Yvonne Wells

Head, Lincoln Centre for Research on Ageing

La Trobe University

Australia

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Yvonne Wells is the Head of the Lincoln Centre for Research on Ageing at La Trobe University, Australia. Her research primarily focuses on the efficacy in clinical settings, family violence risk assessment, and the evaluation of measures in community aged care. She has authored several recent articles, addressing topics such as dementia diagnosis, predictive performance in nursing homes, and the well-being of aged care consumers. Dr. Wells has received recognition for her contributions, including multiple book awards in 2023 and 2024.

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Samantha Clune

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Geoffrey Cloud

MONASH UNIVERSITY

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Irene Blackberry

Director and Professor

La Trobe University - Bendigo Campus

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Sunil Bhar

Professor of Clinical Psychology

Swinburne University of Technology

AUSTRALIA

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Sean MacDermott

Senior Lecturer / Researcher

La Trobe University

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Articles (10)

Virtual Nursing in Residential Aged Care: What Is Known? A Rapid Review.

Improving clinicians' self‐efficacy in delivering a diagnosis of dementia: A before‐after study

Family Violence Risk on Entry to the Family Courts of Australia: Profiles and Predictive Validity of the DOORS Triage Process

Book Award, 2024

The Most Significant Change: An Evaluation of Predictive Performance Measures in Nursing Homes

Incidence of and risk factors for new-onset urinary and fecal incontinence after acute stroke

A Most Significant Change evaluation of a new co‐designed tool to measure holistic well‐being in consumers of community aged care services

Book Award, 2023

Caring Self-Efficacy of Personal Care Attendants From English-Speaking and Non-English-Speaking Countries Working in Australian Residential Aged Care Settings

Psychometric properties of the Caring Efficacy Scale among personal care attendants working in residential aged care settings

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Samantha Clune

Geoffrey Cloud

Irene Blackberry

Sunil Bhar

Sean MacDermott

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