Melissa Taylor

Associate Professor

University of Southern Queensland - Ipswich Campus

Australia

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Melissa Taylor is an Associate Professor at the University of Southern Queensland - Ipswich Campus in Australia. Her research focuses on health equity, interprofessional practice, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), health literacy, and cultural safety in health education. Recent publications include systematic reviews and mixed-methods studies that address the needs of diverse cancer survivors, the implementation of care frameworks, and the guidelines adherence in emergency settings.

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Georgina Sheridan

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University of Southern Queensland

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Developing a values-based interorganisational Care at the End-of-Life Collaborative framework for the Australian context: A mixed-methods, practice-based research protocol

Unmet needs of culturally and linguistically diverse cancer survivors in Australia: A systematic review

A qualitative analysis of the role of the Hospital in the Home registered nurse in Australia

Health literacy, dementia knowledge and perceived utility of digital health modalities among future health professionals

Educating the educators: Implementing cultural safety in the nursing and midwifery curriculum

Development of an Electronic Interdisciplinary Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) Proforma (E-ICP) to Improve Interdisciplinary Guideline Adherence in the Emergency Department: Modified Delphi Study

Mapping of Modifiable Factors with Interdisciplinary Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) Guidelines Adherence to the Theoretical Domains Framework: A Systematic Review

Exploring factors contributing to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (Copd) guideline non-adherence and potential solutions in the emergency department: Interdisciplinary staff perspective

Peer group clinical supervision for community health nurses: Perspectives from an interpretive hermeneutic study

The impact of interprofessional practice models on health service inequity: an integrative systematic review

Mapping of modifiable barriers and facilitators with interdisciplinary chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) guidelines concordance within hospitals to the Theoretical Domains Framework: a mixed methods systematic review protocol

Attitudes towards breech management among a team of maternity clinicians in Australia undertaking breech training

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Georgina Sheridan

Coralie Graham

Hancy Issac

Jessica Elliott

Annie Banbury

Louise Horstmanshof

Centaine L Snoswell

Richard Hicks

John Rosenberg

Elizabeth Rigg

Clint Moloney

Melissa Carey

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Geraldine Roderick

Sita Sharma

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