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American Journal of Infection Control|June 16, 2015
Hesitation and error: Does product placement in an emergency department influence hand hygiene performance?Jenny Stackelroth, Michael Sinnott, Ramon Z ShabanNurse Education Today|February 26, 2021
Practice expectations for Australian graduate emergency nursing programs: A Delphi studyTamsin Jones, Kate Curtis, Ramon Z ShabanInfection, Disease & Health|September 14, 2024
Credentialling in Australia for infection prevention and control: Philosophy, principles and practiceDeborough Macbeth, Catherine Viengkham, Ramon Z ShabanHome Healthcare Nurse|March 7, 2012
Hand hygiene practices of home visiting community nurses: perceptions, compliance, techniques, and contextual factors of practice using the World Health Organization's "five moments for hand hygiene"Ohood Felembam, Winsome St John, Ramon Z ShabanAustralasian Emergency Nursing Journal : AENJ|October 7, 2015
Practice standards for emergency nursing: An international reviewTamsin Jones, Ramon Z Shaban, Debra K CreedyAmerican Journal of Infection Control|September 17, 2013
"Recognizing rapport": health professionals' lived experience of caring for patients under transmission-based precautions in an Australian health care settingMary-Rose Godsell, Ramon Z Shaban, Jenny GambleInfection, Disease & Health|July 1, 2020
Characteristics of personal protective equipment training programs in Australia and New Zealand hospitals: A surveyRuth Barratt, Ramon Z Shaban, Gwendolyn L GilbertInfection, Disease & Health|January 15, 2020
Hand hygiene compliance monitoring: Do video-based technologies offer opportunities for the future?Katherine J Mckay, Ramon Z Shaban, Patricia FergusonInfection, Disease & Health|February 26, 2019
Clinician perceptions of respiratory infection risk; a rationale for research into mask use in routine practiceRuth Barratt, Ramon Z Shaban, Gwendoline L GilbertCollegian (Royal College of Nursing, Australia)|March 7, 2014
Cross-sectional survey of the health behaviour of southeast Queensland women with cancer-treatment induced menopause: implications for cancer and primary care nursesA L McCarthy, P Yates, R Z ShabanPageof 16