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Associate Professor Paul Race
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| Faculty: | Faculty of Arts, Nursing and Theology | |||
| Position: | Executive Dean | |||
| Location: | Sydney Campus | |||
| Phone: | (02) 9480 3629 | |||
| Extension: | #629 | |||
| Fax: | (02) 9473 8042 | |||
| Email: | paul.race@avondale.edu.au | |||
| Qualifications: | RN, RPN, BA (UNE), MHA (NSW), PhD Details: PhD Education & Work Macquarie University, NSW, 1999 MHA Health Administration University of NSW, 1993 BA Sociology & Education University of New England, 1990 Certificate Psychiatric Nursing Macquarie Hospital, 1984 Certificate General Nursing Lismore Base Hospital, 1981 | |
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| Research: | Research interests include student preparation for practice in differing speciality areas, career development and specialisation within nursing, and the effects of health and social policy, and organisational structures on nursing practice. | |
| About: | Paul is involved in teaching nursing at undergraduate and graduate levels. His current teaching is in the areas of sociology of health, politics and health, and research processes. Teaching and research activities are underpinned by professional experience in acute care, medical care and mental health in NSW and Queensland Hospitals. A desire to improve the health of individuals in the community has been pursued through involvement in smoking cessation and stress management programs. | |
| Select Publications: | Publications Mitchell, BG., Russo, P., Race, P. (2014). State of the art science: Clostridium difficile infection: nursing considerations, Accepted in Nursing Standard, April 2014. Smedley, A., Morey, P., & Race, P. (2010). Enhancing the knowledge, skills and attitudes of preceptors: An Australian perspective. Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing,41(10), 451-461. Race, P, A Smedley. (2008). Preceptorship: Making a difference in the clinical nursing workplace. Handbook: Leadership and Practice Development in Health: Quality Safety through Workplace Learning. Hobart TAS, 27-28 November 2008, 59. Conference Presentations Smedley, A, Gibbons, A, & Race, P. 21 February 2003, A reflection on the development and use of a Christian-oriented curriculum for nursing. National Institute of Christian Education Conference. (North Parramatta) Sydney, 21 February 2003 Poster Presentation: on Specialty Choices in Nursing to the Educational Research Interest Group, 1999 Paper Presentation: Personal and environmental factors affecting specialization in Nursing, NSW Nurses Research Interest Group, Sydney, NSW, 1996 | |
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