"No voice is too soft when that voice speaks for others” Janna Cachola. Identifying support characteristics needed to facilitate meaningful survivorship in head and neck cancer- lived experiences of survivors through Photovoice.

“نہ اِدھر کے رہے نہ اُدھر کے رہے” (Un)settled Be(long)ing: Re/constructing Narratives of Ageing and Health with Late-life Desi Migrants Living in Aotearoa New Zealand

The transition from hospital to home: The older person's experience following an acute hospital admission due to a fall.

What Works in Quality Assurance for Aotearoa’s Aged Care Medication Management: Practice and Systems

Thesis title TBC

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"No voice is too soft when that voice speaks for others” Janna Cachola. Identifying support characteristics needed to facilitate meaningful survivorship in head and neck cancer- lived experiences of survivors through Photovoice.

The role of preceptorship and mentorship for culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) nurses' during integration into nursing practice in Aotearoa.

Applied Pathophysiology

Applied Pathophysiology

Using participatory action research to explore the utility of education about intellectual disability with pre-registered nursing students.

Addressing constipation in people with Parkinson’s disease through complementary self-care interventions: A mixed method pilot study.

Grattan, Rebecca

Gregersen, Rose

Hauora Māori

Ageing in Aotearoa New Zealand

HLTH527 Ageing in Aotearoa

Practice Project