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A GOVERNMENT appointed planning inspector has ruled that an ancient Lake District fell pass is out of bounds for motorised vehicles.
The decision by the Secretary of State to make Garburn Pass, between Troutbeck and Kentmere, a 'restricted byway' follows three years of legal argument.
It means that any motorist or motorcyclist using the pass is committing a criminal offence and could face serious legal consequences.
The inspector went through hundreds of pages of documents ranging from maps of 1822, guide books of the 1880s, and photographs of motorbikes using the pass in the 1920s.
The Lake District National Park Authority has also announced that thanks to around £55,000 of Government funding invested in repairs following the 2009 floods, the pass is probably in better condition than it has been for hundreds of years.
"The storms of November 2009 badly damaged both sides of the pass, especially the western side where the track effectively became a river, and most of the surface ended up on the main road," said National Park Countryside Access Adviser Nick Thorne.
"We were able to obtain significant funding under the Paths for the Public Project, funded by Defra, the Rural Development Programme for England, and Cumbria County Council. And we have now completely rebuilt the worst affected areas in three stages with the work being carried out by our own staff, the National Trust, and a local contractor."
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'VERY knowledgable' staff at a popular Kendal attraction are celebrating after securing a top accreditation.
Kendal Museum has been accredited as a Quality Assured Visitor Attraction - an assessment run by Visit England and recognises customer service and visitor experience at attractions across the country.
A Visit England assessor praised the strong collections, recognising the effort that has gone into creating a well-balanced wildlife gallery and the considerable effort that has been put into modernising the Wainwright Gallery.
In a report, the assessor said of the museum: "The Wildlife Gallery succeeds in presenting specimens from five continents in an imaginative and lively fashion that can be readily grasped by children".
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The Wainwright Gallery was also commended for its cabinets and the assessor said that the staff 'engaged well and were very knowledgeable'.
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We loathe giving Aflac any more media attention than they have already received, but we can't keep our mouths shut about the recent PR stunt they pulled. If you haven't yet heard, Aflac recently let a duck loose into a busy New York City subway station and began tweeting about it, ruffling our feathers in the process! The duck, representing their famed mascot, drew quite a bit of attention—but at what cost?
NYC subway stations are noisy, crowded, and let's face it, pretty dirty places. The hazards that could have harmed our small feathered friend are too numerous to count. We're appalled that Aflac would pull such a stunt.
Do you think this PR stunt went too far? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
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I am so so sure that the Aflac company really did not need that PR stunt to ensure them new customers.....infact i'm sure it probably has cost them a few....me for one!!!! I hope for they're sake they are never treated as barbaricly as they treated that poor animal or maybe that infact should be they're punishment. Kinda like an eye for an eye and let them see how fairly they think they've been treated!!!! Aflac i sure hope u know that karma is real and that you sure have some bad karma to pay!!!!!
Can we please just leave animals alone to live in peace. I am so sick of people/companies using these innocent beings for whatever they feel like!
Can we please just leave animals alone to live in peace. I am so sick of people/companies using these innocent beings for whatever they feel like!
I hope AFLAC goes out of business. Okay, not really because of their employees, but c'mon AFLAC. Seriously? Poor duck, he can come to my house and live out his days in splendor.
Do you know what could have happened to this poor animal @aflacduck??? This is beyond bad taste, it's cruelty!!! Shame on you Aflac!
See this just shows that some people do NOT need to have or be around any kind of animal,Even if they have the money. I agree with Laura put them in the situation see how they fill about it.
Way to go ASPCA to bring this to the public eyes, and THANK YOU for the GREAT work you do for animals they need it.
Yess it did..that poor duck got so confused and scared...people should not be doing this only to get more money.
Life means nothing ..... it's all about the almighty buck. The moron who came up with this idea would probably place his own kid in such jeopardy to promote him/herself and earn a bit more cash!
The poor little guy must have been scared. Subways are noisy and crowded. Ducks really are peaceful.
Have your PR people lost their ever-loving minds?? I will make sure that if I ever consider using any of your insurance services I will keep your utter disregard for living, breathing things in mind!! What an incredibly stupid stunt!


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TUKWILA -- SPEEAgets a surprisingsplit decision Tuesday night by Boeing's 23,000 engineers and technical workers.The union's professional group approved the company's contract offer while the technical group rejected the 4-year contract and authorized a strike.
The technical workers won't hit the picket lines yet. They'll return to the bargaining table with the company and federal mediators.
The vote comes as the company is trying to solve battery problems that have grounded its new 787s.
The Society of Professional Engineering Employees in Aerospace recommended members reject the contract offer because it would not provide pensions to new employees. They would have a 401k retirement plan instead. The union calls that unacceptable, but Chicago-based Boeing says the change is important to the company's future.
The union represents 23,000 employees, mostly in the Puget Sound region. Negotiations began in April and union members rejected one offer in October. If negotiations fail, the union also wants the authority to call a strike. The previous contract expired in November. SPEEA went on strike for 40 days in 2000.
