Virginia Plummer

Professor Nursing and Discipline Lead

Federation University Australia

Australia

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Virginia Plummer is a Professor of Nursing and Discipline Lead at Federation University Australia. Her research areas include psychological wellbeing and help-seeking behaviors among international nursing students, pain management practices for dementia patients, and the competencies required for emergency nurses in armed conflict contexts. She has published extensively on topics such as the sustainability effects of reading interventions for nursing students and the impact of job crafting on nurses’ burnout.

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Modi Al-Moteri

SAUDI ARABIA

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Psychological Wellbeing and Predictors of Early Help‐Seeking Behaviours of International Students of Undergraduate Nursing Programs: A Scoping Review

Public Health Responses to CBRN Terrorism in the Middle East and North Africa

Registered nurses’ knowledge, attitudes and practices of pain management for aged care residents with dementia: an integrative review

Core competencies of emergency nurses for the armed conflict context: Experiences from the field

International students' perspectives on factors impacting psychological well‐being and early help‐seeking behaviours in undergraduate nursing programs

Effects of Job Crafting and Leisure Crafting on Nurses’ Burnout: A Machine Learning‐Based Prediction Analysis

Senior Nurse Manager Perceptions of Nurse Practitioner Integration: A Quantitative Study

Emergency Nurse Roles, Challenges, and Preparedness in Hospitals in the Context of Armed Conflict

The sustainability effects of two reading interventions on Saudi nursing students’ comprehension of scientific research

Emergency care in the context of armed conflict: Nurses’ perspectives of the essential core competencies

Nursing perspectives on reducing sedentary behaviour in sub-acute hospital settings

Associations between perceived overqualification, transformational leadership and burnout in nurses from intensive care units: A multicentre survey

"“Resisting social identity threat and maintaining resilience”: A qualitative study of Chinese parents following the loss of an only child": Correction.

Associations between perceived overqualification, organisational commitment and work passion of nurses: A multicentre cross‐sectional study

“Resisting social identity threat and maintaining resilience”: A qualitative study of Chinese parents following the loss of an only child.

Public health education by emergency nurses: A scoping review and narrative synthesis

How emergency nurses cope and motivate themselves to sustain their caring work: An integrative literature review

Quality of life in cancer patients with different preferences for nurse spiritual therapeutics: The role of psychological capital

Coping Strategies and Burden Dimensions of Family Caregivers for People Diagnosed with Obsessive–Compulsive Disorder

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Modi Al-Moteri

Claire Hayes

Amir Khorram-Manesh

Bindu Joseph

Ligi Anish

Lisa Kuhn

Cheryle Moss

Grainne Lowe

Nicole Freene

Tracy Robinson

Danny Hills

Andrea Driscoll

Louisa Lok Yi Lam

Mary Ryder

Ahmed S. Alkarani

Christina Ekegren

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