Most cited papers from CPA Australia

CPA Australia

What are the most cited papers from CPA Australia?

The most cited paper from CPA Australia is "Evaluating and Developing Theories in the Information Systems Discipline" (Ron Weber, 2012), with 349 citations. Next come "Patient-reported outcome measures for hip-related pain: a review of the available evidence and a consensus statement from the International Hip-related Pain Research Network, Zurich 2018" (102) and "Adaptive quizzes to increase motivation, engagement and learning outcomes in a first year accounting unit" (90).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#	Paper
1	Evaluating and Developing Theories in the Information Systems Discipline Ron Weber · Journal of the Association for Information Systems Open access	2012	349
2	Patient-reported outcome measures for hip-related pain: a review of the available evidence and a consensus statement from the International Hip-related Pain Research Network, Zurich 2018 Franco Milko Impellizzeri et al. · British Journal of Sports Medicine Open access	17 Feb 2020	102
3	Adaptive quizzes to increase motivation, engagement and learning outcomes in a first year accounting unit Bella Ross, Anne‐Marie Chase, Diane Robbie et al. · International Journal of Educational Technology in Higher Education Open access	4 Jun 2018	90
4	Blockchain in accounting, accountability and assurance: an overview Rosanna Spanò, Maurizio Massaro, Luca Ferri et al. · Accounting Auditing & Accountability Journal	11 Jul 2022	70
5	Physiotherapist-led treatment for young to middle-aged active adults with hip-related pain: consensus recommendations from the International Hip-related Pain Research Network, Zurich 2018 Joanne L. Kemp et al. · British Journal of Sports Medicine Open access	15 Nov 2019	69
6	Standardised measurement of physical capacity in young and middle-aged active adults with hip-related pain: recommendations from the first International Hip-related Pain Research Network (IHiPRN) meeting, Zurich, 2018 A. Mosler et al. · British Journal of Sports Medicine Open access	19 Dec 2019	59
7	Rapid landslides: the importance of understanding mechanisms and rupture surface mechanics R Fell, James Glastonbury, Gavan Hunter · Quarterly Journal of Engineering Geology and Hydrogeology	Feb 2007	49
8	Auditor and auditee engagement with public sector performance audit: An institutional logics perspective Lee David Parker, Jana Schmitz, Kerry Jacobs · Financial Accountability and Management Open access	13 Apr 2020	46
9	Tale of quadriceps and hamstring muscle strength after ACL reconstruction: a systematic review with longitudinal and multivariate meta-analysis M. Girdwood, Adam Geoffrey Culvenor, Ebonie Rio et al. · British Journal of Sports Medicine ReviewOpen access	10 Oct 2024	43
10	Repositioning Global Staff Transfers: A Learning Perspective Denice E. Welch, Adam Steen · Human Resource Management Open access	Sep 2013	43
11	A comparison of diatom and macroinvertebrate classification of sites in the Kiewa River system, Australia Peter R. Newall, Nina Bate, Leon Metzeling · Hydrobiologia	23 Aug 2006	35
12	Tree hollow incidence in Victorian state forests Julian C. Fox, Fiona Hamilton, Sharon Occhipinti · Australian Forestry	2009	26
13	A comparison of streamflow, salt and water balances in adjacent farmland and forest catchments in south‐western Victoria, Australia S Adelana, P. Evan Dresel, Peter Hekmeijer et al. · Hydrological Processes Open access	5 Jul 2014	23
14	Audit Committee Effectiveness in Victorian Local Government Aquinas J. Purcell, Ronald D. Francis, Colin Clark · Australian Accounting Review Open access	Dec 2014	23
15	The Reinvented accounting firm office: Impression management for efficiency, client relations and cost control Lee David Parker, Jana Schmitz · Accounting Organizations and Society Open access	7 Sep 2021	19
16	Distributing leadership and cultivating dialogue with collaborative EBIP Denise Pan, Zaana Howard · Library Management Open access	27 Jul 2010	19
17	Hip Joint Effusion-Synovitis Is Associated With Hip Pain and Sports/Recreation Function in Female Professional Ballet Dancers Susan Dickerson Mayes, April-Rose Ferris, Peter M. Smith et al. · Clinical Journal of Sport Medicine	25 Mar 2018	17
18	Does lower-limb osteoarthritis alter motor cortex descending drive and voluntary activation? A systematic review and meta-analysis Myles Murphy, Christopher Latella, Ebonie Rio et al. · EFORT Open Reviews ReviewOpen access	Dec 2023	15
19	Reorganizing a Technical Services Division Using Collaborative Evidence Based Information Practice at Auraria Library Denise Pan, Zaana Howard · Evidence Based Library and Information Practice Open access	14 Dec 2009	15
20	Hip flexor muscle size in ballet dancers compared to athletes, and relationship to hip pain Sophie Emery, Jill L. Cook, April-Rose Ferris et al. · Physical Therapy in Sport	20 May 2019	13