The company is now living off in their their gated communities in Chicago instead of being here, said Dwight Rouso, a former Boeing engineer who was involved with the previous strike in 2000. I think some of that disrespect has returned.
I'm very hopeful that we vote down the contract and go back to the table, said Judy Mogan, Boeing technical worker.
I figure that the company is doing well and the executives are making a lot of money and they can share some of that, said Wayne Dimmig, who voted to reject the offer.
The latest labor unrest is happening as U.S. regulators have launched an open-ended review of the 787's design and construction.
Last month a battery on a parked 787 caught fire in Boston. Then on Jan. 16, another 787 had to make an emergency landing in Japan after another battery problem. All 50 787s that Boeing had delivered so far are grounded until the issue is resolved.
The engineers and technical workers in SPEEA work on plans for new planes, as well as solving problems that arise on the factory floor.
Union leaders believe a strike would shut down Boeing production lines in Everett, Wash., where its big planes are made, as well as Renton, Wash., where it cranks out more than one of its widely used 737s. The factory-floor assembly work is done by the members of the International Association of Machinists. The Machinists approved a new, four-year contract in December 2011. That was after a walkout by Machinists in 2008 that contributed to a three-and-a-half year delay in delivering the first 787. It was also a factor in Boeing opening a plant in South Carolina, where laws make it more difficult to unionize.


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I was particually interested in the training films and carrier footage; me likes that kind of stuff.
Took my son out last Thursday to shoot my M1 Garand and Mosin-Nagant. He had never fired a rifle in his life as he is autistic and doesn't like loud noised (couldn't bring himself to shoot my AK two years ago). I talked him into it and through it, and now he's M1 crazy. He wants to see books and such about it. You just now gave me the idea to look up training films.
As for the carrier footage, that's one of my first loves when learning about WW2. The Corsair was WW2, the Skyraider JUST missed WW2 and was a new generation of heavy-duty support aircraft, and the Panther jet was naval aviation breaking away from prop-driven combat aircraft. It's a nice mixed bag of carrier aircraft. Thank you.
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KICK A.S.S.! The TBM is one of my favorite aircraft. And a big thank you to your uncle for his service.
Continuing with the "KICK A.S.S.", these are great videos. I have had experience to a certain degree with all of the guns shown, even the MP40 with which I have had more experience than the other two submachine guns. Yes, I knew that the Grease Gun was still in service up til current times, but I don't know if that's the case anymore.
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For one, I think because many of us here investigating, have not traveled much in those areas. There are a few ghost groups that are over there and they seem to hit the more local buildings, not battlefields. Even the TV shows have not traveled to those areas much. You would think with all the activity that there is in Gettysburg here, that some would wonder into the battlefields there. The other thing is, they are not in promotional settings so to say or tourist attractions for ghost hunters. I see this type of thing more and more with the shows, that they seem to be promoting places to draw tourists. Just one reason I feel affects this.
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ow is the time for Allardyce to finally get a chance at a big club please. He is likely to have a number of great offers for his services this summer, but who will he choose? Will it be Liverpool, Real Madrid, Dortmund or Man City?
thought exactly this when the Match of the Day pundits were peddling this line. Is it really not okay for fans of a club to have some ambition these days then?
ow magnanimous off him - to leave if he's asked to by the owners? What's the alternative, bunker down in his office claiming squatter's rights if FSG want rid?
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Hunter-Reay, the No. 1 driver in open-wheel competition today, and up-and-coming Mazda Series competitors Spencer Pigot and Petri Suvanto spent the morning trying to rev up spirits of young patients before getting behind the wheels of their sleek Indy cars this week.
"We just wanted to come by and say hi to the kids and brighten up their day just a little bit," said Hunter-Reay, winner the 2012 IZOD IndyCar Series championship and the representative of Racing for Kids. "I know that race cars certainly had that effect on me when I was little so I'm trying to reciprocate a bit here. And it brings a lot of great energy to us as well, coming into town and doing a little bit for the community - thoroughly enjoying it. It's a great way to start off the season."
Hunter-Reay will drive the No. 1 DHL Andretti Autosport Chevrolet Sunday. But if you look inside the No. 1 on his car, you'll see another number as well: 28. That double-digit has special meaning for the 32-year-old champion. It signifies the estimated 28-million living with cancer worldwide. His mother died in 2009 of colon cancer and he has been highly active ever since in raising awareness in the fight to stop cancer.
Reaching out to help kids who are hurting in different ways is also important to him. That's why he enjoys being part of Racing for Kids, a Detroit-based charity founded in 1989 that uses motorsports to help raise awareness and funding for pediatric health care needs.
"The interesting thing is that the caregivers at All Children's and other hospitals we visit - we've been doing this for 24 years now - tell us that the kids we see get better faster," Racing for Kids executive director J. Patrick Wright. "It takes their minds off some difficult treatments. And Ryan Hunter-Reay is so good with the kids."
