Vol 25 No 3 (2025): Burnout in the Pacific

Editorial

The Need to Protect and Promote Pacific Health Workers

Professor Mulder, Dr Etuini Ma'u

Abstract 134 | PDF 201 Mulder and Ma'u Downloads 14

PDF 201 Mulder and Ma'u

Original Research

The prevalence of burnout amongst nurses working in the emergency department in Colonial War Memorial Hospital, Suva, Fiji, 2022

Shanil Sukul

Abstract 86 | PDF 181 Sukul Downloads 11

PDF 181 Sukul

The toll of care – a study of burnout in Pacific doctors

Dr. Odille Chang, Brigid Ryan, Elenoa Kamanalagi Seru, Dr. Sefanaia Qalowai, Dr. Violet Erasito, Dr. Silina Motofaga, Jeremaia Coriakula, Dr. Shradha Vasan

Abstract 236 | PDF 192 Chang Downloads 17

PDF 192 Chang

Addressing the podiatry needs of Pacific matua through community-based service delivery – prioritising collaborative engagement approaches

Prof. El-Shadan Tautolo, Dr. Faasisila Savila, Dr. Wendy Wrapson, Prof. Stephen Neville, Dr. Valerie Wright-St Clair, Dr. Ofa Dewes, Prof. Janis Paterson

Abstract 278 | PDF 178 Tautolo Downloads 18

PDF 178 Tautolo

Systematic Reviews

Navigating Protection and Presence: Trade-offs around data suppression for small Pacific populations

Helen Turner, Connor Flynn, Liliiana Flynn, Catherine Brockway, Rylan Chong, Apo Aporosa, Mata`uitafa Faiai, Chad Jansen, Alexander Stokes

Abstract 179 | PDF 185 Turner Downloads 8

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Using social media for addressing vaping among young people in the Pacific Small Island Developing States: a systematic review

Mayor Pokino, Professor Judith McCool, Dr Rosie Dobson, Lucy Hardie, Dr Sandra Hanchard

Abstract 210 | PDF 179 Pokino v2 Downloads 10

PDF 179 Pokino v2

Literature Reviews

Sāmoan health worker wellbeing in Aotearoa New Zealand – a Pacific-based scoping review - A Pacific-based scoping review

Josie L Timmins, Dr Juliet Boon-Nanai, Associate Professor Daniel W. O'Brien

Abstract 319 | PDF 187 Timmins Downloads 43

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