Upcoming Events
The "Experiencing Research" presentations commenced in March and will continue through until November 2023. The aim of the experiencing research initiative is to facilitate increased awareness of current research, and provide an avenue for neonatal nurses to contribute to neonatal research and clinical practice change.
Thursday 26 October 2023
Time: 7 - 8 pm
Title: Safe Passage: A Tripartite Progressive Agency Theory
Summary: A mixed method Constructivist grounded theory study was commenced in 2020 to explain Australian neonatal nurses’
professional quality of life. The study had three distinct but interrelated components: 1) a literature review, 2) a descriptive,
cross-sectional survey, and 3) focus groups and interviews. Meta-inferences relating to personal and professional agency use to attain
collective healthcare and wellness goals within a female-dominated workforce informed a middle-range theory. The Tripartite Progressive
Agency Theory
specifies the alterations in consciousness, voice, and action required to enable knowledge, skill, and acculturation flow between nurses and
parents to overcome constraints and optimise personal and collective healthcare and wellness goals.
Presenter: Trish Lowe. Trish is a registered nurse, midwife, and child and family health nurse, with almost four
decades of experience working as a clinician and nurse educator. Trish was employed as a Clinical Nurse Specialist, in the Royal Hospital
for Women’s Newborn Care Centre, before transitioning in 2013 to the Australian College of Nursing where she is now employed as Nurse
Educator responsible for coordinating the Graduate Certificates in Child and Family Health and Neonatal care. Trish began doctoral studies
at the University of Technology Sydney in 2020. Her research aims to explain the factors influencing neonatal nurses’ professional quality
of life.
Cost: Free for members. $22 for non-members.
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email eso@acnn.org.au.
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Research Seminar Series "Experiencing Research" Presentations
The aim of this initiative is to facilitate increased awareness of current research, and provide an avenue for neonatal nurses to contribute to neonatal research and clinical practice change. Come along to our regular Research SIG meeting and spend the first 30 mins listening to the experience of researchers. Meet and speak with our inspiring presenters! You will hear from researchers with outstanding track records, and as well from novice researchers just starting their careers. Explore and learn more that you ever thought possible! Presentations occur via Zoom.
Accessing Recorded Virtual presentations
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- Select Educational Presentations
Updated 26 September 2023