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There will not be a Verizon (CDMA) iPhone. Apple will likely wait for the specs for LTE as it will be the global standard in 2010/11 timeframe so sorry to burst your bubble but it's at&t or nothing in the states for the next year or so.
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|Jun 15, 2012, 04:13 PM
Apple TV (2nd Gen) AirPlay + Audio Out Sound Quality
So here's my dilemma. I can do either of the following:
Now, I have my doubts concerning the quality of the Optical Out of the Apple TV: will I be losing quality if I use it ? Furthermore, will AirPlay degrade the quality of my lossless audio ?
In any event, my question is the following: is it worth putting the second system highlighted above into effect sound quality wise ? I think AirPlay is a bit-perfect way to stream audio, but I could be wrong, and in that situation, the iPhone might simply be a better solution.
Thanks in advance !
EDIT: would I also be losing quality using a converter to change the optical out of the Apple TV into a standard 3.5mm female port for my headphones ?
|Jun 15, 2012, 05:29 PM
I'll start with the simplest solution first, the iPhone. You may already know this, but If you check the option in iTunes to convert higher quality music and select 256 kbps, it's easy to automatically sync to your iPhone while keeping your lossless files intact. This is worth doing anyway if you have the space, as you then have your music wherever you go. 256 kbps sounds pretty good through headphones. Although the more you spend on headphones, the more likely you will want lossless because quality headphone listening can be very revealing of compression artefacts.
Moving on to ATV.
Airplay itself is a lossless transmission scheme. If you send a lossless file, it is sent as is, and arrives at ATV as lossless. If you send a lower bitrate file, say 256 kbps, it gets unconverted to lossless before transmission. That does not improve the quality magically back to that of a lossless file, it just means that it doesn't get any worse if that makes sense.
There is a slight caveat that the only sample rate ATV supports nowadays is 48KHz which means your 44.1KHz music is rate converted dynamically when it's output, which will have some effect, although it may be slight. It's still very good with lossless source files.
There is no specific issue with the output quality of the optical out connection. It's still digital at that point. It's really what you plug into it that dictates what happens next.
Once you have the ATV playing your music, you need to convert the digital audio to analog for your headphones somehow. There are a range of different DACs which can do that, and they will vary in quality and price so you have to choose something that fits your requirements and budget. Also, the analog signal will need amplification somehow. Normally you would connect the optical out to a DAC and then the DAC to a stereo amplifier, or connect the optical out directly to a receiver which has a digital input. Then you would plug your headphones into the amp or receiver. I'm not completely clear how you are intending to do this part.
Alternatively, you could just plug your headphones into your television. I'm assuming you are connecting your television via HDMI, and HDMI carries the audio too, and your TV will convert it from digital to analog. That way, you would not need anything else.
As to how to get the audio to your ATV, you have two opposing methods. You can push it using Airplay, when you do that ATV stops whatever it is doing and plays the music you are sending. Or you can pull it using Home Sharing, which is when you tell ATV about your iTunes library and it can play those files itself. So the methods are:
There are pros and cons for all of these. In practice I use all three, depending on what I am doing. If I don't have the computer on at all, and just want some background music, I just play 256 Kbps music straight off my iPhone to ATV using Airplay. Quality isn't bad. If I want to listen to music properly (and usually quite loud as ATV is connected to a big ass stereo) then I play the lossless files which are in my iTunes library on my computer. Either in iTunes directly pushing via Airplay, or else using ATV to pull them from the iTunes library with Home Sharing. So there are a lot of ways of achieving the same thing.
The bottom line is it depends how important the quality is to you as to which is the best way, and how flexible you want to be about playing music. I hope I haven't confused you too much, as it's a bit of a can of worms
|Jun 15, 2012, 05:37 PM
Thanks for the great answer !
I personally have a decent pair of headphones, Denon D5000s, and whether it's the fact they are good or a cognitive problem, I'm certain I can hear the difference between ALAC and 256kbps.
Thanks for reminding me I would need a DAC and amp if I used the optical out, I had somehow just forgotten about that. I was planning on indeed using the Remote app to direct my iTunes on my iMac to play to the Apple TV, which wouldn't even be plugged into a TV. That being said, I'll have to pace myself and save up for a DAC / Amp combo.
Thanks again for the help.
|Jun 15, 2012, 05:46 PM
I may be wrong but you could have a problem if ATV isn't plugged into a TV. I know this used to be the case, but I thought it had been fixed a while back. The other day though I was listening to music using Airplay and I turned the TV off, and the sound stopped working about 30 seconds later. Maybe if it's not connected to start with, it will be OK. Perhaps someone else can chime in with their experiences either way.
|Jun 15, 2012, 06:23 PM
Thanks for the heads-up, if I ever put the system into place, I'll be sure to comment on this issue !
