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Cate Nagle is a prominent researcher affiliated with James Cook University, specializing in nursing and midwifery with a focus on maternal health, healthcare systems, and clinical practices. Her work spans electronic medical records optimization, midwifery standards, and patient-centered care innovations. She has contributed to over 90 peer-reviewed publications, addressing topics such as gestational diabetes management, virtual reality in healthcare, and nurse-led protocols for catheter removal.
Her research emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration, evidenced by her contributions to scoping reviews on communities of practice in health research and emergency department clinician wellness. Notable projects include studies on audio-visual-enhanced birth environments and non-pharmacological interventions for post-anesthesia shivering. Her work frequently integrates technology (e.g., VR for hemodialysis patients) with healthcare delivery to improve patient outcomes.
- Key areas: Maternal health, healthcare informatics, midwifery standards, chronic disease management, and interprofessional care models.
- Highlighted contributions: Protocols for urinary catheter removal, electronic medical record usability studies, and cultural competence in Indigenous maternal care.
Nagle’s research bridges clinical practice and policy, advocating for nurse/midwife autonomy and evidence-based practices. Her studies often involve collaboration with clinicians and policymakers, aiming to translate findings into actionable guidelines for healthcare systems.