21	Maximising neuromuscular performance in people with pain and injury: moving beyond reps and sets to understand the challenges and embrace the complexity Myles Murphy, Ebonie Rio, Casey J. Whife et al. · BMJ Open Sport & Exercise Medicine Open access	May 2024	12
22	Hip Joint Cartilage Defects in Professional Ballet Dancers: A 5-year Longitudinal Study Susan Mayes, Peter M. Smith, Debbie Stuart et al. · Clinical Journal of Sport Medicine	21 Feb 2020	10
23	Ultrasound Imaging is a Valid Method of Measuring the Cross-Sectional Area of the Quadratus Femoris Muscle Susan J. Mayes, Paula H. Baird-Colt, Jill L. Cook · Journal of Dance Medicine & Science	Mar 2015	10
24	Post-Asian financial crisis reforms: an emerging new embedded-relational governance model Janice A. Loftus, John A. Purcell · Accounting Business & Financial History	Nov 2008	10
25	Australian local government corruption and misconduct Aquinas J. Purcell · Journal of Financial Crime	31 Dec 2015	9
26	New genomic resources to boost research in reproductive biology to enable cost‐effective hybrid seed production Antje Rohde, Marc C. Albertsen, Scott A. Boden et al. · The Plant Genome Open access	7 Aug 2025	8
27	Mitigating the effect of linear infrastructure on arboreal mammals in dense forest: A canopy bridge trial Briony Mitchell, Lee J. Harrison, Joanne Ainley et al. · Ecological Management & Restoration Open access	Sep 2022	7
28	An exploration of the perceptions and experiences of professional ballet dancers using a wellness monitoring application Carly Harrison, Mandy Ruddock-Hudson, Sue Mayes et al. · Qualitative Research in Sport Exercise and Health	21 Aug 2022	6
29	Joint Hypermobility Does Not Increase the Risk of Developing Hip Pain, Cartilage Defects, or Retirement in Professional Ballet Dancers Over 5 years Susan Mayes, Peter M. Smith, Debbie Stuart et al. · Clinical Journal of Sport Medicine	25 Nov 2020	6
30	Perceptions Of Risk and Risk Management in Small Firms Judith Hartcher, Allan Hodgson, Scott Holmes · Small Enterprise Research	6 Jan 2003	6
31	Are we asking the right questions to people with Achilles tendinopathy? The best questions to distinguish mild versus severe disability to improve your clinical management Myles Murphy, Brady Desmond Green, Igor Sancho et al. · Physical Therapy in Sport Open access	5 Apr 2024	5
32	Corruption and misconduct: A behavioural reflection from investigative reports into local government Aquinas J. Purcell · Journal of Business Systems Governance & Ethics Open access	7 Oct 2014	5
33	Wellness Monitoring for Professional Ballet Dancers Carly Harrison, Scott Ruddock, Paul O’Halloran et al. · Journal of Dance Medicine & Science	29 Mar 2021	4
34	Deep hip external rotator muscle size in ballet dancers compared to non-dancing athletes, and associations to pain Sophie Emery, Jill L. Cook, Katia Ferrar et al. · Physical Therapy in Sport	29 Jun 2021	3
35	Impacts of the 2018 & 2022 FIFA World Cups: a scoping review of the current literature Min He, Xiuzhen Yu · Advances in Social Behavior Research Open access	11 Mar 2025	1
36	Adult pilomyxoid astrocytoma presenting in the temporal lobe Denesh Selvarajah, Alexander Lam, Mitali Fadia et al. · Heliyon Open access	2023	1
37	Navigating the Crypto Accounting Frontier: An IFRS Reporting Framework Hussain Baqir Challawala · SSRN Electronic Journal PreprintOpen access	2026	0
38	Operationalizing DAESG: A Privacy-Preserving, Three-Lines-of-Defence Architecture for Auditable Extraction Telemetry in AI Systems Maria Luz Madariaga PreprintOpen access	13 Aug 2026	0
39	Regulating at the Speed of Autonomy: Principles-Based Operational Resilience as a Blueprint for Frontier AI Governance Maria Luz Madariaga PreprintOpen access	13 Aug 2026	0
40	The Unpriced Externality: Toward a Data and Attention ESG (DAESG) Framework for AI Governance Maria Luz Madariaga PreprintOpen access	6 Aug 2026	0
41	Gold Price Volatility and IFRS Fair Value Measurement: What It Actually Means for Finance Teams on the Ground Hussain Baqir Challawala · SSRN Electronic Journal PreprintOpen access	2026	0
42	Sonic Waves and Acid Screens: Surf Culture and the Long 1970s Sean Lowry, D. Butt, Jason P. Beech Book chapter	2025	0
43	Monthly Reporting on Organization Performance Geoff Williams · SSRN Electronic Journal PreprintOpen access	2024	0
44	425. The value proposition for using genomics to confirm parentage in Australian dairy systems Joanna E. Newton, Michelle Axford, J.E. Pryce et al. Conference paperOpen access	31 Dec 2022	0
45	A guide to understanding auditing and assurance David Hardidge, Indra Abeysekera, Tong-Gunn Chew et al.	2014	0
46	Access to East European and Eurasian culture: publishing, acquisitions, digitization, metadata Zaana Howard · Australian Academic & Research Libraries Open access	Jun 2009	0

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