Diann Eley
Biographic Data
| ID | 6685663 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Diann Eley |
| GIVEN NAMES | Diann |
| FAMILY NAME | Eley |
| SIGNATURE | ELEY D |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Queensland |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7256-9325 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 18 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The ethical imperative of civility in medicine
Civility can be defined as respect and courtesy in behaviour or speech while incivility refers to rude or disrespectful speech or behaviour. Incivility can take many forms but being dismissive, off
Exploring Doctors’ Emerging Commitment to Rural and General Practice Roles over Their Early Career
Producing enough doctors working in general practice or rural locations, or both, remains a key global policy focus. However, there is a lack of evidence about doctors' emerging commitment to these decisions. This study aimed to explore changes in the level of certainty about career interest in working in general practice and working rurally, as doctors pass through various early career stages. The participants were 775 eligible respondents to a …
Perfectionism as a mediator of psychological distress
OBJECTIVE: Medical students have personalities that are often shown to be perfectionistic. Perfectionism can manifest as maladaptive and lead to psychological distress. This study examined the mediating role of perfectionism on the association between personality trait profiles and levels of psychological distress. METHODS: First-year medical students completed a questionnaire containing measures of personality, perfectionism (Concern over Mistak…
Toward a Global Understanding of Students Who Participate in Rural Primary Care Longitudinal Integrated Clerkships
PURPOSE: Medical schools worldwide have developed rural primary care immersive experiences to nurture students' interest in future rural careers and address workforce shortages. Few studies have looked at the students who participate in these programs. This study explores personality traits in US and Australian students who undertake rural-focused medical training. METHODS: A cross-sectional cohort design used the Temperament and Character Invent…
Exploring the Temperament and Character Traits of Rural and Urban Doctors
Context: Australia shares many dilemmas with North America regarding shortages of doctors in rural and remote locations. This preliminary study contributes to the establishment of a psychobiological profile for rural doctors by comparing temperament and character traits with an urban cohort. Purpose: The aim was to compare the individual levels and combinations of temperament (mildly heritable and stable) and character (developmental and modifiab…
Listening to Young Peopleís Voices
This article reports on a study that accepts the proposal that we listento the voices of young people in relation to sport and physical recreation.The study sought the advice of young sports leaders on what can be done to facilitate young people’s involvement in sport. The study used group interviews (Nominal Group Technique) with over 600 14–18-year-olds toelicit responses to a single question, ‘What can be done to help young people participate …
Developing Citizenship through Sport
The Millennium Volunteers (MV) is a nation-wide government initiative designed to encourage citizenship in young people by providing opportunities to volunteer their time in the community for the benefit of themselves and others. This paper examines an MV programme focused solely on sport that sets out to provide training and support for young sport leaders to do volunteer work in their schools and the community. The rationale behind this study i…
Developing Citizenship through Sport
The Millennium Volunteers (MV) is a nation-wide government initiative designed to encourage citizenship in young people by providing opportunities to volunteer their time in the community for the benefit of themselves and others. This paper examines an MV programme focused solely on sport that sets out to provide training and support for young sport leaders to do volunteer work in their schools and the community. The rationale behind this study i…
Listening to Young Peopleís Voices
This article reports on a study that accepts the proposal that we listento the voices of young people in relation to sport and physical recreation.The study sought the advice of young sports leaders on what can be done to facilitate young people’s involvement in sport. The study used group interviews (Nominal Group Technique) with over 600 14–18-year-olds toelicit responses to a single question, ‘What can be done to help young people participate …
Developing Citizenship through Sport
The Millennium Volunteers (MV) is a nation-wide government initiative designed to encourage citizenship in young people by providing opportunities to volunteer their time in the community for the benefit of themselves and others. This paper examines an MV programme focused solely on sport that sets out to provide training and support for young sport leaders to do volunteer work in their schools and the community. The rationale behind this study i…
Listening to Young Peopleís Voices
This article reports on a study that accepts the proposal that we listento the voices of young people in relation to sport and physical recreation.The study sought the advice of young sports leaders on what can be done to facilitate young people’s involvement in sport. The study used group interviews (Nominal Group Technique) with over 600 14–18-year-olds toelicit responses to a single question, ‘What can be done to help young people participate …
Exploring the Temperament and Character Traits of Rural and Urban Doctors
Context: Australia shares many dilemmas with North America regarding shortages of doctors in rural and remote locations. This preliminary study contributes to the establishment of a psychobiological profile for rural doctors by comparing temperament and character traits with an urban cohort. Purpose: The aim was to compare the individual levels and combinations of temperament (mildly heritable and stable) and character (developmental and modifiab…
Toward a Global Understanding of Students Who Participate in Rural Primary Care Longitudinal Integrated Clerkships
PURPOSE: Medical schools worldwide have developed rural primary care immersive experiences to nurture students' interest in future rural careers and address workforce shortages. Few studies have looked at the students who participate in these programs. This study explores personality traits in US and Australian students who undertake rural-focused medical training. METHODS: A cross-sectional cohort design used the Temperament and Character Invent…
Perfectionism as a mediator of psychological distress
OBJECTIVE: Medical students have personalities that are often shown to be perfectionistic. Perfectionism can manifest as maladaptive and lead to psychological distress. This study examined the mediating role of perfectionism on the association between personality trait profiles and levels of psychological distress. METHODS: First-year medical students completed a questionnaire containing measures of personality, perfectionism (Concern over Mistak…
Exploring Doctors’ Emerging Commitment to Rural and General Practice Roles over Their Early Career
Producing enough doctors working in general practice or rural locations, or both, remains a key global policy focus. However, there is a lack of evidence about doctors' emerging commitment to these decisions. This study aimed to explore changes in the level of certainty about career interest in working in general practice and working rurally, as doctors pass through various early career stages. The participants were 775 eligible respondents to a …
The ethical imperative of civility in medicine
Civility can be defined as respect and courtesy in behaviour or speech while incivility refers to rude or disrespectful speech or behaviour. Incivility can take many forms but being dismissive, off
Psychology (6 works) · Medicine (5 works) · Healthcare professionals’ stress and burnout (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Big Five personality traits (3 works) · Global Health Workforce Issues (3 works) · Personality (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Cooperativeness (2 works) · Demography (2 works)