Rate My Professor Julia Morphet

Morphet’s research focuses on health workforce preparation and transition to practice, nursing education methods and outcomes, patient experiences in the emergency department, quality and safety in emergency care, emergency nursing workforce issues, and occupational violence in healthcare, utilizing mixed and quantitative methodologies. She has published over 100 peer-reviewed papers and supervised more than 25 research higher degree students to completion. Key publications include “PREPARE—Empowering People Post Hip Fracture: A Conceptual Framework for a Nurse-Led Model of Care. Results of a Modified e-Delphi Study” (Allsop, Rawson, & Morphet, 2025, Journal of Clinical Nursing), “The heartache of living with failure: The experience of people with chronic heart failure” (Palmer, Bowles, & Morphet, 2023), and “An exploration of emergency nurses’ perceptions, attitudes and experience of teamwork in the emergency department” (Grover, Porter, & Morphet, 2017). She received the Julie Finucane OAM Medal for Leadership in Emergency Nursing in 2021, the highest honour from the College of Emergency Nursing Australasia, where she serves as Immediate Past President. Morphet has contributed to national policy as a member of Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care working groups and the National Clinical Evidence Taskforce Steering Committee, influencing emergency care standards and workforce development.