Adam Searby

Lecturer

Deakin University

Australia

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Adam Searby is a Lecturer at Deakin University in Australia. His research primarily focuses on mental health care, nursing practices, and the challenges faced by healthcare professionals, particularly in crisis situations such as eating disorders and suicidal distress. Recent publications include qualitative studies on the experiences of nurses during the COVID-19 pandemic and the integration of mental health services within nursing. He is dedicated to exploring the implications of mental health reforms and the role of targeted interventions in nursing care.

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Debra Kerr

Associate Professor of Nursing

Deakin University

AUSTRALIA

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Phil Maude

AUSTRALIA

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Louise Alexander

Associate Professor, Mental Health Nursing

Deakin University

AUSTRALIA

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Paulo Seabra

Assistent Professor

PORTUGAL

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Bernice Redley

Associate Professor

Deakin University

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Marissa Abram

Assistant Professor

Duke University

UNITED STATES

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Dr Russell James

Lecturer in Nursing

University of Tasmania

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'You've Made These Choices…These Are the Consequences'. General Nurses' Perspectives on Caring for Young People With Eating Disorders: A Qualitative Descriptive Study

Barriers and Enablers to Pre‐Registration Nurses Providing Safe Care for Individuals Experiencing Suicidal Distress: A Scoping Review

Victorian Mental Health Nurses' Experiences of Mental Health Reform: A Qualitative Descriptive Study

Determining the Acceptability of Targeted Apps for High-Risk Alcohol Consumption in Nurses: A Qualitative Study

Are “Alternative to Discipline” Programs for Nurses With Alcohol and Other Drug Challenges Relevant to Global Contexts? A Scoping Review

Perceived Trauma Among Nurses During the COVID‐19 Pandemic: A Qualitative Descriptive Study

Barriers and Facilitators to Mental Health Service Integration: A Scoping Review

Can Emotionally Intelligent Mental Health Nurse Leaders Influence Workforce Sustainability? A Scoping Review

Harm Reduction as a Form of ‘Wrap‐Around’ Care: The Nursing Role

Nurse Experiences of Caring for Medically Compromised Adolescents With Eating Disorders in General Hospital Environments: A Scoping Review

Supervised drug consumption sites: A health‐based approach or enabling drug use?

Nurse manager support of graduate nurse development of work readiness: An integrative review

Elimination of restrictive interventions: Is it achievable under the current mental healthcare landscape?

Exploring the effectiveness of a regional nurse practitioner led, long‐acting injectable buprenorphine‐based model of care for opioid use disorder

Promoting and hindering factors in the use of advance statements by Australian mental health clinicians

Locked external doors on inpatient mental health units: A scoping review

Alcohol consumption among Australian nurses: A cross-sectional national survey study

Barriers and facilitators to becoming an alcohol and other drug nurse practitioner in Australia: A mixed methods study

Alcohol guideline awareness and beliefs among Australian nurses: A mixed-methods study

Novice nurses' experiences in provision of mental ill health care within a regional emergency department: A descriptive qualitative study

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Debra Kerr

Phil Maude

Louise Alexander

Paulo Seabra

Bernice Redley

Marissa Abram

Dr Russell James

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