Rebecca Mitchell is affiliated with Macquarie University in Australia and conducts research primarily within the fields of health professions and psychology. Their scholarly work spans various subfields including general health professions, clinical psychology, social psychology, organizational behavior and human resource management, as well as sociology and political science.
Their research topics focus on aspects related to workplace and healthcare settings, covering subjects such as job satisfaction and organizational behavior, gender diversity and inequality, mental health treatment and access, patient satisfaction in healthcare, primary care and health outcomes, healthcare systems and reforms, and mental health with patient involvement.
Mitchell has contributed to a significant number of publications in well-known academic venues, including:
Recent published papers by Mitchell include:
Other related research papers within their collaborative network include works on workplace stress and resilience in nursing, and leadership studies, though authored by colleagues.
Frequent collaborators with Mitchell include Brendan Boyle, Eric Badu, Anthony O'Brien, Jun Gu, and Jeffrey Braithwaite, indicating a collaborative research environment and interdisciplinary engagement.
Christian M. Ringle;Marko Sarstedt;Rebecca Mitchell;Siegfried P. Gudergan
Rebecca Mitchell;Brendan Boyle;Vicki Parker;Michelle Giles
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Rebecca Mitchell;Brendan Boyle
Karen Anne McNeil;Rebecca J Mitchell;Vicki Parker
Rebecca J. Mitchell;Stephen R. Lord;Lara A. Harvey;Jacqueline C.T. Close
Rebecca Mitchell;Shatha Obeidat;Mark Bray
Voyce Li;Rebecca Mitchell;Brendan Boyle
Rebecca Mitchell;Stephen Nicholas;Brendan Boyle
Eric Badu;Anthony Paul O’Brien;Rebecca Mitchell;Mark Rubin
Rebecca Mitchell;Brendan Boyle
Shatha M. Obeidat;Rebecca Mitchell;Mark Bray
Michael R. Bambach;R. J. Mitchell;Raphael H. Grzebieta;J. Olivier
Rebecca J. Mitchell;Ann M. Williamson
Rebecca Mitchell;Vicki Therese Parker;Michelle Giles;Nadine White
Rebecca J. Mitchell;Stephen R. Lord;Lara A. Harvey;Jacqueline C.T. Close
Tony Smith;Karen McNeil;Rebecca Mitchell;Brendan Boyle
Rebecca Mitchell;Stephen Nicholas
Kim Foster;Alexandra Young;Rebecca Mitchell;Connie Van
Rebecca Mitchell;David Meacheam
Herman Ho Man Tse;Rebecca J Mitchell
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