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– Date of Publishing: 2017
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Jean Ross
- Uniqueness of place as defined by it’s interactions
Jenny Aimers
- Place and space within community development in Aotearoa New Zealand: A theoretical discussion
Jean Ross
- Place’ is more than a physical location: A broader engagement of ‘Place’ to futher understand nursing practice
Stephanie Revell
- Walk and talk therapy: Potential client perceptions
James Sunderland
- A place of belonging: Reflections on being a member of the Taieri Blokes Shed
Alexa Andrew
- The role on a cafe on the premises of an aged care facility in facilitating meaningful occupation for residents and their friends and family
Josie Crawley
- Narrative exploration of the letterbox: A portal to learning about home
Anna Askerud
- Hospital at home: Optimising disease management of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
James Sunderland,
Dave Speden
- The virtual school gate: Storypark an online meeting place for families, teachers, and therapist
Laurie Mahoney
- When home is not a place of safety
Linda Robertson,
Beatrice Hale
- Biculturalism: A foot in both camps
Mary Butler,
Fenja Jones,
Susan E. Ryan
- Professional cultures: New Zealand occupational therapists experience of an international internship
Suzie Bartlett
- Mental health simulation model: A place for learning in a New Zealand context
Josie Crawley,
Jean Ross
- A place for simulation in primary health care nursing education: What does it look like?
Jean Ross
- Place-based rural primary health care nursing practice: A study set in rural Otago, New Zealand