom Wills, Rugby School and the Evolution of Australian Rules Football, in Rugby History: The Remaking of the Class Game, pp. 113-119. Monograph series, Australian Society for Sports History, Studies No. 22, 2007. Orotoloa P, Williams T and de Moore GM. To be the first psychiatrist in the Solomon Islands Australasian Psychiatry, (2006), September, Vol. 14, no. 3, 243-245. de Moore GM, Smith K and Earle M. From golden beaches to the heartland: reflections of NSW rural trainees Australasian Psychiatry, March (2006), 14; 72-75 de Moore GM The Sons of Lush: Tom Wills, Alcohol and the Colonial Cricketer Sport in History (2005), December, 25: 354-374. Kipps CM, Fung VSC, Grattan-Smith P, de Moore GM and Morris JGL. Review article: Movement Disorder Emergencies, Movement Disorders, (2005), 20; 322-334. Allen JH, de Moore GM, Heddle R and Twartz JC. Cannabinoid hyperemesis: cyclical hyperemesis in association with chronic cannabis abuse, GUT, (2004), 53; 1566-70. Fung VSC, Hely MA, de Moore GM and Morris JGL. Drugs for Parkinson’s disease. Australian Prescriber (2001), 24; 92-95. de Moore GM, Hennessey NP, Kunz NM, Ferrando SJ and Rabkin JG. Kaposi’s Sarcoma: “The Scarlet Letter” of AIDS. The Psychological Effects of a Skin Disease. Psychosomatics (2000), July/August, 41: 360-3. de Moore GM The suicide of Thomas Wentworth Wills. Medical Journal of Australia (1999) December; 171, 656-8. Hayes MW, Graham S, Heldorf P, de Moore GM and Morris JGL. A Video Review of the Diagnosis of Psychogenic Gait:Appendix & Commentary, Movement Disorders (1999) November; 14:6, 914-21 Ferrando SJ, Rabkin JG, de Moore GM and Rabkin R. Antidepressant Treatment of Depression in HIV - seropositive women Journal of Clinical Psychiatry (1999) November; 60:741-6. de Moore GM and Robertson AR. Suicide Attempts by Firearms and by Leaping from Heights: A comparative Study of Survivors. American Journal of Psychiatry (1999) September; 156:9, 1425-31. This was reproduced in a modified form as a Continuing Medical Education article for the journal Directions in Psychiatry, January 2001, 21, 45-53. de Moore GM Invited Commentary on Professor G Smith’s review article ‘From consultation liaison psychiatry to psychosocial advocacy: maintaining psychiatry’s scope’. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry December 1998, 32;762-3. Stevens LE, de Moore GM and Simpson JM. Delirium in hospital - does it increase length of stay? Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry, (1998) December, 32; 805-8. de Moore GM and Robertson AR Suicide in the 18 years after deliberate self-harm. A prospective study. British Journal of Psychiatry (1996), October: 169;489-94. Dudley M, Cantor C and de Moore GM Review Article. Jumping the Gun: Firearms and the mental health of Australians. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry (1996), June: 30;370-81. de Moore GM. The HIV patient in New York City - Wall Street to Harlem. Australasian Psychiatry (1996), June: 4;122-24. de Moore GM, Baker J and Binh T. Psychogenic vomiting complicated by marijuana abuse and spontaneous pneumomediastinum. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry (1996), April: 30;290-94. de Moore GM. General Hospital Psychiatry in Japan. Australasian Psychiatry (1995), 3:1;24. Ryan C, de Moore GM and Patfield M. “Becoming none but tradesmen”: Lies, deception and psychotic patients. Journal of medical ethics (1995), April: 21;72-6. de Moore GM, Plew J, Bray K and Snars JN. Survivors of self-shooting: A liaison psychiatry perspective. Medical Journal of Australia (1994), 160;421-5. This data led to a submission to the Ministry for Police and Emergency Services for the Discussion Paper “Mental Illness and Firearms Misuse” 1994. Patel V and de Moore GM. Harakiri: a clinical study of self-stabbing. Journal of Clinical Psychiatry (1994), 55; 98-103. Weltman M, de Moore GM and Touyz S. Case Report. Foreign Body ingestion in eating disorders. General Hospital Psychiatry (1994), 16;55-6. Mandel TE, Hoffman(Higginbotham) L, Collier S, Carter WM, de Moore GM, Martin FIR and Campbell D. Organ Cultured Fetal Pancreas: A source of islets for Transplantation in Diabetic mice. Transplantation Proceedings (1981) March Vol. VIII, No. 1, 832-6. Book Chapters de Moore GM Foreword for the book ‘Bowled by a Bullet: The Tragic Life of Claude Tozer’, Greg Growden, The Cricket Publishing Company, Sydney, 2015. de Moore GM ‘The Sons of Lush: Tom Wills, Alcohol and the Colonial Cricketer’ in Dimeo P., (ed), Drugs, Alcohol and Sport, Routledge: London, 2006, pp. 1-21. Reproduced from Sport in History (2005), December, 25: 354-374. de Moore GM ‘Tom Wills, Marngrook and the Evolution of Australian Rules Football’ in Crossing Boundaries, Hess R and Nicholson (eds), Hawthorn: Maribyrnong Press, 2005 pp. 5-15. Morris JG, de Moore GM and Herberstein M. ‘Psychogenic Gait: An Example of Deceptive Signaling’ in Psychogenic Movement Disorders, Hallet M, Fahn S, Jankovic J, Lang AE, Cloninger CR, Yudofsky SC, (eds), Philadelphia, Lippincott, Williams & Wilkins, 2005, pp. 69-75. de Moore GM and Robertson AR Suicide in the 18 years after deliberate self-harm. A prospective study. Taken from the British Journal of Psychiatry (1996), October: 169;489-94. Reproduced in: Suicide Prevention: The Global Context. Eds. Kosky RJ, Eshkevari HS, Goldney RD and Hassan R. Chapter 11. Plenum Publishing Corporation, NYC, NY. As part of the proceedings of the XIXth Congress of the International Association for Suicide Prevention, March 23-27, 1997, Adelaide, South Australia. de Moore GM, Plew J, Bray K and Snars JN. Survivors of self-shooting: A liaison psychiatry perspective. Medical Journal of Australia (1994), 160;421-5. Reproduced as a chapter: Australian Violence: Contemporary Perspective-2. 1995. Ed. Chappel/Egger. p. 181. Published by the Australian Institute of Criminology. Non-peer reviewed articles de Moore GM Appendix in the Ronald Cardwell book Harry Graham: the little dasher, pp. 138-40. Offering a modern-day psychiatric perspective on the mental illness of Harry Graham a sportsman from the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. de Moore GM ‘Heart of a Nation: Jack Marsh History Lecture’ Around the Grounds, March 2016, pp 52-53 de Moore GM Tom Wills: From Rugby School to Australian Sporting Pioneer, Warwickshire Website http://www.ourwarwickshire.org.uk/content/topics/people/tom-wills-rugby-school- australian-sporting-pioneer May 2014 de Moore GM With the debut of GWS, Aussie Rules come home to Sydney The Conversation website 24 March 2012 de Moore GM An Australian Genius at Rugby School Floreat The Rugbeian Society February 2012 pp 16-17 de Moore GM An Australian Legend: Tom Wills and a tale of two doctors Chiron. Magazine of the Melbourne University Medical School. Summer, 2011, pp. 4-7. Reproduced in Melbourne University Alumni e-News February 2012 de Moore GM ‘Destroying records is an act of vandalism’, Sydney Morning Herald 30 November 2010, p. 11.
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