1. From Hong Kong to the UK: A Community and Public Health Nursing Researcher's Reflections on an International Fellowship.
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Choi, Edmond Pui Hang and Bradbury‐Jones, Caroline
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COMMUNITY health nursing , *INTERPROFESSIONAL relations , *SEX crimes , *LGBTQ+ people , *REFLECTION (Philosophy) , *LABOR mobility , *NURSING research , *PUBLIC health nursing , *PUBLIC health , *HEALTH equity , *SOCIAL problems - Abstract
Our globalized world means that most public health challenges cannot be tackled alone; they require unified and collaborative working across countries. Overseas fellowships offer an immersive experience that empowers nursing researchers to enhance global collaborations and synergize diverse research expertise from various cultural contexts. This enriched collaboration leads to more innovative solutions to public health issues and significantly enhances the overall impact of their research. This paper presents a self‐reflection from the perspective of a community and public health nursing researcher, based in Hong Kong. During a 2‐month research secondment at a university in the UK, I explored ways to leverage my fellowship to strengthen global connections, expand collaborations, and enhance my research capabilities in addressing health equity issues among LGBTQ+ populations, particularly concerning sexual violence. By sharing my journey, I aim to inspire more nursing researchers to engage with global academic communities and collectively advance global public health initiatives. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2025
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