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Nursing Inquiry|October 25, 2022
Hermeneutic Constructivism: One ontology for authentic understandingBlake Peck, Jane MummeryNursing Inquiry|December 22, 2018
Engaging Gadamer and qualia for the mot juste of individualised careBlake Peck, Jane MummeryQualitative Health Research|January 5, 2018
Hermeneutic Constructivism: An Ontology for Qualitative ResearchBlake Peck, Jane MummeryThe International Journal on Drug Policy|November 12, 2024
'It's not just a matter of taking the drug. It's about changing the way you function in your society too': Narratives of power and resistance in the lived experiences of opioid agonist therapy consumers in regional Victoria, AustraliaTejaswini Patil, Jane MummeryNursing Ethics|January 9, 2014
Problematising autonomy and advocacy in nursingClare Cole, Sally Wellard, Jane MummeryScandinavian Journal of Caring Sciences|November 22, 2025
What's Said and Done: Nurse's Experiences of the Implementation of Patient Centred Care-An Australian Lived ExperienceClare Cole, Jane Mummery, Blake PeckNursing Inquiry|November 26, 2022
Professionalising care into compliance: The challenge for personalised care modelsClare Cole, Jane Mummery, Blake PeckNursing Ethics|May 27, 2022
Empowerment as an alternative to traditional patient advocacy rolesClare Cole, Jane Mummery, Blake PeckResearch in Social & Administrative Pharmacy : RSAP|October 2, 2020
"Before the training I just assumed they've done something bad": Reporting on professional training for pharmacy assistants and pharmacy dispensary technicians on medically assisted treatment of opioid dependenceTejaswini Patil, Jane Mummery, Mohammed Salman, et al.Drug and Alcohol Review|October 3, 2019
The lived experience of Australian opioid replacement therapy recipients in a community-based program in regional VictoriaTejaswini Patil Vishwanath, Penelope Cash, Robyn Cant, et al.Pageof 2