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|Jul 9, 2012, 05:43 AM
What you can't do is use the ATV UI to start playing music via Home Sharing and then switch the TV off. If you do that, it stops after a few seconds. Which makes sense I guess. It's the same with homesharing video or using NetFlix - if you turn the TV off it pauses ATV after a few seconds.
|Dec 1, 2012, 06:10 AM
Audio Out Sound Apple TV Streaming Airplay
I have a similar question which is a helpful addition to this thread (I hope!):
I have my Apple TV hooked up to my very good HIFI....my assumption is the optical out (and into the amplifier) is lossless...all good.
Now getting music to play through apple tv... I bought an android phone (cant install itunes)...and also tried moving itunes to a new computer which proved almost impossible. So I moved my whole library to Google Play...
I can play my now "google play" library through my apple TV without using itunes, by using my Mac Air and airplay mirroring my screen and sound.
My question is....is there a loss in sound quality by doing this? I know my library is streaming to my computer at 256...and apple TV to Amplifier is lossless...but is the bridge between my mac air and the apple tv lossless too?
If it is...that's pretty cool. I'd be streaming my google play music library through apple TV....and does that mean I can stream Spotify in the same way? With no loss of quality as if Spotify was hardwired into the Apple TV too?It soiunds pretty good...but need to know there is no loss...many thanks.
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|Dec 1, 2012, 09:34 PM
Then again, never assume anything
|Dec 6, 2012, 05:35 AM
Sampling Rates and DAC
I found this caused audible artefacts that sounded like overload distortion especially on congested./complex passages of music.
The output fed a mini DAC via toslink and then by phono to stereo amp. The DAC combination was fine through Airport Express. Swapping to another DAC that accepted a 48 sampled input solved all problems and sound is very very good.
Check the capacity of your DAC/amp to accept 48 sampled input.
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Shaffer, the former Scott High School star, has had photographs in this newspaper but they do little to underline the outstanding career he had as a member of the Skyhawk track team. In fact, Coach Nick Bias considers Shaffer one of the most outstanding athletes he has coached.
Shaffer signed his letter of intent on May 7 to run cross country track and field at MU. Among those in attendance were his mother, Sara; Bias and Assistant Track and Field Coach Chris McGee.
Shaffer, a three-time state champion, is a ten-time regional champion and seven-time Cardinal Conference champ in track and field. He is also a four-time All-State cross country runner. He finished second, with 28 points, at the 2012 state track meet.
Personal bests through the 2012 season included completing the two-mile in 9:33; the one-mile in 4:24; and the 800-mter in 1:59. He is the school record holder in both the two-mile and the one-mile.
At Marshall, Shaffer will be competing in NCAA Division I track with the Herd's membership in Conference USA.
Shaffer plans to major in engineering at MU. He graduated from Scott with a 4.4 grade point average and highest honors. He is an Eagle Scout, National Honor Society president, attended the Governor's Honors Academy and Mountaineer Boys State. He is also a member of HOSA and won the Boone County Math Field Day this year. He qualified to compete in the regional math field day. He was captain of the Scott track/cross country teams.
He attends Madison Baptist Church.
"Will exemplies the term student-athlete," said Bias. "He is the hardest worker and most talented kid I have ever coached. I expect him to be very successful in the classroom and in his running at Marshall. I anticipate him making an immediate impact on the Marshall XC/Track and Field Team. I think he will be in the top three or four runners his freshman year. The sky is the limit for this young man. It has been an honor and privilege to coach him the past four years"


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I'm trying to find out what the website is. Its actually "coca-cola refreshment " that is hiring, just to narrow it down. It's for merchandising spots. Have to be able to pass a UA and have reliable car. I'll update when I get hold of the website. Should also be posted on monster.com
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thank you! im also interested in the full time coca cola position.
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CSS (Level 3)
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5+ years of professional experience in a commercial application development environment where they were responsible for implementing a formal SDLC
At least two years being a Scrum master
BS in computer science or the equivalent
Strong analytical and problem solving skills with a high attention to detail
Demonstrated strength in driving decisions in a collaborative environment
A highly developed sense of usability and user experience issues
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Participants in the program complete the same basic degree requirements as all MSW students, except that some additional field placement hours and some specialized courses are required. Electives are targeted toward knowledge and skills related to practice in public child welfare, as are several required courses. The full-time Child Welfare Training Program has two curriculum options that lead to the Master of Social Work degree:
Any applicant to the MSW program is eligible to apply. Prior work or volunteer experience in child welfare services is a plus but not a requirement. Applicants with be reviewed by both faculty in the School and administrators in the Bureau or one of its two partner agencies.
Upon admission, all participants must sign a contract agreeing to work full-time for their sponsoring agency beginning immediately following graduation and continuing for as many months as they receive financial support. For those in the Advanced Standing program, this means an obligation of 15 months, and for those in the Standard program it means an obligation of 24 months. Students who complete the program will be expected to return to their respective sponsoring agencies and remain there for the duration of the work obligation.
