Valerie Wright-St Clair

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University of Auckland

New Zealand

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Professor Valerie Wright-St Clair is a faculty member at Auckland University of Technology in New Zealand. Her research primarily focuses on the experiences of older immigrants, particularly concerning loneliness, social isolation, and the effectiveness of community-based physical activity programs. Additionally, she explores recovery processes related to surgical interventions for older adults.

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Julie Collis

Lecturer

Swinburne University of Technology

AUSTRALIA

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Elizabeth Mayland

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University of Western Sydney

AUSTRALIA

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Nada Signal

Senior Lecturer

University of Auckland

NEW ZEALAND

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Nick Garrett

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University of Auckland

NEW ZEALAND

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Stephen Neville

NEW ZEALAND

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Articles (8)

Chinese late‐life immigrants’ loneliness and social isolation in host countries: An integrative review

“The more I do, the more I can do”: perspectives on how performing daily activities and occupations influences recovery after surgical repair of a distal radius fracture

Feeling a deep sense of loneliness: Chinese late‐life immigrants in New Zealand

A systematic review of how daily activities and exercises are recommended following volar plating of distal radius fractures and the efficacy and safety of early versus late mobilisation

What makes community‐based physical activity programs for culturally and linguistically diverse older adults effective? A systematic review

Patients’ experiences of nurses’ heartfelt hospitality as caring: A qualitative approach

Older Filipino immigrants’ reconfiguration of traditional filial expectations: a focus ethnographic study

Resettling amidst a mood of loneliness: later-life Chinese, Indian and Korean immigrants in New Zealand

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Julie Collis

Elizabeth Mayland

Nada Signal

Nick Garrett

Stephen Neville

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