Michelle Cleary

Michelle Cleary is a Professor in the School of Nursing, Paramedicine and Healthcare Sciences at Charles Sturt University, Australia. Her research profile includes 94 publications with 1005 citations and an h-index of 18, focusing on mental health, healthcare services, and methodological reviews. Current work spans UV radiation safety, autism stigma, AI applications in nursing, and hobbies' impact on well-being.

Her primary research interests center on mental health (100% fingerprint match), healthcare delivery, and review methodologies including scoping (33%) and systematic reviews (23%). Key subfields involve autism representation, thermal burns (33%), health services (24%), qualitative studies (25%), and clubhouse models (22%). This work addresses critical gaps in nursing practice and public health policy through interdisciplinary collaboration.

Recent 2025 publications reveal strong trends toward interdisciplinary synthesis, connecting mental health with emerging domains like AI integration in clinical settings and leisure activities' therapeutic potential. Her output combines rigorous review methodologies with practical healthcare applications, predominantly through journals like Issues in Mental Health Nursing and Contemporary Nurse.

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