Note: The Child Welfare Training Program Application includes a Verification of Employment Form. Applicants must have this form signed by an administrator at their current agency.
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Co-directors of the Child Welfare Training Program are Professor Steven L. McMurtry and Associate Professor Susan J. Rose. For further information or materials about the program, please contact the Program Assistant Mary Heller. Diane Miller is the School's graduate advisor. Supervisor of the field education units where students complete their internship requirements is Clinical Associate Professor Susan Loeher.
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With a growing demand for languages some graduates also find career opportunities in teaching a foreign language or English as a Second Language (ESL).
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Career Summary
Dr Sharyn Hunter is a lecturer at the School of Nursing and Midwifery, University of Newcastle, Australia. Sharyn has a passionate interest in the preparation of student nurses for nursing older people. She has received awards for teaching into the undergraduate nursing program from the University of Newcastle and nationally by Australian Learning and Teaching Council with a Citation for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning. She has recently published an undergraduate textbook for nurses about healthy ageing. Sharyn's research interests include, the development of health professionals regarding the care of older people and the of clinical reasoning. She has published and presented papers nationally and internationally in these areas.
- Doctor of Philosophy, University of Newcastle, 03/09/2004
- Bachelor of Science, University of Queensland, 17/08/1989
- Bachelor of Science (Honours), James Cook University, 15/04/2000
Research keywords
- clinical reasoning
- healthy ageing
- older people
- simulation
Research expertise
Dr Hunter has experience in quantitative and qualitative research methods. She has conducted and supervised studies about nurse's practice development, clinical reasoning development, tertiary education and simulation.
PhD Thesis:
Title: The professional development of RN in Residential Aged Care
The use of multiple case study approach allowed for the exploration of the real-life context of registered nurses' (RNs) practices in residential aged care (RAC). Previously, the boundaries between the phenomenon of aged care nursing practices and the management of aged care facilities were clear. This study provided evidence of the blurring of these boundaries with respect to designations of nurses and their respective functions. The multiple sources of data provided evidence of recurring patterns of behaviours, which have contributed to the development of a model to reflect the changes of registered nurses' practice in residential aged care. A series of expressions of the model demonstrates the relationships between the study findings and other research and available information.
This model addresses this need for a strategic approach to the ongoing professional development of RNs who work in RAC. A the presence of RNs in aged care is critical, there is a need to be proactive, feasible, and realistic in the approach to staff development in the contexts in which aged care is delivered. RAC now provides the opportunity for RNs to practise at an advanced level; to use and develop a range of sophisticated skills in critical thinking, problem solving and reflective practice to deliver the best possible care to residents.
Major grants:
Dr Hunter has been involved in a number of University of Newcastle funded projects about clinical reasoning and peer review of teaching. She was member of a team funded by the Australian Learning and Teaching Council to explore simulation and clinical reasoning in undergraduate nurses.
Other projects:
Dr Hunter is currently supervising research higher degree candidates studies on acute care and older people, and nursing education.
She is also a member of the Joanna Briggs Institute (JBI) Evidence Synthesis Group and has trained to undertake systematic reviews for JBI.
Fields of Research
|Nursing Not Elsewhere Classified
|Psychology Not Elsewhere Classified
Body relevant to professional practice.
- Member - Royal College of Nursing Australia
- Member - Joanna Briggs Institue Evidence Synthesis Group
Registered Nurse Professional Development in Aged Care
Clinical Reasoning in Health Care
Simulation in Health Care
Administrative expertise
Course co ordination within the undergraduate and post graduate program;
Student Academic Conduct Officer ( held this position for 2 years).
Assist with the coordination of the Research Higher Degree Skills Seminars
Teaching keywords
- ageing
- clinical reasoning
- healthy ageing
- older people
- primary health care
- simulation
Teaching expertise
Teaching Portfolio
Current Role (Lecturer)
Teaching Responsibilities
Course coordinator for in an undergraduate couse about the health and illness of the older person across both semesters of the academic year. This course focuses on developing competencies in undergraduate nurses about nursing older people across different health contexts. I also lecture and conduct tutorials.
Teaching Goals and Philosophy
In January 2007, I became involved in teaching and coordinating an undergraduate second year core course in the BN program focused on nursing older people. Prior to my academic role, as a senior clinician working in aged care, I facilitated the change of 'old' nursing roles in residential and community aged care services. My doctoral studies were also in this area. My research and clinical expertise have been recognised nationally and internationally.
I have been recognised for my expectional role as a tertiary teacher in relation to this course. My approach transformed students' attitudes towards nursing older people and contributed to their professional development. I was ( and continure to) positively influence nursing students' attitudes towards caring for older people and thus contribute to students' professionalism by ensuring their 'work readiness'for nursing older people. I have received 2 awards for my contribution to student learning in this course:
2008 Vice Chancellors Award for Teaching: Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning: and
2010 Australian Learning and Teaching Council (ALTC): Citations for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning.
