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International Journal of Mental Health Nursing|November 13, 2007
The experience of caring for a person with a mental illness: a grounded theory studyDianne WynadenInternational Journal of Mental Health Nursing|June 17, 2010
There is no health without mental health: are we educating Australian nurses to care for the health consumer of the 21st century?Dianne WynadenInternational Journal of Mental Health Nursing|September 27, 2005
Impact of patient confidentiality on carers of people who have a mental disorderDianne Wynaden, Angelica OrbThescientificworldjournal|February 20, 2014
The psychosocial experience of adolescents with haematological malignancies in Jordan: an interpretive phenomenological analysis studyOmar Al Omari, Dianne WynadenInternational Journal of Mental Health Nursing|November 23, 2023
Hidden and unacknowledged: The mental health and psychosocial interventions delivered by school nurses in Western AustraliaAnita Moyes, Shirley McGough, Dianne WynadenInternational Journal of Mental Health Nursing|July 21, 2018
Changing practice using recovery-focused care in acute mental health settings to reduce aggression: A qualitative studyEric Lim, Dianne Wynaden, Karen HeslopInternational Journal of Mental Health Nursing|February 7, 2017
Experience of providing cultural safety in mental health to Aboriginal patients: A grounded theory studyShirley McGough, Dianne Wynaden, Michael WrightInternational Emergency Nursing|April 4, 2009
Managing aggression in the emergency department: promoting an interdisciplinary approachYvonne Rintoul, Dianne Wynaden, Sunita McGowanInternational Journal of Nursing Studies|January 12, 2015
Australian perioperative nurses' experiences of assisting in multi-organ procurement surgery: a grounded theory studyZaneta Smith, Gavin Leslie, Dianne WynadenInternational Journal of Mental Health Nursing|October 21, 2020
Using Q-methodology to explore mental health nurses' knowledge and skills to use recovery-focused care to reduce aggression in acute mental health settingsEric Lim, Dianne Wynaden, Karen HeslopPageof 8