Michelle Cleary

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Central Queensland University

Australia

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Professor Michelle Cleary is a faculty member at Central Queensland University, Australia. Her research areas include workplace quality, psychosocial concerns in burn survivors, pain management, mental health nursing, and the well-being of older adults regarding driver’s license status. She has published several articles addressing these topics, including studies on compassion fatigue among oncology nurses and the impact of hobbies on mental health.

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Violeta Lopez

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Central Queensland University

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Jennifer Mulvogue

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Central Queensland University

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Associate Professor Rachel Kornhaber

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Charles Sturt University

AUSTRALIA

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Debra Jackson

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University of Sydney

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Yaron Shoham

ISRAEL

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Sancia West

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Central Queensland University

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Articles (20)

The Evolution of Informational Needs of People With Complex Regional Pain Syndrome

Constructive Resistance: Essential to Optimise Workplace Quality

Psychosocial concerns in burn survivors and their families: A narrative review

Turning off the Ignition: A Scoping Review on the Impact of Relinquishing or Having a Driver’s License Revoked on the Mental Health and Well-Being of Those Individuals Aged 65 and Older

Choosing Well: What to Look for in Mental Health Nursing Graduate Programs

Compassion Fatigue Among Australian Oncology Nurses Caring for Adult Cancer Patients: Antecedents, Impact and Mediators

Pain Experiences in Adult Burn Survivors During Rehabilitation and Recovery: A Qualitative Systematic Review

Topical Steroid Use for Suppression of Hypergranulation in Burns: Trends Across the Atlantic

Effects of Heat on Silicone Breast Implants: In Situ and Modeling Analysis

Exploring the Impact of Hobbies on Mental Health and Well-Being: A Scoping Review

Retention and turnover among migrant nurses: A scoping review

Onwards and Upwards: Tricks and Tips for the New Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing PhD Graduate

Autism, Discrimination and Masking: Disrupting a Recipe for Trauma

The Implications of a Dermatopathologist’s Report on Melanoma Diagnosis and Treatment

Promoting Positive Outcomes in Higher Education: Supporting Undergraduate Student Mental Health and Well-Being

Resilience: One Part of a Larger Toolkit for Managing Stress

Mental Health Nurses Overcoming Adversity: A Discursive Review

Regrowing the Goodwill in Nursing Academia

The Post-Graduate: How and Why to Take Mental Health Nurses to the Next Level

Dispersed Responsibility of a Collective Problem: Autism, Suicidality and the Failure of Knowledge Translation

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Janneka Banks

Catherine Hungerford

Colleen Johnston-Devin

Merylin Cross

Loyola McLean

Florin Oprescu

Marie Danielle Le Lagadec

Violeta Lopez

Jennifer Mulvogue

Associate Professor Rachel Kornhaber

Debra Jackson

Yaron Shoham

Sancia West

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