Zalia Powell
Biographic Data
| ID | 74335 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Zalia Powell |
| GIVEN NAMES | Zalia |
| FAMILY NAME | Powell |
| SIGNATURE | POWELL Z |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of the Sunshine Coast |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7998-7298 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Long Road to Endometriosis Healthcare: The Experiences of Regional Women Living in Australia
Australian women's engagement with endometriosis healthcare can be a burdensome experience, with the time to diagnosis often delayed and prolonged engagement with healthcare due to the chronic nature of the disease. For regional women, their geographical location can create additional challenges to accessing endometriosis healthcare. This qualitative study explored the healthcare experiences of regional Australian women with endometriosis. In-dep…
Through the disability lens: Challenging disablement using photovoice as a social work pedagogy
Photovoice as a qualitative research methodology can be used to examine pertinent and sensitive issues using images captured by participants. Photovoice has been utilized in a range of disciplines as a creative and engaging teaching method. This article presents an example of a photovoice assessment task used in social work education as a pedagogical tool to examine disablement and ableism. In this assessment, students took photographs to symboli…
The Endometriosis-Related Healthcare Experiences of Regional Australian Women: A Qualitative Systematic Review
Turning Pages Together: The Power of Book Clubs for People Living with Dementia
Responding to the Needs of Transgender and Gender Diverse Students in Australian Nongovernment Schools
Trauma-Informed Social Work Practice with Children, Youth, and Families
An Innovative Approach to Feeding the Hungry with Healthy Meals
Poverty and food insecurity are issues of concern for Australians. Urban Angels Community Kitchen (UACK) is a nonprofit program providing free, healthy, homemade meals in regional Queensland, Australia. The volunteer-run program is a charity model service that addresses common barriers to food relief access, such as eligibility testing and complex referral processes. This qualitative research project used a Community-based Participatory Research …
Starting the Conversation about Barriers for Endometriosis Care in Regional Areas: An Autoethnographic Perspective
The impact of Covid-19 on fertility intention in Australian adults
COVID-19 has caused unprecedented impact on the lives of Australians, with significant influence on the mental health and well-being of adults. Initial estimates predict that there will be a decline in birth rates from 1.7 to 1.59 children per woman in Australia over the course of 2021. This study aimed to explore change in fertility intentions as a result of COVID-19 in Australian young adults. Sixty-seven adults (82% women) between the ages of …
Evaluating the Use of ePortfolios in Social Work Education: Assessing Student Competency in Meeting Graduate Attributes
Social work external accrediting bodies are moving towards competency-based models that require educational providers to demonstrate that students meet specific competencies at graduation.It is expected that all social work students at accredited social work programs in Australia will have acquired specific graduate attributes and demonstrated the associated learning outcomes by the completion of their degree.The purpose of this study was to inve…
Stay in Your Own Lane” the Inherent Flaws Undermining Children’s Rights Within Australia’s Family Law System: A Perspective from the Field
The social scientists and legal professionals who work in family law in Australia should be recognised for working tirelessly in a complex, overworked, and archaic system. A system that underserves their capacity to maintain integrity, expertise, and ethical diligence in the professions they are assigned. In this perspective piece, we acknowledge the innovative work being done within this system to strive to meet the best interests of the childre…
Using zoom in teaching human behavior during the Covid-19 pandemic: Experiences of Australian students
The COVID-19 pandemic precipitated a sudden shift in the delivery of social work education from a bricks-and-mortar space to Zoom classes using various synchronous and asynchronous technologies. Although there is a body of evidence around the effectiveness of online teaching in social work, there remain critical questions around how best to ensure student engagement within the online environment. Thus, the current study examined students' experie…
Stay in Your Own Lane” the Inherent Flaws Undermining Children’s Rights Within Australia’s Family Law System: A Perspective from the Field
The social scientists and legal professionals who work in family law in Australia should be recognised for working tirelessly in a complex, overworked, and archaic system. A system that underserves their capacity to maintain integrity, expertise, and ethical diligence in the professions they are assigned. In this perspective piece, we acknowledge the innovative work being done within this system to strive to meet the best interests of the childre…
