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Research opportunities for nurses, midwives and nurse practitioners working in primary health care.
Ongoing
This study aims to explore the current role and experiences of Practice nurses in promoting oral health among women approaching or in menopause. Participation will involve a 20–30-minute interview. The interview will be conducted at a convenient time for you using either phone, online platforms like Zoom, or face-to-face. The valuable information you provide will assist in the development of strategies to support future resources and training programs around oral health care and menopause. Participation is voluntary and the information you provide will be strictly confidential.
Register your interest in taking part
For further information contact Namitha Thomas (Chief investigator and PhD student) Tel: 02 8738 9367 or email: 20628260@student.westernsydney.edu.au
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Participants in the study must be 18 years of age or over, English-speaking, and a practicing health professional in Australia (e.g., psychologist, counsellor, social worker, psychiatrist, general practitioner, nurse, occupational therapist, etc.).
Potential participants will be invited to fill out a questionnaire. With their consent, the questionnaire will ask about their demographic information, their professional experience and expertise, as well as their own experience navigating extreme weather events.
Taking part in the study is completely voluntary, and participants can stop taking part in the study at any time without explanation or prejudice by closing the browser. No identifying information is collected in this study. Please note, however, that due to the anonymous nature of the survey, if participants choose to withdraw after survey submission, we will be unable to identify and delete their data.