Kathleen Kilstoff - Concepedia

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Kathleen Kilstoff

University of Technology Sydney

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Kathleen Kilstoff

Publications

379

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University of Technology Sydney Charles Darwin University

About

Kathleen Kilstoff is an author at University of Technology Sydney specializing in education, nursing, and palliative care.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Education	2	2	135
2	Arts	1	1	62
3	Health Sciences	1	1	23
4	Language Studies	1	1	62
5	Medicine	1	1	23

Kathleen Kilstoff

Publications

328

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	Year	Citations
Learning from success: Improving undergraduate education through understanding the capabilities of successful nurse graduates Suzanne Rochester, Kathleen Kilstoff, Geoff Scott Nurse Education Today NursingStudent SuccessLearning OutcomeEducationProfessional Development	2005	73
Clinically speaking: A communication skills program for students from non-English speaking backgrounds Caroline San Miguel, Fran Rogan, Kathleen Kilstoff, Nurse Education in Practice Oral CommunicationNon-english Speaking BackgroundsEducationSpecial EducationEducational Communication	2006	62
New approaches to health and well‐being for dementia day‐care clients, family carers and day‐care staff Kathleen Kilstoff, Lynn Chenoweth International Journal of Nursing Practice	1998	55
‘You find yourself.’ Perceptions of nursing students from non-English speaking backgrounds of the effect of an intensive language support program on their oral clinical communication skills Fran Rogan, Caroline San Miguel, Di Brown, Contemporary Nurse	2006	52
Hitting the floor running: transitional experiences of graduates previously trained as enrolled nurses Kathleen Kilstoff, Suzanne Rochester UTS ePRESS (University of Technology Sydney)	2004	44
Facilitating positive changes in community dementia management through participatory action research Lynn Chenoweth, Kathleen Kilstoff International Journal of Nursing Practice Family MedicineTherapy ProgramDementia Care ProgramsPositive ChangesParticipatory Development	1998	23
International postgraduate nursing students: Implications for studying and working within a different culture Kathleen Kilstoff, Jacqueline Baker Contemporary Nurse	2006	19

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