Starting the Conversation about Barriers for Endometriosis Care in Regional Areas: An Autoethnographic Perspective
Responding to the Needs of Transgender and Gender Diverse Students in Australian Nongovernment Schools
An Innovative Approach to Feeding the Hungry with Healthy Meals
Poverty and food insecurity are issues of concern for Australians. Urban Angels Community Kitchen (UACK) is a nonprofit program providing free, healthy, homemade meals in regional Queensland, Australia. The volunteer-run program is a charity model service that addresses common barriers to food relief access, such as eligibility testing and complex referral processes. This qualitative research project used a Community-based Participatory Research …
Using zoom in teaching human behavior during the Covid-19 pandemic: Experiences of Australian students
The COVID-19 pandemic precipitated a sudden shift in the delivery of social work education from a bricks-and-mortar space to Zoom classes using various synchronous and asynchronous technologies. Although there is a body of evidence around the effectiveness of online teaching in social work, there remain critical questions around how best to ensure student engagement within the online environment. Thus, the current study examined students' experie…
The impact of Covid-19 on fertility intention in Australian adults
COVID-19 has caused unprecedented impact on the lives of Australians, with significant influence on the mental health and well-being of adults. Initial estimates predict that there will be a decline in birth rates from 1.7 to 1.59 children per woman in Australia over the course of 2021. This study aimed to explore change in fertility intentions as a result of COVID-19 in Australian young adults. Sixty-seven adults (82% women) between the ages of …
Evaluating the Use of ePortfolios in Social Work Education: Assessing Student Competency in Meeting Graduate Attributes
Social work external accrediting bodies are moving towards competency-based models that require educational providers to demonstrate that students meet specific competencies at graduation.It is expected that all social work students at accredited social work programs in Australia will have acquired specific graduate attributes and demonstrated the associated learning outcomes by the completion of their degree.The purpose of this study was to inve…
Stay in Your Own Lane” the Inherent Flaws Undermining Children’s Rights Within Australia’s Family Law System: A Perspective from the Field
The social scientists and legal professionals who work in family law in Australia should be recognised for working tirelessly in a complex, overworked, and archaic system. A system that underserves their capacity to maintain integrity, expertise, and ethical diligence in the professions they are assigned. In this perspective piece, we acknowledge the innovative work being done within this system to strive to meet the best interests of the childre…
An Innovative Approach to Feeding the Hungry with Healthy Meals
Poverty and food insecurity are issues of concern for Australians. Urban Angels Community Kitchen (UACK) is a nonprofit program providing free, healthy, homemade meals in regional Queensland, Australia. The volunteer-run program is a charity model service that addresses common barriers to food relief access, such as eligibility testing and complex referral processes. This qualitative research project used a Community-based Participatory Research …
Starting the Conversation about Barriers for Endometriosis Care in Regional Areas: An Autoethnographic Perspective
Turning Pages Together: The Power of Book Clubs for People Living with Dementia
Responding to the Needs of Transgender and Gender Diverse Students in Australian Nongovernment Schools
Trauma-Informed Social Work Practice with Children, Youth, and Families
The Long Road to Endometriosis Healthcare: The Experiences of Regional Women Living in Australia
Australian women's engagement with endometriosis healthcare can be a burdensome experience, with the time to diagnosis often delayed and prolonged engagement with healthcare due to the chronic nature of the disease. For regional women, their geographical location can create additional challenges to accessing endometriosis healthcare. This qualitative study explored the healthcare experiences of regional Australian women with endometriosis. In-dep…
Through the disability lens: Challenging disablement using photovoice as a social work pedagogy
Photovoice as a qualitative research methodology can be used to examine pertinent and sensitive issues using images captured by participants. Photovoice has been utilized in a range of disciplines as a creative and engaging teaching method. This article presents an example of a photovoice assessment task used in social work education as a pedagogical tool to examine disablement and ableism. In this assessment, students took photographs to symboli…
The Endometriosis-Related Healthcare Experiences of Regional Australian Women: A Qualitative Systematic Review
Medicine (7 works) · Psychology (7 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Endometriosis Research and Treatment (3 works) · Medical education (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Social Work (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Endometriosis (2 works) · Engineering (2 works)