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Diane Phillips

Deakin University

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Nursing Inquiry | 2002

From personal reflection to social positioning: the development of a transformational model of professional education in midwifery.

Diane Phillips; Rod Fawns; Barbara Hayes

Nurse Education Today | 2013

The Virtual Maternity Clinic: A teaching and learning innovation for midwifery education

Diane Phillips; Maxine Duke; Cate Nagle; Susie Macfarlane; Gery Karantzas; Denise Patterson

The British Journal of Midwifery | 2008

Reflective practice in postgraduate midwifery education

Diane Phillips; Jane Morrow

Collegian | 2008

Securing the oral tradition: Reflective positioning and professional conversations in midwifery education

Diane Phillips; Barbara Hayes

Women and Birth | 2007

Peripartum urinary incontinence: A study of midwives’ knowledge and practices

Yvonne C. Butterfield; Beverly O`Connell; Diane Phillips

Australian Journal of Adult Learning | 2006

Moving towards a model of professional identity formation in midwifery through conversations and positioning theory

Diane Phillips; Barbara Hayes

Collegian | 2013

Teaching and learning innovations for postgraduate education in nursing.

Diane Phillips; Helen Forbes; Maxine Duke

The British Journal of Midwifery | 2007

Teaching and learning: flexible modes and technology applications

Jane Morrow; Diane Phillips; Elizabeth Bethune

DesTech 2017 : Proceedings of the International Conference of Design and Technology | 2017

Application of Emotional Design to the Form Redesign of a Midwifery Training Aid

Jianqiu Mao; Ben Horan; Helen Forbes; Stephen Smilevski; Tracey Bucknall; Cate Nagle; Diane Phillips; Ian Gibson

SESAM 2016 : Proceedings of the 22nd Society in Europe for SImulation Applied to Medicine Annual Meeting | 2016

Investigating the feasibility and reliability of a task trainer incorporating haptics and virtual reality (VR) to enhance midwifery student learning.

Helen Forbes; Tracey Bucknall; Ben Horan; Diane Phillips; Catherine Nagle

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Cate Nagle

Deakin University

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Maxine Duke

Deakin University

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Denise Patterson

Box Hill Hospital

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Susie Macfarlane

Deakin University

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Barbara Hayes

James Cook University

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Helen Forbes

Deakin University

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Jane Morrow

Australian Catholic University

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Ben Horan

Deakin University

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Tracey Bucknall

Deakin University

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Beverly O`Connell

Deakin University

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