Digital Health Interventions for Smoking Cessation
Introduction Tobacco use remains the leading preventable cause of death and disease in Australia, and reducing smoking prevalence continues to be a central objective…
View full sampleTalent Management and Employee Retention
Introduction Australia's labour market has tightened markedly over the past decade, and competition for skilled staff has intensified across most industries. Jobs and Skills…
View full sampleGreen Consumer Behaviour and Purchase Intention
Introduction Australian consumers express strong environmental concern yet buy sustainable products far less often than their stated attitudes would predict. The Australian Bureau of…
View full sampleTrauma-Informed Care in Human Services
Introduction Trauma-informed care (TIC) has become a prominent organising framework across the Australian human services sector, reshaping how child protection, homelessness, mental health and…
View full sampleEmotional Intelligence and Leadership Effectiveness
Introduction Since Salovey and Mayer (1990) first defined emotional intelligence (EI) as the capacity to perceive, use, understand and regulate emotion, the construct has…
View full sampleCorporate Governance and Earnings Management
Introduction Corporate governance and earnings management sit at the centre of enduring debates about the credibility of financial reporting. Earnings management describes the use…
View full samplePhysical Activity Interventions for Type 2 Diabetes
Introduction Type 2 diabetes mellitus is one of the fastest growing chronic conditions in Australia. Almost 1.3 million Australians were living with diagnosed diabetes…
View full sampleBlockchain Applications in Healthcare
Introduction Blockchain, a form of distributed ledger technology, records transactions across a network of nodes so that each entry is time-stamped, cryptographically linked to…
View full sampleFlipped Classroom Approaches in Higher Education
Introduction The flipped classroom has become one of the most widely adopted instructional innovations in higher education over the past decade. In its basic…
View full sampleSustainable Supply Chain Management Practices
Introduction Supply chains, rather than the individual firm, are now widely accepted as the locus of most corporate environmental and social impact. The greenhouse…
View full sampleSocial Media Use and Adolescent Mental Health
Introduction Public and policy concern about the mental health of Australian adolescents has intensified over the past decade, and much of that concern has…
View full sampleArtificial Intelligence in Medical Diagnosis
Introduction Artificial intelligence (AI), and in particular the family of machine learning methods known as deep learning, has moved from experimental proof of concept…
View full sampleEmployee Engagement and Organisational Performance
Introduction Employee engagement has become one of the most heavily researched constructs in organisational behaviour, yet Australian workplaces enter the mid-2020s with engagement levels…
View full sampleMachine Learning Approaches to Network Intrusion Detection
Introduction Network intrusion detection systems (NIDS) monitor traffic for evidence of compromise and remain a foundational control in enterprise security architecture. The literature conventionally…
View full sampleTelehealth Uptake in Rural and Remote Australia
Introduction Telehealth moved from the margins of the Australian health system to its mainstream in the space of a single month. In March 2020…
View full sampleMindfulness-Based Interventions for Anxiety in Young Adults
Introduction Anxiety is the most common mental health problem confronting young Australians. In the National Study of Mental Health and Wellbeing, 38.8 per cent…
View full sampleRemote Work and Employee Productivity Since 2020
Introduction The abrupt relocation of white-collar work into private homes from March 2020 created the largest natural experiment in work organisation in a century.…
View full samplePhonics Instruction and Early Literacy Outcomes
Introduction Few debates in education have been as protracted as the reading wars, the contest between code-emphasis approaches built on phonics and meaning-emphasis approaches…
View full sampleFalls Prevention Interventions in Residential Aged Care
Introduction Falls are the leading cause of injury-related hospitalisation and injury death among Australians aged 65 and over, with almost 150,000 fall-related hospitalisations recorded…
View full sampleMental Health Problems Experience Recovery
Introduction This section focuses on conducting a detailed and comprehensive review of existing literature based on the role of woodland-based recovery programmes in improving…
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