Student Feedback about my teaching
The quantitative results are continually positive with scores above 4.5/5 for all items,especially the teacher was enthusiastic, motivates me to extend my learning, and helped me understand the importance of the content to my program.The qualitative comments focus on my enthusiasm for aged care; how I was inspiring; and encouraging them to want to learn more. The students' comments link my passion and expertise to their engagement and enjoyment. I also "…broadened my (the student's) idea about aged care" ) and "The scenario based learning in tutorials was perfect for this course…" .
All comments were communicated via email. These comments demonstrate that students in this course are being transformed and also describe how this change impacts on their professionalism.
I felt that I learnt a great deal about aged care from you and the way you made the tutorials interesting. Your enthusiasm and passion for the subject came across so very well and this also helped keep the subject interesting. I feel that I am able to take so much to work with me now and also educate others about the very important aspect of aged care…. Learning the registered nurses responsibilities and what I will be able to bring to me place of employment once I am registered gives me hope that in the future aged care will improve out of sight!....You really are an inspiration to me ….Your delivery of the subject always came across with such a great insight and realism that made learning so worth while.
I would also like to thank-you so very much for making our tutorials so understandable and interesting. I know I'm not the only one commenting on how you helped us "get it".
Having you teach aged care to me over the last 7 weeks has put the wind back in my sails as far as working with the elderly go and I must admit it is wonderful to see someone so passionate about the elderly and their "individual" care .You have been exceptional and your enthusiasm is second to none... Thankyou from myself and also in advance from the elderly I will be caring for with a brighter and renewed sense of care.
On behalf of all the students in tut group X, and indeed on my personal behalf, I'd like to sincerely thank you for all your wonderful guidance and direction you have provided throughout this semester. You kept us interested and engaged, and inspired most of us
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Book (1 outputs)
|Miller CA, Hunter S, Miller's nursing for wellness in older adults, Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, Sydney, 604 (2012) [A4]
Chapter (3 outputs)
|Hunter S, Dumont F, 'Caring for an older person with altered cognition', Clinical Reasoning : Learning to Think Like a Nurse, Pearson Australia, Frenchs Forest, NSW 160-179 (2013) [B2]
|Day JL, Taylor ACT, Hunter S, Jeong S, Armitage D, Keatinge D, Higgins I, 'Community Care', Medical-Surgical Nursing: Critical thinking in Client Care, Pearson, Sydney 35-54 (2013) [B2]
Co-authors: ANN TAYLOR, ISABEL HIGGINS, JENNY DAY, SARAH JEONG
|Day JL, Armitage D, Jeong Y-S, Hunter S, Keatinge DR, Higgins IJ, 'Community-based nursing care', Medical Surgical Nursing: Critical Thinking in Client Care, Pearson Australia, Frenchs Forest, NSW 37-52 (2011) [B2]
Co-authors: ISABEL HIGGINS, JENNY DAY, SARAH JEONG
Journal article (11 outputs)
|Pitt V, Powis D, Levett-Jones T, Hunter S, 'The influence of critical thinking skills on performance and progression in a pre-registration nursing program', Nurse Education Today, 35 125-131 (2015)
DOI: 10.1016/j.nedt.2014.08.006
Co-authors: TRACY LEVETT-JONES
|Pitt V, Powis D, Levett-Jones T, Hunter S, 'The influence of personal qualities on performance and progression in a pre-registration nursing programme', Nurse Education Today, 34 866-871 (2014) [C1]
DOI: 10.1016/j.nedt.2013.10.011
Co-authors: TRACY LEVETT-JONES
|Pitt V, Powis D, Levett-Jones T, Hunter S, 'Nursing students' personal qualities: a descriptive study.', Nurse Educ Today, 34 1196-1200 (2014) [C1]
DOI: 10.1016/j.nedt.2014.05.004 | Author URL
Co-authors: TRACY LEVETT-JONES
|Hunter S, Pitt V, Croce N, Roche J, 'Critical thinking skills of undergraduate nursing students: Description and demographic predictors', Nurse Education Today, 34 809-814 (2014) [C1]
|Pitt V, Powis D, Levett-Jones T, Hunter S, 'Can an existing personal qualities measure be used to examine nursing students' professional and personal attributes?', Focus on Health Professional Education: A Multi-disciplinary Journal, 15 41-54 (2013) [C1]
|Pitt VL, Powis DA, Levett-Jones TL, Hunter S, 'Factors influencing nursing students' academic and clinical performance and attrition: An integrative literature review', Nurse Education Today, 32 903-913 (2012) [C1]
