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Dr Leonie Mosel Williams
Registered Nurse, DipAppSci SCAE, BNEd FlUni, MDE S.Aust, PhD C.Qld
Position: Senior Lecturer, Nursing and Program Convener, Bachelor of Nursing Science (Graduate Entry)
Office: T2.28
Tel: +61 7 5459 4549
Fax: +61 7 5459 4767
Email: LWillia2@usc.edu.au
Teaching areas
- NUR341: Caring for the older client
- NUR332: Transcultural Health Practices
Research areas
- transcultural issues
- nursing education
- professional nursing issues
Profile
Leonie has been involved in nursing education, teaching, researching, publishing and accreditation for a number of years. She is interested in the use of technology in teaching nursing as well as supporting students from international and non-English speaking backgrounds in the nursing program. She is a Member of the Royal College of Nursing (Australia), Sigma Theta Tau International Honour Society of Nursing (Gamma Lambda Chapter) and Council for the Ageing Australia.
Publications
Many of Dr Leonie Mosel Williams' publications are available from the Coast Research Database.
Research grants
- NEXSTEP: An exploration of the needs of nurse educators working in a range of Australian contexts.
Investigators: Prof M McAllister (Project Leader) Dr L Mosel Williams, T Gamble, K Malko-Nyhan, C Jones.
Funding Body: OLTGP $6000
Years: 2010 (Completed)
The aims of this study were to explore the needs of nurse educators in a variety of Australian contexts, to produce an in-depth understanding of their experiences of work, educational and support needs and to suggest solutions to identified barriers.
International immersion as a volunteer: A new approach to Service Learning.
Investigator: Dr L Mosel Williams
Funding Body: USC OLTGP $4,500
Years: 2010–2011
This project explores and evaluates a volunteer experience with nursing students as a viable and quality service learning experience. This project involved a three-week volunteer experience in Tanzania supported by a faculty staff member..
Second Degree Students in Nursing programs: A pilot Study USC Seed Grant $500.
Investigator: Dr L Mosel Williams
Funding Body: USC OLTGP $500
Years: 2009–10
The Scope of Nursing Practice Decision Making Framework: A picture of practice.
Investigator: Dr L Mosel Williams (Project Leader), A/Prof M Barnes, M Hingst
Funding Body: QNC $39,000
Years: 2006–2009
This study evaluated the implementation of Queensland’s Framework in daily practice by nurses and midwives across practice contexts.
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