Dr Judith Anderson
RN, PhD, MHSM, MHSci (NursEd), BN
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PositionActing Associate Head of School. Postgraduate Program Leader
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CampusBathurst
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LocationS14/013
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Phone/Fax02 6338 4640
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I have a 17 year history of working as a registered nurse in rural areas. The majority of this time was spent in multi-purpose services, where I worked in several roles both clinical and managerial. This work has led to my interest in aged care, emergency care and community development. I have recently completed my PhD in multi-purpose service development through Charles Sturt University.
Teaching Interests
- Rural Health
- Aged Care
- Research
- Chronic and Complex Care
- Emergency Care
- Primary Health Care
Research Interests
- Rural Nursing
- Barriers limiting university access for rural and remote students
- Aged care
- Emergency Care
- Grounded Theory
- Practice Nursing
- Primary Health Care
Research Projects
- 2011 Live Well Narrandera Project
- 2009 - 2010 The Living Curriculum: Bridging the gap between the espoused and the enacted curricula.
- 2008 - The Student Experience: A longitudinal evaluation of the Academic Preparation Workshop - a collaborative outreach pre-enrolment enabling program to support rural and remote Enrolled Nurse's access to and participation in the CSU Bachelor of Nursing by distance education.
- 2005 - 2010 Thesis Topic Developing a Collaborative Rural Health Service Identity: A Grounded Theory Study of the Development of Multi-purpose Services in Rural New South Wales
Professional Activities
Professional Memberships
- Member – Clinical Management Committee, St Catherine’s Aged Care Facility, Bathurst
- Member – Management Advisory Committee, Seymour Centre, Bathurst
- Fellow Australian College of Nursing
- Member NSW Nurses Association
- Member National Tertiary Education Union
Career Highlights
- Awarded the 2009 Joan Hardy Scholarship
Publications
Conference Papers
- Anderson, J., Grootjans, J., & Bonner, A. (2009, 17-20 May). The impact of rhetoric and reality on community anticipation of risk in the development of multi-purpose services (MPS): A grounded theory study. Paper presented at the 10th National Rural Health Conference, Cairns, Qld.
