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John Hurley

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Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2017-2023
Publications (10 Years): 20

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International journal of mental health nursing

Journal of psychiatric and mental health nursing

The Australian journal of rural health

Health & social care in the community

Southern Cross University

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Affiliation History

Southern Cross University

Australia

Professor of mental health :: School of Health & Human Sciences

Publications

Richard Lakeman, Brenda Happell, John Hurley, Dan Sullivan
The Impact of an Online Post-Graduate Interdisciplinary Mental Health Programme on Graduates' Confidence and Practice. Issues in mental health nursing (2023)
Richard Lakeman, Kim N Foster, Brenda Happell, Michael J Hazelton, Lorna J Moxham, John Hurley
Informing the development of a fit-for-purpose mental health nursing curriculum: A survey of mental health nurse academics in Australia. International journal of mental health nursing (2023)
Allyson Wilson, John Hurley, Marie Hutchinson, Richard Lakeman
Trauma-informed care in acute mental health units through the lifeworld of mental health nurses: A phenomenological study. International journal of mental health nursing (2023)
John Hurley, Richard Lakeman, Paul Linsley, Mike Ramsay, Stephen Mckenna-Lawson
Utilizing the mental health nursing workforce: A scoping review of mental health nursing clinical roles and identities. International journal of mental health nursing 31 (4) (2022)
Mark Henderson, Mark Hughes, John Hurley, Gregory Smith
Voluntary male mentors' lived experience of social engagement with men in their community. Health & social care in the community (2022)
John Hurley, Kim N Foster, Kat Campbell, Vrinda Edan, Michael Hazelton, Hamilton Kennedy, Cath Roper, Richard Lakeman
Mental health nursing capability development: Perspectives of consumers and supporters. International journal of mental health nursing (2022)
Richard Lakeman, John Hurley, Katrina Campbell, Claudia Hererra, Andrew Leggett, Richard Tranter, Peter King
High fidelity dialectical behaviour therapy online: Learning from experienced practitioners. International journal of mental health nursing 31 (6) (2022)
Richard Lakeman, Kim N Foster, Michael J Hazelton, Cath Roper, John Hurley
Helpful encounters with mental health nurses in Australia: A survey of service users and their supporters. Journal of psychiatric and mental health nursing (2022)
Richard Lakeman, Peter King, John Hurley, Richard Tranter, Andrew Leggett, Katrina Campbell, Claudia Hererra
Towards online delivery of Dialectical Behaviour Therapy: A scoping review. International journal of mental health nursing 31 (4) (2022)
Allyson Wilson, John Hurley, Marie Hutchinson, Richard Lakeman
"Can mental health nurses working in acute mental health units really be trauma-informed?" An integrative review of the literature. Journal of psychiatric and mental health nursing 28 (5) (2021)
John Hurley, Richard Lakeman
Making the case for clinical mental health nurses to break their silence on the healing they create: A critical discussion. International journal of mental health nursing 30 (2) (2021)
Marie Hutchinson, John Hurley
The impact of caregiving on the health status of regional carers in Australia: Findings from a mixed-method study. The Australian journal of rural health 28 (4) (2020)
John Hurley, Madeleine Lawler, Angeline Bray, Nagina Oeding-Erdel
Achieving therapeutic gains for regional youth with emergent mental health issues through parental family system-based groups: Findings from a qualitative study. The Australian journal of rural health 28 (2) (2020)
John Hurley, Richard Lakeman, Andrew Cashin, Tom Ryan, Eimear Muir-Cochrane
Mental Health Nurses are not quite 'all in this together': The struggle for equitable access to the Medicare Benefit Scheme. International journal of mental health nursing 29 (4) (2020)
John Hurley, Richard Lakeman, Andrew Cashin, Tom Ryan
The remarkable (Disappearing Act of the) mental health nurse psychotherapist. International journal of mental health nursing 29 (4) (2020)
Richard Lakeman, John Hurley
What mental health nurses have to say about themselves: A discourse analysis. International journal of mental health nursing 30 (1) (2020)
John Hurley, Richard Lakeman, Andrew Cashin, Tom Ryan
Mental health nurse psychotherapists are well situated to improve service shortfalls in Australia: findings from a qualitative study. Australasian psychiatry : bulletin of Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists 28 (4) (2020)
John Hurley, Marie Hutchinson, Desiree Kozlowski, Martin Gadd, Stephen van Vorst
Emotional intelligence as a mechanism to build resilience and non-technical skills in undergraduate nurses undertaking clinical placement. International journal of mental health nursing 29 (1) (2019)
Leeann Whitehair, John Hurley, Steve Provost
Envisioning successful teamwork: An exploratory qualitative study of team processes used by nursing teams in a paediatric hospital unit. Journal of clinical nursing 27 (23-24) (2018)
Graeme Browne, John Hurley
Mental Health Nurses as therapists in a rehabilitation setting: A phenomenological study. International journal of mental health nursing 27 (3) (2017)

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