Curtin Theses: Recent submissions
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(2022)Understanding cultural diversity in service delivery is crucial because different cultures have different traditions in conceptualising service delivery and quality. By employing interviews with 31 tourists, employees, ...
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(2022)This PhD thesis by publication, comprising four journal papers and a book chapter, addresses the overarching research question of how sustainability features can increase the value of land in urban development. Using two ...
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(2022)An explanatory sequential mixed-methods research design was used to investigate the level of knowledge of dementia among residential aged care facilities (RACFs) migrant care workers and the impact of the resettlement ...
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(2022)Engaging in physical activity is important to optimise health and physical function. The findings in this thesis have contributed to validating a new assessment tool of physical performance (i.e., CBMS-Home) in higher ...
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(2022)This research explored how mental health service cultures mediate Australian reform aspirations and activities. A qualitative research design was employed to explore the perspectives and experiences of mental health service ...
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(2022)This PhD program focused on using novel approaches to address gaps in scientific research on health effects of alcohol availability. Two studies on bar trading hours and mental health capitalised on special permits available ...
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(2022)This research focused on investigating the expectations that pregnant women hold about motherhood, and the association with self-efficacy, clinical perfectionism, and symptoms of depression and anxiety. The primary outcome ...
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(2022)This thesis aims to address power quality problems by proposing an approach that uses APLCs in unbalanced smart distribution networks. The goal is to improve the total voltage harmonic distortion (THDv), regulate the ...
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(2022)This study aims to identify the required factors to develop and evaluate a social commerce model for Saudi Arabia. A mixed-methods approach was adopted to assess the model critically, and substantial theoretical and ...
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(2022)Ticks are the second most common vectors of human disease after mosquitoes. They are found on many small mammal hosts and also blood-feed on humans with the risk of transmitting diseases. Considering the diseases’ risks, ...