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Conceptualising the Foundation of an Effective Clinical Supervision Cycle in Mental Health Nursing (Thesis, Master of Health Sciences, 2011)Clinical supervision is an activity that is interpreted widely in terms of its definition, purpose and its practical application to the practice of mental health nursing. Despite methodological limitations in research, in ... -
(Thesis, Doctor of Philosophy, 2007)Background: Serotonin (5-HT) function has been seldom investigated comprehensively in Parkinson’s disease (PD) and in healthy older persons. The response of these groups to such manipulation may differ from that of younger ... -
(Thesis, Master of Health Sciences, 2011)Process mapping is used across the Canterbury District Health Board (CDHB) to record a variety of processes. Process mapping refers to the systematic approach of documenting the steps, activities and time required to ... -
(Thesis, Doctor of Philosophy, 2011)Background: Axis I and II disorders are not independent. Understanding the relationship between these groups of disorders requires further exploration. This thesis will explore whether personality disorders, assessed by ... -
(Thesis, Doctor of Philosophy, 2013)This qualitative study examined the barriers and facilitators that influenced access to and engagement with primary healthcare amongst a purposively selected Maori sub-sample from the Christchurch, New Zealand, cohort of ...
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(Thesis, Master of Health Sciences, 2010)Little is known about the opinions and practices of the New Zealand addiction workforce in addressing coexisting problems with individuals accessing alcohol and other drug (AOD) treatment, despite coexisting problems being ...
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