Professor EmeritaMary Chiarella

Professor Emerita

Faculty of Medicine and Health

LEARNING & TEACHING SUMMARy

Primary supervisor, Anna-Lyse de Guio, "The interrelationship between primary health care models integrating family health and mental health and the competencies required for them", PhD in progress

Primary Supervisor, Siew Fun Liew, MPhil in progress

Primary Supervisor, Sybele Christopher, PhD in progress

Primary Supervisor, Scott Lamont, PhD in progress

Primary Supervisor, Jane Currie, PhD in progress

Primary Supervisor, Polly Grainger, PhD in progress

Primary Supervisor, Matthew Dutton, MN (Hons) in progress

Co-supervisor, Scott Lamont, MN (Hons), completed 2011

Primary Supervisor, Joanne Zhang, BN (Hons) completed 2011

Principal supervisor, Jann Foster, “The construction of the Nurse Practitioner role in New South Wales: An ethnographic study”, PhD completed 2010

Principal supervisor, Rachael Vernon “Legislation and policy drivers in competence requirements for registered nurses in New Zealand”, PhD completed 2013

Rachael received a Fulbright Senior Scholarship from the NZ Fulbright Chapter in 2010, the first nurse to receive the award in more than 35 years.

Co-supervisor, Greg Fairbrother “team based versus patient allocation systems in nursing: a comparative evaluation”, PhD completed in 2010

Co-supervisor, Suellen Allen, “The safety culture of maternity services in NSW", PhD completed 2009

Principal supervisor, Marcos Canda, "Home-based care for people living with HIV/AIDS in the City and Province of Maputo, Mozambique”, MN completed 2008

Principal supervisor, Mahalakshmi Ekambareshwar, “Evaluation of IIMS education and training and does web-based IIMS training support incident reporting”, MHS (Hons) completed 2009

Principal supervisor, Bernadette Eather, Failure to rescue: “The role of nurses in intervening for patients at risk in the acute ward setting”, DN completed 2009

Principal supervisor, Lisa Colley, “Why do Nurses write Poetry”, MA Completed 2007

Co-supervisor, Robyn Rosina, “Young people and chronic illness: A more responsive healthcare world”, DN Completed 2007

Panel supervisor, Janine Bothe, “An evolution of day surgery nursing: An action research process to improve principles of care for people having complex day surgery”, DN completed 2006

Principal supervisor, Beverley Mackay “An analysis of forces influencing innovative roles in Primary Health Care Nursing”, DN Completed 2006

Co-supervisor, Lois Hamlin, Setting the standard: “The role of the Australian College of Operating Room Nurses”, DN Completed 2006

Co-supervisor, Shelley Tranter, “From machine to patient: Shifting the focus of care within a hospital haemodialysis unit”, DN Completed 2006

Co-supervisor, Jenny Dempsey, “Fighting falls with actions research, a practice development project”, DN Completed 2006

Principal supervisor, Frances Hughes “Policy, politics and nursing: A case study of policy formation in New Zealand”, DN Completed 2005

In 2001, Frances was the first nurse to be awarded the Harkness Fellowship in Healthcare from the Commonwealth Fund in New York.