Photo of Ms Meg Yen Ms Meg Yen

MHM (UNE); MHSc. (Education) (USyd); BHSc. (Nurs) (CSU).

My career in health care over the past 31 years began with a hospital based nursing training course at the Prince Henry Hospital in Sydney, which I later upgraded to Bachelor of Health Science (Nursing). Following this, I worked in acute care in Australia and completed further studies in renal dialysis in the UK where I worked for three years. On return to Australia I worked in Community Health in clinical and management positions before moving into aged care, where my interests and experience in management were consolidated through completion of the Master of Health Management.

I have been working as a casual academic for CSU since 1997 and joined the health service management team as a full time staff member in 2006.I have recently completed the Master in Health Science (Education) through the University of Sydney and am looking forward to commencing the Doctor of Education in 2010.

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Teaching

Current subjects taught
  • HSM161 Health Service Organisations
  • HSM404 Management of Health and Aged Care Services
  • HSM402 Human Resource Management (Health Services)
  • HSM405 Regulating Health and Aged Care Services
  • HSM512 Evaluating Health and Aged Care Services

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Current Research

Areas of interest
  • The influence of curriculum design on management practice
  • Transfer of learning in management education
  • Problem based learning in the online environment
  • Education roles within management practice
  • Self regulated learning in distance education
Grants
  • Yen, M. & Ritchie, D. 2008 CSU-Bathurst Foundation Grant - "From theory to practice: health services managers' perceptions of the impact of formal learning on their practice" (Value $6000)

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Publications

  • Yen, M. Working in organisations. In C. Grbich & P. O'Meara (Eds.), Paramedics in Australia: Contemporary challenges of practice, Sydney: Pearson

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