|Hoffman KA, Dempsey J, Levett-Jones TL, Noble DI, Hickey N, Jeong Y-S, et al., 'The design and implementation of an Interactive Computerised Decision Support Framework (ICDSF) as a strategy to improve nursing students' clinical reasoning skills', Nurse Education Today, 31 587-594 (2011) [C1]
DOI: 10.1016/j.nedt.2010.10.012
Co-authors: SARAH JEONG, TRACY LEVETT-JONES
|Burrows TL, Findlay NA, Killen CG, Dempsey SE, Hunter S, Chiarelli PE, Snodgrass SN, 'Using nominal group technique to develop a consensus derived model for peer review of teaching across a multi-school faculty', Journal of University Teaching & Learning Practice, 8 1-9 (2011) [C1]
Co-authors: PAULINE CHIARELLI, SHANE DEMPSEY, SUZANNE SNODGRASS, TRACY BURROWS
|Hunter S, Levett-Jones TL, 'The practice of nurses working with older people in long term care: An Australian perspective', Journal of Clinical Nursing, 19 527-536 (2010) [C1]
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2702.2009.02967.x
Co-authors: TRACY LEVETT-JONES
|Hunter S, McMillan MA, Conway JF, 'The professional development needs of registered nurses in residential aged care', Collegian: Journal of the Royal College of Nursing Australia, 14 6-11 (2007) [C1]
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Conference (18 outputs)
|Pathike W, O'Brien AP, Hunter S, 'Developing an understanding of rural Thai elderly resilience: An ethnography of the primary care unit (Tambon Health Promoting Hospital) subculture', 3rd Asia-Pacific International Conference on Qualitative Research in Nursing, Midwifery and Health, Newcastle, NSW Australia (2014) [E3]
Co-authors: tony obrien
|Pathike W, O'brien AP, Hunter S, 'The challenges experienced nursing older people in the Thai rural community; Understanding the Thai Primary Care Unit (PCU) subculture. Poster presentation at the Global eHealth research and innovation cluster showcase, NSW Australia', yes, Newcastle, NSW Australia (2014)
Co-authors: tony obrien
|Hunter S, 'Nursing students collaborating online: Making it happen', 14th National Nurse Education Conference 2012. Speaker Abstracts, Perth, WA (2012) [E3]
|Hunter S, 'Positive health promotion to encourage healthy ageing in older adults', International Conference. Interprofessional Partnership: Improvement for Global Health Outcomes, Chiang Mai, Thailand (2012) [E3]
|Pitt VL, Powis DA, Levett-Jones TL, Hunter S, 'Moving towards tomorrow's workforce: Using personal qualities to guide selection', Innovations in Nursing Practice, Thinking Aloud, Thinking Ahead: 15th Australasian Nurse Educators Conference 2011, Hamilton, NZ (2011) [E3]
|Dempsey J, Levett-Jones TL, Hoffman KA, Bourgeois S, Jeong Y-S, Hunter S, et al., 'Pandoras Box: simulation, reflection, cognitive errors and clinical reasoning', 4th International Clinical Skills Conference: Showcasing Innovation and Evidenced Based Clinical Skills Education and Practice: Abstracts, Prato, Tuscany (2011) [E3]
|Hunter S, Arthur C, Roche JM, Levett-Jones TL, Kable AK, 'Prudent use of simulation dollars to achieve good learning outcomes', 4th International Clinical Skills Conference: Showcasing Innovation and Evidenced Based Clinical Skills Education and Practice: Abstracts, Prato, Tuscany (2011) [E3]
Co-authors: ASHLEY KABLE, TRACY LEVETT-JONES
|Hunter S, Pitt VL, Levett-Jones TL, 'Improving nursing students' clinical reasoning', Innovations in Nursing Practice, Thinking Aloud, Thinking Ahead: 15th Australasian Nurse Educators Conference 2011, Hamilton, NZ (2011) [E3]
|Hunter S, Arthur C, Pitt VL, 'Enhancing nursing students' clinical reasoning skills: An innovative teaching strategy', 4th International Clinical Skills Conference: Showcasing Innovation and Evidenced Based Clinical Skills Education and Practice: Abstracts, Prato, Tuscany (2011) [E3]
|Pitt VL, Powis DA, Levett-Jones TL, Hunter S, 'Altering selection strategies: The future of undergraduate nursing education', ANZAME 2010: Overcoming Barriers, Re(E)Forming Professional Practice, Townsville, QLD (2010) [E3]
|Levett-Jones TL, Hoffman KA, Dempsey J, Bourgeois S, Hunter S, Jeong Y-S, 'Enhancing nursing students' clinical reasoning skills through their engagement with interactive computerised case studies', 3rd International Nurse Education Conference. Programme, Sydney (2010) [E3]
|Hunter S, 'Challenging nursing students' attitudes about older people', 2010 National Conference of Emerging Researchers in Ageing:, Newcastle, NSW (2010) [E3]
|Arthur C, Roche JM, Levett-Jones TL, Hoffman KA, Kable AK, Hunter S, 'The simulation 'pot of gold': How should we spend it?', SimTech Health 2010: Education and Innovation in Healthcare. Conference Handbook with Program and Abstracts, Melbourne, Vic (2010) [E3]
