This article develops and illustrates a gendered theorization of narcissism as it relates to the self-identity of leaders in organizations. While the value of existing theories of leadership and narcissism are acknowledged, ...

Mental health nursing in remote Australian Aboriginal communities provides opportunities and challenges unique from other experiences of nursing. The purpose of this article was to explore how mental health nurses experience ...

The paradigm of "access, anytime, anywhere" has been critiqued within the mobile HCI literature as a broad assumption that simplifies understandings of actual work practice, and as an example of rhetoric that allows ...

This paper reports on a small qualitative study conducted with 30 volunteers from an Area Health Service in the northern suburbs of Sydney. The study was designed to ascertain the ways in which the motivation of hospital ...

As a practitioner involved in the planning and development of educational activities in the field of public health, I have worked within many pedagogical traditions and program parameters. Through this work, I have ...

Historically, rural General Practitioners (GPs) in Australia tended to be male, Anglo, middle-class and in nuclear family structures, whereas the contemporary workforce demographic is increasingly female and of diverse ...

Through a close textual analysis of relevant sections of Donna Haraway¿s 1985 paper, `A Cyborg Manifesto¿, and with specific reference to her closing remark in that article, I explore the compatibility of Haraway¿s work ...