Dominique Solia

Dominique Solia
  • PhD(Candidate) MEd(EdMgt) MTeach(P) GCertAutism BComm
  • PhD Student and Research Assistant at Bond University

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Current institution
Bond University
Current position
  • PhD Student and Research Assistant

Publications

Publications (5)
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Some parents experience concerns relating to their child’s development and seek clinical assessments for their child’s behaviour. We sought to understand the concerns that led parents to seek a general clinical assessment where some children were diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. We conducted a systematic review to identify the types of pare...
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Objective:People are staying in the workforce longer with the employment rates of older adults rising considerably over the years. Particularly, the higher education sector is known to have an aging workforce where a large proportion of staff is older than 55 years. Psychological capital, which refers to an individual’s positive psychological state...
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Background A growing body of literature has revealed that many medical students and doctors do not seek professional help for their mental health due to fear of stigma (both public- and self-stigma) and questioning of their clinical competency. The aim of this systematic review was to identify and evaluate direct and indirect interventions that add...
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Objectives Immersive technologies such as virtual (VR) and augmented reality (AR) can potentially help health professionals and trainees understand psychological symptoms and responsive behaviours associated with dementia within a safe and supportive learning environment. This integrative review sought to ascertain the types of VR and AR-based inte...
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With the increasing volume of information for students to learn in a health sciences and medicine degree, tertiary educators need teaching resources that can maintain up-to-date information and educate effectively across a range of diseases and illnesses. Holograms may be the disruptive technology that can assist in this goal.

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