Clough, Alan R., Evans, Angela, Graham, Veronica, Catterall, Janet, Lakeman, Richard, Gilroy, John, Pratt, Gregory, Petrucci, Joe, Orda, Ulrich, Sehdev, Rajesh, Thornton, Neale, Das, Sourav, Yearsley, Gillian, and Stone, Richard (2023) Emergency examination authorities in Queensland, Australia. Emergency Medicine Australasia. (In Press)

Clough, Alan R., Evans, Angela, Grant, Kristy, Graham, Veronica, Catterall, Janet, Lakeman, Richard, Gilroy, John, Pratt, Gregory, Petrucci, Joe, and Stone, Richard (2022) Recent amendments to Queensland legislation make mental health presentations to hospital emergency departments more difficult to scrutinise. Emergency Medicine Australasia, 34 (1). pp. 130-133.

Bodapati, Sarath Naidu, Gunnarsson, Ronny, McBride, William John, Stone, Richard, and Sutcliffe, Steven (2016) Chest pain risk assessment in Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians using HEART Score. Emergency Medicine Australasia, 28 (2). pp. 138-144.

Mills, Jane, Watt, Kerrianne, Beaton, Neil, Wilson, Michael, Neighbour, Nicky, Davis, Scott, Panzera, Annette, Stone, Richard, Rose, Ben, Brose, Jarred, Cant, Robyn, Towne, Murray, Hitchins, Marnie, and Groth, Anna (2014) Patients' Psychological and Practical Reasons for Attending the Cairns Hospital Emergency Department: a mixed methods study (P3ED). Report. James Cook University, Cairns, QLD, Australia.

Little, Mark, Stone, Theona, Stone, Richard, Burns, Jan, Reeves, Jim, Cullen, Paul, Humble, Ian, Finn, Emmeline, Aitken, Peter, Elcock, Mark, and Gillard, Noel (2012) The evacuation of Cairns hospitals due to Severe Tropical Cyclone Yasi. Academic Emergency Medicine, 19 (9). E1088-E1098.

Pointing, Shane, Hayes-Jonkers, Charmaine, Stone, Richard, Brinn, Dennis, and Clough, Alan (2011) Is it worth emergency departments recording information about alcohol-related assault occurring in inner-city, late-night entertainment precincts? Emergency Medicine Australasia, 23 (1). pp. 106-107.

Stone, Richard, Seymour, Jamie, and Marshall, Oliver (2006) Plastic containers and the whole-blood clotting test: glass remains the best option. Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 100 (12). pp. 1168-1172.