Professor Andrew Cashin DipNurs(UTS), BHlthSc(UTS), GCertPTT(NEWCASTLE), MN(UTS), PhD Professor Andrew Cashin is discipline lead for nursing at SCU. Andrew also conducts a Nurse Practitioner clinic for people with autism, their families and those that work with people with autism at the SCU health centre. Andrew is a fellow of the Australian College of Nurse Practitioners, Australian College of Mental Health Nurses and the College of Nursing. He is Adjunct Professor at Charles Darwin University and the University of Technology Sydney.
Journal articles
The therapeutic relationship and the mental health nurse: it is time to articulate what we do! (with Graeme Browne and Iain Graham), Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing (2012)
Advanced nursing practice hours as part of endorsement requirements for nurse practitioners in Australia: a definitional conundrum (with Andrew Scanlon, Ngaire Watson, and Julianne Bryce), Journal of the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners (2012)
Purpose: To define what can be considered to be nursing practice, time that can be...
Autism and the cognitive processing triad: a case for revising the criteria in the diagnostic and statistical manual (with Hilary Gallagher, Claire Newman, and Mark Hughes), Journal of Child & Adolescent Psychiatric Nursing (2012)
TOPIC: The next iteration of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders is...
Autism in Vietnam: the case for the development and evaluation of an information book to be distributed at the time of diagnosis (with Ko Chung Ying, Graeme Browne, Marie Hutchinson, and Bui Vu Binh), Issues in Mental Health Nursing (2012)
Autism is not generally well understood by the community in the West or in Asia....
Case management of young children with behaviour and mental health disorders in school (with Graeme Browne and Iain W. Graham), Australasian Journal of Early Childhood (2012)
When young children with behaviour and mental health disorders do not receive appropriate specialised support...
Books
The core capabilities of Justice Health nurses (with Emily Potter), School of Health and Human Sciences Papers (2007)
Book chapters
Nursing knowledge: practice and practical knowing (with Michael Carey and Cheryl Waters), Evidence-based practice in nursing informatics: concepts and applications (2011)
What is nursing knowledge? Is it scientific knowing or practical thinking? This chapter discusses what...
Word power and linguistic constructs in nursing, Evidence-based practice in nursing informatics: concepts and applications (2011)
The person with a diagnosis of autism, Textbook of psychiatric and mental health nursing: the craft of caring (2009)
The psychiatric intensive care unit (with Cheryl D. Waters), Textbook of psychiatric and mental health nursing: the craft of caring (2003)
The psychiatric intensive care unit: coercion, control or care (with Cheryl D. Waters), Textbook of psychiatric and mental health nursing: the craft of caring (2003)
Theses
A hermeneutic phenomenological study of the lived experience of parenting a child with autism, PhD thesis, University of Technology, Sydney, NSW (2003)
It was identified that there was little published research into the lived experience of parenting...
A study of seclusion: the quest to determine effectiveness, Masters thesis, University of Technology, Sydney, NSW (1994)
Conference presentations
Marketing mental health nursing on Australian schools of nursing websites: is mental health nursing positioned 'between the flags?' (with D McGarry and C Fowler), Australian College of Mental Health Nursing 37th International Conference: mental health nursing: swimming between the flags? (2011)
Marketing has become a staple expression to distinguish unique and preferable features of a great...
Advanced nursing practice and advanced practice nursing in acute care settings: What is the future? (Presentation), Emergency Nursing: Balancing the Art and Science: 7th International Conference for Emergency Nurses (2009)
Advanced nursing practice and advanced practice nursing in mental health: things get interesting, Proceedings of Today's challenges - tomorrow's solutions: 1st Australian College of Mental Health Nurses Winter Sunshine Symposium (2009)
As the human endeavour of healthcare delivery faces varied crisis across the planet, in Australia...
Building video conferencing communities of professional practice: extending the exploration of success (with Denise E. McGarry, Kim Foster, Elizabeth Martin, and Claire Newman), Proceedings of Mind to care: 35th Annual International Conference of the Australian College of Mental Health Nurses (2009)