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1. 'Ward for the day': A case study of extended immersive ward-based simulation. (July 2020)

Authors:: Davies, Hugh; Schultz, Rebecca; Sundin, Deb; Jacob, Elisabeth
Journal:: Nurse education today
Issue:: Volume 90(2020)
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2. Extended immersive simulation to develop nontechnical skills: Content analysis of students' views. Issue 3 (June 2022)

Authors:: Jacob, Elisabeth R; Sundin, Deb; Robertson, Sue; Davies, Hugh
Journal:: Collegian
Issue:: Volume 29:Issue 3(2022)
Page Start:: 350
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3. Impact of pre-registration extended immersive ward-based simulation on student learning in preparation for clinical placement. (December 2022)

Authors:: Davies, Hugh; Robertson, Sue; Sundin, Deb; Jacob, Elisabeth
Journal:: Nurse education today
Issue:: Volume 119(2022)
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4. Never ending stories: visual diarizing to recreate autobiographical memory of intensive care unit survivors. Issue 1 (8th October 2014)

Authors:: Ewens, Beverley A; Hendricks, Joyce M; Sundin, Deb
Journal:: Nursing in critical care
Issue:: Volume 22:Issue 1(2017:Jan./Feb.)
Page Start:: 8
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5. The challenge of ICU survivorship; a novel approach to recovery. (2020)

Authors:: Ewens, Beverley; Whitehead, Lisa; Sundin, Deb; Hendricks, Joyce; Towell-Barnard, Mandy; Seaman, Karla
Journal:: Australian critical care
Issue:: Volume 33(2020)Supplement 1
Page Start:: S24
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6. The use, prevalence and potential benefits of a diary as a therapeutic intervention/tool to aid recovery following critical illness in intensive care: a literature review. Issue 9 (8th December 2014)

Authors:: Ewens, Beverley A; Hendricks, Joyce M; Sundin, Deb
Journal:: Journal of clinical nursing
Issue:: Volume 24:Issue 9/10(2015)
Page Start:: 1406
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