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The unimelbnurse‘s PodcastThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastWelcome - Orientation to Assessment in Mental Health Nursing (NURS90078)This podcast is a comprehensive orientation to the subject Assessment in Mental Health Nursing (NURS90078) for currently enrolled students. 2022-12-1507 minThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastPurpose SustainsAudio for How Purpose Matters 2022-11-0200 minThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastBridget Hamilton - Partnering Well with Consumers in our Research Teams - Sneak PeekSeminar 4: Methods for partnering well with consumers in our research teams: climbing Arnsteins ladder Register here: https://unimelb.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_RBdldg0aTgmu_pKrYWE5uA   In this webinar, A/Prof Bridget Hamilton  will draw on research work with consumer academics over 15 years to share learnings about ways to plan and conduct work that sits higher on the ladder of citizen participation. She will show how this progression generates findings with greater potency for revitalising mental health service provision.   Associate Professor Bridget Hamilton is the Director of the Centre for Mental...2022-08-2903 minThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastMei Krishnasamy - Influencing cancer policy and practice through co-design Sneak PeekIn this presentation, Professor Mei Krishnasamy considers the potential for co-design methodology to influence cancer care and policy. Mei demonstrates how co-design can address critical elements of value-based health care. Register Here (CLICK) 2022-07-1909 minThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastProfessional Plus and WINK - The AdvantagesIn this 8-minute audio, some of the Professional Plus+ and WINK academic teams discuss what they see as advantages in their disciplines. 2022-06-2111 minThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastLeanne Aitken ”Embedding consumer participation in research” Marian Barrett - Sneak Peek ep1 2022In this Podcast, we give a Sneak Peek into Professor Aitken's upcoming Marian Barrett Seminar Embedding consumer participation in research Professor Leanne Aitken is Professor of Critical Care and Associate Dean (Research, Enterprise & Global Engagement) at City, University of London. Her programme of research focuses on recovery after critical illness and injury and a range of clinical practice issues within critical care. Leanne is an Academic Title Holder with Griffith University, Australia, and an Ambassador for the World Federation of Critical Care Nurses. She is a Fellow of the American Academy of Nursing, the Australian College of...2022-04-1304 minThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastJohn Oliffe ”Photovoice, Zoom interviews & digital story-telling: A qualitative health trifecta?” Sneak Peek2022-03-2105 minThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastFor Approval - Prof Sanchia Aranda - Talking Heads2021-12-1139 minThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastProf Sioban Nelson - Talking Head 22021-11-2338 minThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastCDNM Placement Research - Report and Launch Nov 22nd 20212021-11-2106 minThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastProf Marie Gerdtz - Special Sneak Peek Launch of Research on Entry to Practice Programs in NursingHow are the benefits and burdens of nursing student clinical placements experienced by students, clinical facilitators, and education and health service providers? How can the learning and patient care outcomes of clinical placements be improved for all stakeholders? Work-integrated learning is an essential part of entry-to-practice nursing programs to ensure students meet the requirements for registration. Over the last two years, four universities and four health service providers participated in a comprehensive study that explored how clinical placements enhance and inhibit learning and health service delivery outcomes for students, clinical facilitators and service providers. The research team...2021-11-1707 minThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastTalking Heads 25yrs of Nursing - Judy Parker Part 2This is Part Two of a two-part podcast with the inaugural Head of Nursing at the University of Melbourne. Listen to Part One with Judy Parker here:  https://unimelbnurse.podbean.com/e/talking-heads-prof-judy-parker-p1-25yrs-of-nursingunimelb/   2021-10-0726 minThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastLeanne Aitken and Panel - The Role of Process Evaluation in Clinical Trials Sneak PeekThis podcast provides a sneak peek into Professor Leanne Aitken's upcoming webinar "The role of process evaluation in clinical trials" on October 26th 2021.   