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Research Online
Many of our publications are available on the University's Research Online system, an open access digital archive promoting the scholarly output of the University of Wollongong.
Annual reports
Our annual reports are available for all years from 1998 to 2019. These reports provide a comprehensive overview of the activities and achievements of AHSRI and its centres throughout the year.
Evaluation of the Trusted Advocates Farmers’ and Fishers’ Trials: Final Report
This final report presents the findings of an independent evaluation of a model of mental health promotion delivered by volunteers in rural and regional communities, and includes recommendations to guide future implementation efforts.
Implementation of a pilot SMS-based crisis support service in Australia
Australia's first SMS crisis support service was launched by Lifeline Australia in July 2018. The pilot program was independently evaluated, and in this article the experiences of key staff are examined.
Practice readiness of new graduate nurses and factors influencing practice readiness: A scoping review of reviews
This article identifies what is known about the practice readiness of new graduate nurses upon commencement of employment and how this changes over their first year, exploring factors which influence practice readiness.
The Australian National Aged Care Classification (AN‐ACC ): a new casemix classification for residential aged care
Published in the Medical Journal of Australia, the AN‐ACC was developed to underpin a new funding model for residential aged care in Australia, and is sufficiently robust for estimating funding and staffing requirements.
Educating the Nurse of the Future: literature reviews
A series of literature reviews informed the independent examination of the educational preparation of nurses to meet professional registration requirements, 'Educating the Nurse of the Future'.
Analysis of staffing levels across different countries
Research for the Royal Commission into Aged Care by AHSRI has found more than half of all Australian aged care residents are in homes with staffing levels that would be rated one or two stars in the United States’ five star rating system.