Co-authors: ASHLEY KABLE, TRACY LEVETT-JONES
|Hunter S, 'Is there a relationship between scores on the Health Sciences Reasoning Test, grade point average and the clinical reasoning ability of nursing students?', Symposium: Simulation and Beyond. Creative Teaching Approaches for Improving Patient Safety. Program, Pokolbin, NSW (2010) [E3]
|Pitt VL, Levett-Jones TL, Hunter S, Powis DA, 'Personal qualities and nursing students clinical & academic performance', Australasian Nurse Educators Conference 2009: Concurrent Sessions, Christchurch, NZ (2009) [E3]
|Pitt VL, Levett-Jones TL, Hunter S, Powis DA, 'Selection or support: The best direction for improving undergraduate nursing?', RCNA Annual Conference 09: Program and Book of Abstracts, Melbourne, VIC (2009) [E3]
|Hoffman KA, Dempsey J, Levett-Jones TL, Hunter S, Hickey N, Roche JM, et al., 'Enhancing nursing students' clinical reasoning skills through their engagement with computerised decision support frameworks', Australasian Nurse Educators Conference 2009: Concurrent Sessions, Christchurch, NZ (2009) [E3]
|Dempsey J, Levett-Jones TL, Hoffman KA, Hunter S, Hickey N, Noble DI, et al., 'The 5 r's of clinical reasoning', Third International Clinical Skills Conference. Abstracts, papers, workshops and posters, Prato, Italy (2009) [E3]
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Grants and Funding
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|Total funding
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2013 (2 grants)
Feasibility Study: A Proposed Model of a 'Health Ageing Clinic' and team based curricular for clinical placement of healthcare students$62,333
Funding Body: HETI (Health Education and Training Institute)
|Project Team
|Associate Professor Chris Kewley, Doctor Sharyn Hunter
|NSW ICTN Local Project Fund
|Total Amount
|Funding Start
|Funding Finish
Fifth International Clinical Skill Conference, Prato, Italy, 19 - 22 May 2013$1,600
Funding Body: University of Newcastle - Faculty of Health and Medicine
|Project Team
|Doctor Sharyn Hunter
|Travel Grant
|Chief Investigator
|Total Amount
|Funding Start
|Funding Finish
2012 (1 grants)
14th National Nurse Education Conference, Perth, 11 - 13 April 2012$1,400
Funding Body: University of Newcastle - Faculty of Health and Medicine
|Project Team
|Doctor Sharyn Hunter
|Travel Grant
|Chief Investigator
|Total Amount
|Funding Start
|Funding Finish
2011 (1 grants)
Fourth International Clinical Skills Conference, Prato, Italy, 22 - 25 May 2011$1,500
Funding Body: University of Newcastle - Faculty of Health and Medicine
|Project Team
|Doctor Sharyn Hunter
|Travel Grant
|Chief Investigator
|Total Amount
|Funding Start
|Funding Finish
2009 (1 grants)
Connecting the Dots: Geriatric Nursing, Education and Clinical Simulation Conference, North Carolina USA 2-3 April 09$1,700
Funding Body: University of Newcastle - Faculty of Health and Medicine
|Project Team
|Doctor Sharyn Hunter
|Travel Grant
|Chief Investigator
|Total Amount
|Funding Start
|Funding Finish
2008 (1 grants)
Exploring nursing students' critical thinking and clinical reasoning abilities$6,400
Funding Body: University of Newcastle
|Project Team
|Doctor Sharyn Hunter
|Early Career Researcher Grant
|Chief Investigator
|Total Amount
|Funding Start
|Funding Finish
Research Supervision
|Number of current supervisions
|Total current UoN Masters EFTSL
|Total current UoN PhD EFTSL
For supervisions undertaken at an institution other that the University of Newcastle, the institution name is listed below the program name.
Current Supervision
|Supervisor Type
|Research Title
|M Philosophy (Nursing)
|Principal Supervisor
|The Evaluation of Older Person Pain Management Strategies
|PhD (Nursing)
|Principal Supervisor
|Nursing Interventions for Newly Institutionalised Older People with Alzheimer's Disease: An Explorative Study.
|PhD (Nursing)
|Health Promotion for Thai Elderly with Chronic Illness: A Mixed Methods Study
|PhD (Nursing)
|An Ethnographic Study to Understand the Concept of Rural Thai Elderly Resilience: Rural Elderly and Community Nurses Perspectives
|PhD (Nursing)
|Comparison of a Nurse Led Evidence Based Venous Thromboembolism Program With Usual VTE Prevention Practices and Associated Outcomes Following Hip and Knee Arthroplasty
Past Supervision
|Supervisor Type
|Research Title
|PhD (Nursing)
|Factors Impacting on Bachelor of Nursing Students' Clinical and Academic Performance and Progression
Dr Sharyn Hunter
|Work Phone
|(02) 4921 5957
School of Nursing and Midwifery
Faculty of Health and Medicine
The University of Newcastle, Australia
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