For more information: https://healthsciences.unimelb.edu.au/departments/nursing/news-and-events/celebrating-25-years-of-the-nursing-department-at-the-university-of-melbourne 2021-09-2605 minThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastSocial Atom2021-08-0801 minThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastPeter Hudson and Panel - Voluntary Assisted Dying Panel Sneak PeekIn this podcast celebrating 25 Years of Nursing at Melbourne, Professor Peter Hudson gives us a sneak peek at the upcoming Expert Panel; "What are the implications of voluntary assisted dying for nursing practice?" To find out more about Professor Peter Hudson's Panel Discussion on the nursing implications for voluntary assisted dying, CLICK HERE Seminar Details:  "What are the implications of voluntary assisted dying for nursing practice?" August 12th 2021 1800hrs Register A Place Now (CLICK HERE) Note, this Panel Webinar is fully online, consistent with public health evidence and recommendations. 2021-07-2806 minThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastTalking Heads - Prof Judy Parker (P1) - 25Yrs of Nursing@UniMelbThis podcast continues our celebration of 25 Years of Nursing at Melbourne by launching our new series "Talking Heads". "Talking Heads" features each Head of Nursing at the University of Melbourne in the last quarter-century. Each Head of Nursing talks about their innovations, leadership, challenges and goals during their time at the University of Melbourne. They also share stories and insights from their nursing careers and provide sage advice to nurses, new graduates, and those considering nursing as a career. This episode is part-1 of two podcasts with the inaugural Head of Nursing, Professor Judith Parker...2021-07-0200 minThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastQ&A on Social Inequalities with Professor Sanchia Aranda 2021In this podcast, Professor Sanchia Aranda, answers questions from her 2021 Marian Barrett lecture which due to time, couldn't be answered on the night. This podcast is part of the 25 years of Nursing at Melbourne Seminar series and celebrations. If you missed the Marian Barrett address, you can watch it here: #25NursingUoM homepage   2021-05-2512 minThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastSanchia Aranda ”Can nurses reduce the health impacts of inequity? Leading from the frontline?” Sneak PeekIn this podcast celebrating 25 Year of Nursing at Melbourne Sanchia Aranda gives us a sneak peek at her Marian Barrett lecture, "Can nurses reduce the health impacts of inequity? Leading from the frontline" To find out more, or book a ticket for Sancia Aranda's Marian Barrett Lecture, follow this link: https://healthsciences.unimelb.edu.au/departments/nursing/news-and-events/2021-marian-barrett-lecture-can-nurses-reduce-the-health-impacts-of-inequity-leading-from-the-frontline 2021-04-2703 minThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastDenise Harrison ”25 Years of Working Together with Families to Reduce Babies’ Pain” Sneak PeekIn this three-minute podcast, Professor Denise Harrison shares the focus of her upcoming seminar "25 Years of Working Together with Families to Reduce Babies' Pain". This is the first in the 2021 series, "25 years of nursing at the University of Melbourne seminar series".   Seminar Details: 18 March: 25 Years later: Working together with families to reduce babies’ pain hosted by Prof Denise Harrison Neonatal Pain (With a series introduction by the first head of the Department of Nursing and our Head Professor Marie Gerdtz) 2021-02-2203 minThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastWhat's A WINK? An introduction to different WINKs 2019In this brief podcast, you will hear a few WINKs that will help you think about what you now know, that you would like to share with future MDHS students. You will be enriching the curriculum and enhancing student wellbeing. Contact Professional Plus+ to organise a timeslot to contribute your WINK:0415562261.   Professional Plus+ is a University of Melbourne Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences interprofessional education initiative to improve student wellbeing and teach professionalism.  You are welcome to contact the team from Professional Plus+ Bronwyn Tarrant (Nursing) - bronwyn.tarrant@unimelb.edu...2019-10-1404 minThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastVoxPop on Behaviour Therapy Interventions in MHN Practice2019-07-0507 minThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastHumanistic theory of personality2019-01-1701 minThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastBehaviourist theory of personality2019-01-1701 minThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastCognitive theory of personality2019-01-1701 minThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastPsychoanalytic theory of personality2019-01-1702 minThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastType theory of personality2019-01-1701 minThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastTrait theory of personality2019-01-1702 minThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastThe unimelbnurse‘s PodcastMajor changes in mental health service delivery and policy.mp32018-11-3006 min