DoctorKate Reid

Double-Duty Caregiving: An exploration of the lived experiences of Registered Nurses providing short-term, informal care for family/whanau following hospital admission for acute illness, injury, or surgical procedure in New Zealand.

What are the perceptions and beliefs of the New Zealand general public regarding the initiation of cardiopulmonary resuscitation or using an automated external defibrillator in public on females?

Exploring Relational Autonomy in the context of Muslim migrants envisioning their End-of-Life phase in New Zealand

It takes a community to raise a child, does it take a community to support someone to die, and what does that community look like?

Grave Matters: Exploring Death Literacy and Preparedness Among 20- to 35-Year-Olds in New Zealand

The lived experiences of nurse lecturers working in New Zealand

Independant Study

Centring Trans Experiences in Counselling: Understanding trans peoples’ experiences of receiving counselling support from trans-identified counsellors.

Special Topic: Independent Study

Finding Māia: A Reflective Focus on Animal-Assisted Therapy in Solution-Focused Counselling Sessions with Adolescents."

Factors that influence adolescent parents’ decision-making, relating to infant sleep practices.

What is the experience palliative care social workers have of interprofessional practice and how does this influence their professional identity?

AN ETHICAL ANALYSIS OF CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTION TO PHYSICIAN-ASSISTED SUICIDE

Assisted dying in Aotearoa New Zealand

Socio-cultural influences that impact on the ability for older people living on their own to live and die in their preferred place

Spiritual care in the hospital space: an exploratory analysis of spirituality among religious and non-religious patients, their relatives and health providers.

The experience of young women in New Zealand with a diagnosis of endometriosis

A feasibility study to investigate individualised prescription for cancer patients

Adolescent coping: Why some successfully cope with daily stressors and others struggle.

Information needs of young people with relatives living with cancer

Strengths of Family Carers: Looking After a Terminally Ill Adult Under 65 years of Age

Experiences of professional identity development for counselling students: a qualitative descriptive study

The effectiveness of Healing Touch bio-field therapy, on the Health Related Quality of Life (HRQOL) in patients hospitalised with leukaemia.

Can diary use in terminally ill patients improve nursing management and patient symptom management in a negotiated partnership?

How the Registered Nurse provides Culturally Competent Palliative Care to the Neonate