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Journal of Clinical Nursing|August 30, 2016
Registered nurses' reflections on bioscience courses during the undergraduate nursing programme: an exploratory studyJudy A Craft, Peter B Hudson, Mark B Plenderleith, et al.Shock (Augusta, Ga.)|February 19, 2005
Thermoregulatory set point decreases after hemorrhage in ratsJustin W Brown, Marvin E Whitehurst, Christopher J Gordon, et al.Nurse Education Today|November 16, 2017
Factors associated with final year nursing students' desire to work in the primary health care setting: Findings from a national cross-sectional surveyJacqueline G Bloomfield, Christina Aggar, Tamsin H T Thomas, et al.Nurse Education in Practice|March 30, 2023
Registered nurses' attitudes towards e-learning and technology in healthcare: A cross-sectional surveyJacqueline G Bloomfield, Murray Fisher, Clare Davies, et al.Academic Forensic Pathology|June 27, 2019
Beyond the Forensic Pathology Investigation: Improving Warfighter SurvivabilityEdward L Mazuchowski, Christopher J Gordon, Louis N Finelli, et al.Neurotoxicology and Teratology|December 5, 2006
Cardiovascular effects of oral toluene exposure in the rat monitored by radiotelemetryChristopher J Gordon, Tracey E Samsam, Wendy M Oshiro, et al.Australian Journal of Primary Health|July 6, 2016
Practice manager expectations of new graduate registered nurses in Australian general practice: a national surveyChristina Aggar, Jacqueline G Bloomfield, Cynthia Stanton, et al.Journal of Clinical Nursing|September 13, 2022
How registered nurses are measuring respiratory rates in adult acute care health settings: An integrative reviewJennifer H Palmer, Steven James, Daniel Wadsworth, et al.Brain Research|April 5, 2005
The Pre-Optic Anterior Hypothalamus (POAH) partially mediates the hypothermic response to hemorrhage in ratsJustin W Brown, Marvin E Whitehurst, Christopher J Gordon, et al.Journal of the American Association for Laboratory Animal Science : JAALAS|March 20, 2017
A Device that Allows Rodents to Behaviorally Thermoregulate when Housed in VivariumsChristopher J Gordon, Earl T Puckett, Elizabeth S Repasky, et al.Pageof 17