Maggie Zgambo

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Edith Cowan University

Australia

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Maggie Zgambo is a Lecturer at Edith Cowan University in Australia. Her research areas include child and family centred care, youth perceptions of HIV interventions, and the impact of digital identity on young children. She has contributed to various qualitative studies that explore the experiences of youth living with HIV and the challenges faced by parents of children with rare diseases in mainstream educational settings.

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Articles (9)

Child and Family Centred Care: A Three‐Phased Principle‐Based Concept Analysis

Young Children and the Creation of a Digital Identity on Social Networking Sites: Scoping Review

“A spade was called a spade … ”: Youth and intervention implementers’ perceptions of a resilience-based HIV-prevention intervention for youth in South Africa

Parents' experiences of children with a rare disease attending a mainstream school: Australia

“We just do it … we are dead already”: Exploring the sexual behaviors of youth living with HIV

It Cannot Happen, Never: A Qualitative Study Exploring Youth Views on Disclosure of HIV Diagnosis to Their Sexual Partners in Southern Malawi

Nursing and midwifery students' experiences and perception of their clinical learning environment in Malawi: a mixed-method study.

Use, adoption, and effectiveness of tippy-tap handwashing station in promoting hand hygiene practices in resource-limited settings: a systematic review

Uptake of health services by youth living with HIV: a focused ethnography

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Anne Kaasen

Amanda Towell-Barnard

Evalotte Mörelius

Kevin Runions

Deborah Ireson

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