Research
Research is the scientific foundation for clinical practice. The School of Nursing, Midwifery and Indigenous Health is committed to contributing to, and engaging with research which results in new and emerging nursing practice and aligns with the CSU Research Narrative. For students considering studying their research degree at CSU the following information may assist you in finding the appropriate researcher for your topic and chosen methodology.
Research projects
Specialist Parkinson's Nurses: Evidence to support advocacy for rural and regional NSW
Commencing 2017
Project funding body Parkinson's NSW
Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Nursing and Midwifery workforce mentoring program in a rural NSW Local Health District 2019
Commencing 2019
Project funding body CSU Faculty of Science
Translational Research Project - MumMoodBooster Research 2019
Commencing 2018
Project funding body NSW Health Transitional Grant
Older People Teaching and Educating Aged Care and Health (OPTEACH)
Commencing 2017
Project funding body NSW Family and Community Services, Liveable Communities Grant
Exploring non-traditional, quality clinical placements in an aged care facility in Western NSW
Commencing 2016
Project funding body Heti grant
Entitled, Social and Community Links: a driver of healthy and active ageing
Commencing 2015-2017
Project funding body Carewest
Preparing Students for Evidence-Based Practice: What's happening?
Commencing 2017
Project funding body Charles Sturt University Faculty of Science Seed grant
International Survey of Nurse Managers' Views on Compassion in Nursing
Commencing 2017
Project funding body Middlesex Univeristy United Kingdom
Reablement: Development and evaluation of an education intervention for Family Based Care in the North West of Tasmania
Commencing 2017
Project funding body Family Based Care North West Tasmania Incorporated
Connection, engagement and transformation: A partnership approach to improving the individual first-year student experience within a diverse population
Commencing 2017
Project funding body University of Tasmania First Year Experience Committee
Gaming - a strategy to engage nursing students in learning ageing (GSELA)
Commencing 2016
Project funding body Learning and teaching grant