Doctor Michel Edenborough
LECTURER IN SOCIAL WORK AND COMMUNITY WELFARE,
Social Work and Community Welfare Studies(SoSSP)
Personal
Qualifications
- PhD University of Western Sydney
- BA University of Western Sydney
- BSocSc University of Western Sydney
UWS Organisational Unit (School / Division)
- Social Work and Community Welfare Studies(SoSSP)
Contact
| Email: | m.edenborough@uws.edu.au |
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Biography
Dr Michel Edenborough has a Bachelor of Arts (Humanities) degree with distinction, and Social Science (Hons) first class. Michel’s PhD was conferred in 2008, a mixed methods study titled Prevalence, experience and nature of child-to-mother violence in a high-risk geographical area. She is an early career researcher with a strong grounding in diverse research methodologies in both quantitative and qualitative paradigms. Michel is currently working for the School of Social Sciences and Psychology at the University of Western Sydney as a Lecturer, teaching in Social Work and Community Welfare. Formerly she was the Project Manager, Aged Care and Palliation (ACAP) Research Stream managing a multi-site aged care and palliation intervention study titled Avoiding "high tech" through "high touch" in end-stage dementia: Protocol for care at the end of life, a grant funded by the Local Palliative Care Grants Program, Department of Health and Ageing. In addition, she worked for the Family and Community Health (FaCH) Research Group at the University of Western Sydney as a Senior Research Officer. Michel is experienced in supporting research colleagues and Higher Degree Research and Honours candidates and mentoring research interns, as well as planning, coordinating and facilitating research activities. Her fields of interests include support for vulnerable families, family and community health, as well as issues in parenting, family violence, aged care and palliation.
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Interests
- Support for vulnerable families, family and community health, issues in parenting, family violence, aged care and palliation.
Publications
Journal Articles
- Edenborough, M., Wilkes, L., Jackson, D. and Mannix, J. (2011), 'Development and validation of the Child-to-Mother Violence Scale.', Nurse researcher, 14.
- Jackson, D., Peters, K., Hutchinson, M., Edenborough, M., Luck, L. and Wilkes, L. (2011), 'Exploring confidentiality in the context of nurse whistle blowing: Issues for nurse managers', Journal of Nursing Management, 9.
- Jackson, D., Peters, K., Andrew, S., Edenborough, M., Halcomb, E., Luck, L., Salamonson, Y. and Wilkes, L. (2010), 'Understanding whistleblowing: Qualitative insights from nurse whistleblowers', Journal of Advanced Nursing, 8.
- Jackson, D., Peters, K., Andrew, S., Edenborough, M., Halcomb, E., Luck, L., Salamonson, Y., Weaver, R. and Wilkes, L. (2010), 'Trial and retribution: A qualitative study of whistleblowing and workplace relationships in nursing', Advances in Contemporary Nursing, 11.
- Edenborough, M., Edenborough, M., Jackson, D., Mannix, J. and Wilkes, L. (2008), 'Living in the red zone: The experience of child-to-mother violence', Child & Family Social Work, 10.
- Jackson, D., Firtko, A., Edenborough, M. and Edenborough, M. (2007), 'Personal resilience as a strategy for surviving and thriving in the face of workplace adversity: A literature review', Journal of Advanced Nursing, 9.
