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Nirukshi Perera
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The maintenance of Sri Lankan languages in Australia–comparing the experience of the Sinhalese and Tamils in the homeland
N Perera
Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development 36 (3), 297-312, 2015
252015
A sense of Viidu: The (re) creation of home by the Sri Lankan Tamil diaspora in Australia
N Kandasamy, N Perera, C Ratnam
Palgrave Macmillan, 2020
172020
Tamil in the temples–Language and religious maintenance beyond the first generation
N Perera
Multilingua 35 (5), 535-559, 2016
162016
Interventions targeting the wellbeing of migrant youths: A systematic review of the literature
M Heyeres, N Perera, H Udah, A Attakey, M Whiteside, K Tsey
SAGE Open 11 (3), 21582440211046942, 2021
142021
Talking Saivism in a Tamil migrant faith classroom
N Perera
International Journal of Multilingualism 19 (3), 418-434, 2022
102022
Talking Tamil, Talking Saivism: Language practices in a Tamil Hindu temple in Australia
N Perera
Unpublished doctoral dissertation). Monash University, Australia. doi 10 (03), 2017
102017
“We are not stray leaves blowing about in the wind”: exploring the impact of Family Wellbeing empowerment research, 1998–2021
N Perera, K Tsey, M Heyeres, M Whiteside, L Baird, J McCalman, ...
International Journal for Equity in Health 21, 1-14, 2022
82022
“I’m sorry, my English not very good”: Tracking differences between Language-Barrier and Non-Language-Barrier emergency ambulance calls for Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest
N Perera, T Birnie, H Ngo, S Ball, A Whiteside, J Bray, P Bailey, J Finn
Resuscitation 169, 105-112, 2021
82021
“Sorry, what did you say?” Communicating defibrillator retrieval and use in OHCA emergency calls
N Perera, S Ball, T Birnie, A Morgan, M Riou, A Whiteside, GD Perkins, ...
Resuscitation 156, 182-189, 2020
82020
Gesture and translanguaging at the Tamil temple
N Perera
Making signs, translanguaging ethnographies: Exploring urban, rural and …, 2018
82018
Tamil weekends: Intergenerational perspectives on belonging
N Perera
A sense of viidu: The (re) creation of home by the Sri Lankan Tamil diaspora …, 2020
72020
A scoping review to determine the barriers and facilitators to initiation and performance of bystander cardiopulmonary resuscitation during emergency calls
ES Aldridge, N Perera, S Ball, J Finn, J Bray
Resuscitation Plus 11, 100290, 2022
62022
‘I think he’s dead’: A cohort study of the impact of caller declarations of death during the emergency call on bystander CPR
M Riou, S Ball, A Morgan, S Gallant, N Perera, A Whiteside, J Bray, ...
Resuscitation 160, 1-6, 2021
62021
The trajectory of repairs in the defibrillator sequence during emergency cardiac arrest calls–Balancing progressivity and intersubjectivity.
N Perera, M Riou, S Ball, T Birnie, A Morgan, A Whiteside, J Bray, ...
Communication & Medicine (Equinox Publishing Group) 17 (2), 2020
62020
“If you miss that first step in the chain of survival, there is no second step”–Emergency ambulance call-takers’ experiences in managing out-of-hospital cardiac arrest calls
N Perera, T Birnie, A Whiteside, S Ball, J Finn
Plos one 18 (3), e0279521, 2023
52023
“I’m kind of agnostic” Belief discourse by second-generation migrantsin a religious classroom
N Perera
Australian Review of Applied Linguistics 44 (3), 328-346, 2021
52021
Emotions in telephone calls to emergency medical services involving out-of-hospital cardiac arrest: A scoping review
H Ngo, T Birnie, J Finn, S Ball, N Perera
Resuscitation Plus 11, 100264, 2022
32022
Can emergency dispatch communication research go deeper?
N Perera, J Finn, J Bray
Resuscitation Plus 9, 2022
32022
" I'm Kind of Agnostic": Belief Discourse by Second-Generation Migrants in a Religious Classroom.
N Perera
Australian Review of Applied Linguistics 44 (3), 328-346, 2021
32021
Negotiating Linguistic and Religious Diversity: A Tamil Hindu Temple in Australia
N Perera
Routledge, 2022
12022
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