Jennifer Hoi Ki Wong

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University of Canterbury

New Zealand

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Jennifer Hoi Ki Wong is a Lecturer at the University of Canterbury, New Zealand. Her research areas encompass disaster response, psychological perspectives on technological innovation in healthcare, and the well-being of volunteers. Recent articles include studies on the dynamics of student-led volunteer organizations in disaster situations and the psychological impacts of volunteering on well-being and recovery processes.

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Lincoln University

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Well-being and ill-being: Prominences and differences in the perspectives of volunteers in the immediate and longer-term aftermaths of disaster

Adoption of technological innovation in healthcare delivery: a psychological perspective for healthcare decision-makers

Gaining ‘authority to operate’: student‐led emergent volunteers and established response agencies in the Canterbury earthquakes

“A shovel or a shopping cart”: lessons from ten years of disaster response by a student-led volunteer group

A crisis volunteer ‘sleeper cell’: An emergent, extending and expanding disaster response organisation

Daily Mindfulness Is Associated With Recovery Processes Among Coaches—A 4-Week Diary Study

Children and young people’s climate crisis activism – a perspective on long-term effects

Tired, strained, and hurt: The indirect effect of negative affect on the relationship between poor quality sleep and work injuries

‘Spontaneous’ volunteers? Factors enabling the Student Volunteer Army mobilisation following the Canterbury earthquakes, 2010–2011

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