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Catherine Hungerford

Professor and Head of School

University of Canberra

Australia

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Dr. Catherine Hungerford is an Associate Professor at Central Queensland University, Australia. Her research focuses on workplace quality, mental health nursing, and the experiences of migrant nurses, as reflected in her recent publications. She explores themes such as workplace behaviors, groupthink in nursing academia, and the support of family carers in dementia contexts.

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Charles Sturt University

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Can nurse education foster professional authenticity? Four tensions within a regulated profession

Culturally Adapted Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and First Nations Population: A Role for Nurses?

The Therapeutic Use of Self by Mental Health Nurses: An Evolving Practice

Coercive control and older people: towards definitional consistency

Autism, Stereotypes, and Stigma: The Impact of Media Representations

Constructive Resistance: Essential to Optimise Workplace Quality

Self-Disclosure as a Therapeutic Tool

Respectful Rebels: Counteracting Groupthink to Foster Innovation in Nursing Academia

‘White-Anting’ and Other Undermining Workplace Behaviors: Recognize and Act

Boundaries in Health Settings: A Discursive Paper

Mastering the Discursive Paper: Balancing the Argument

Response to “Beyond Being With: Disrupting the Idealization of Presence in Mental Health Nursing”

Promoting the Mental Well-Being of Migrant Nurses

Presence in Mental Health Nursing

Quiet Quitting, Resenteeism and Other Forms of Disengagement: What Are the Answers for Nurses?

Family Carers of People with Dementia: Supporting Their Grief Journey

Navigating High-Stakes Interviews: Strategies for Mental Health Nurses in Competitive Job Markets

Academic Freedom When Reporting Research Findings: Overcoming the Challenges

A Scoping Review of Equine-Assisted Therapies on the Mental Health and Well-Being of Autistic Children and Adolescents: Exploring the Possibilities

Fostering a Sense of Belonging: Supporting Psychosocial Well-Being

‘Giving’, ‘Taking’ and ‘Lurking’: How Can We Better Manage Teams?

‘The Horse Weaves Magic’: Parents and Service Providers on the Benefits of Horse-Based Therapies for Autistic Children—an Australian Qualitative Study

Keeping the ‘quality’ in qualitative research: Embracing technology to enhance participation in qualitative interviews

Inclusion, Inclusivity and Inclusiveness: The Role of the Mental Health Nurse

Overcoming Loneliness: Is There a Role for Mental Health Nurses?

Curriculum Vitae for Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurses: Achievements, Shades of Grey and White Lies

When the Education System and Autism Collide: An Australian Qualitative Study Exploring School Exclusion and the Impact on Parent Mental Health

Artificial Intelligence in Mental Health Research: Prospects and Pitfalls

A Scoping Review of Autism and the Way It Changes the Presentation of Suicidal Thoughts and Behavior Compared to the General Population

Two Halves of the Same Whole: A Framework to Integrate Autism and Mental Health Services

Violence by Burning Against Women and Girls: An Integrative Review

Facilitating Mindfulness-Based Interventions for Anxiety in Older People: History, Effectiveness, and Future Possibilities

How People with Autism Access Mental Health Services Specifically Suicide Hotlines and Crisis Support Services, and Current Approaches to Mental Health Care: A Scoping Review

Cultural Safety or Cultural Competence: How Can We Address Inequities in Culturally Diverse Groups?

A unified call to action from Australian nursing and midwifery leaders: ensuring that Black lives matter

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Maree Bernoth

Dianne Wynaden

Helen Hickson

Colleen Johnston-Devin

Robert Stanton

Loyola McLean

Donna Hartz

Adele Baldwin

Michelle Cleary

Ruth DeSouza

Marie Danielle Le Lagadec

Joanne Gray

Tracy Robinson

Jennifer Mulvogue

glenn Hunt

Danny Hills

Craig Morris

Associate Professor Rachel Kornhaber

Lynore Karen Geia

Debra Jackson

Jessica Bennett

Sancia West

Roianne West

Claudia Malic

Karen Heslop

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