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Diversity and journalism pedagogy: Exploring news media representation of disability
S Burns
Journalism & Mass Communication Educator 71 (2), 220-230, 2016
302016
The politics of representing disability: Exploring news coverage of the Americans with Disabilities Act and the National Disability Insurance Scheme
S Burns, B Haller
Asia Pacific Media Educator 25 (2), 262-277, 2015
292015
Expert by experience involvement in mental health research: developing a wellbeing brochure for people with lived experiences of mental illness
A Tapsell, KM Martin, L Moxham, S Burns, D Perlman, C Patterson
Issues in Mental Health Nursing 41 (3), 194-200, 2020
192020
Media coverage of sport for athletes with intellectual disabilities: The 2010 Special Olympics national games examined
S Tanner, K Green, S Burns
Media International Australia 140 (1), 107-116, 2011
182011
Experiential learning and journalism education: Special Olympics-a case study
S Tanner, K Green, S Burns
Australian Journalism Review 34 (2), 115-127, 2012
172012
Words matter: Journalists, educators, media guidelines and representation of disability
S Burns
Asia Pacific Media Educator, 277-283, 2010
132010
Reimagining Australia via disability and media: Representation, access and digital integration
K Ellis, M Kent, S Hollier, S Burns, G Goggin
Coolabah, 94-111, 2018
122018
Experiential learning in the social and mobile-first student newsroom
S Burns
Asia Pacific Media Educator 27 (1), 118-137, 2017
112017
Do help-seeking behaviors influence the recovery of people with mental illness?
C Patterson, D Perlman, L Moxham, S Burns
Journal of Psychosocial Nursing and Mental Health Services 57 (12), 33-38, 2019
82019
An exploration of the adherence of journalists in Australia to established media guidelines on the depiction of people with disability
S Burns Mr
82011
Enabling music and journalism students to respond positively to adversity in work after graduation: A reconsideration of conventional pedagogies
L Latukefu, S Burns, M O'Donnell, A Whelan
Journal of University Teaching & Learning Practice 11 (1), 2, 2014
62014
Fire in the belly: Building resilience in creative practitioners through experiential and authentically designed learning environments
L Latukefu, M O'Donnell, J Hayes, SG Burns, GN Ellmers, J Stirling
62013
An exploration of the adherence of journalists in Australia to established media guidelines on the depiction of people with disability (Master‟ s thesis, University of Wollongong)
S Burns
62011
Examining mental health clinical placement quality using a self-determination theory approach
D Perlman, C Patterson, L Moxham, S Burns
Nurse education today 87, 104346, 2020
42020
Ramp Up’s shut-down robs us of a needed voice on disability issues
S Burns
22014
Fire in the belly: Building resilience in creative practitioners through experiential, practice-led and authentically designed learning environments
L Latekefu, M O'Donnell, S Burns, J Hayes, G Ellmers, J Stirling
The CALTN Papers: the refereed proceedings of the Creative Arts Learning and …, 2013
22013
Stigma in the media: Investigating journalism students attitudes towards mental illness
S Burns, A Tapsell, D Perlman, C Patterson, L Moxham
International Journal of Mental Health Nursing 31 (1), 104-110, 2022
12022
Creating a dementia enabling university using a Knowledge Translation approach: Innovative practice
L Phillipson, R Fleming, K Swaffer, L Steele, L Sheridan, S Burns, ...
Dementia 20 (1), 355-363, 2021
12021
Student beliefs about their practice within a non-traditional mental health clinical placement
L Molloy, L Moxham, EK Taylor, R Brighton, C Patterson, D Perlman, ...
Nurse Education in Practice 47, 102836, 2020
12020
Did the end justify the means? An exploration of how Australian newspapers portrayed people with disability when reporting on the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS …
S Burns
12020
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