ProfessorBodil Rasmussen
Professor
Faculty of Health/School of Nursing & Midwifery/Institute for Health Transformation
- ProfessorFaculty of Health/School of Nursing & Midwifery/Institute for Health Transformation
- +61 3 924 46425 (Work)
- Melbourne Burwood Campus, 221 Burwood Highway, Burwood, Victoria 3125
TEACHING EXPERTISE
Professor Bodil Rasmussen has a distinguished track record in higher education. She holds an Australian Government Office for Teaching and Learning Citation for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning, Vice-Chancellor's Award for Distinguished Teaching, and Deakin University Award for Teaching Excellence, plus numerous Commendations for Excellence in Teaching Awards.
Professor Bodil Rasmussen was awarded the Australian Government Office Citation based on her sustained leadership in developing innovative courses in partnership with local, national and international educational and professional organisations. These partnerships involved curricula development with the Australian Diabetes Educator Association, Schools of Nursing and Universities in Denmark, Diabetes education in India, and course development with organisations in the Humanitarian Assistance Sector, including WHO, Australasian Red Cross and Save the Children Help.
In her role as Course Director for Master of Nursing Practice and Graduate Certificate in Diabetes Education, she led curricula development, course enhancement and course accreditations for more than a decade.
Bodil has supervised 13 PhD, 2 Master of Philosophy, 15 Master of Nursing Practice and 14 Bachelor of Nursing (Honours) students to completion. She has also supervised 4 Post -Doctoral fellows.
She was a member of the Advisory Board for Master's in Health, the Master's in Nursing and the Master's in Clinical Nursing at Aarhus University, Denmark, 2023 -2026 (3-year appointment).
TEACHING ACTIVITIES
- CURRENT DOCTORAL SUPERVISIONEmpowerment and shared decision making in patient experience in health care when living with multimorbidities
- CURRENT DOCTORAL SUPERVISIONDeveloping a Conceptual Framework to Enhance Social Support and Self-Management for Individuals with Type 2 Diabetes in Ethiopia.
- CURRENT DOCTORAL SUPERVISIONUnderstanding the Experiences of Women Living with Type 2 Diabetes During Breast Cancer Treatment to Enhance Diabetes Care
- CURRENT DOCTORAL SUPERVISIONTransition of registered nurses to postgraduate midwifery students: A mixed method study
- CURRENT DOCTORAL SUPERVISIONExploring the Nursing Workforce in Victorian Neonatal Services
- CURRENT DOCTORAL SUPERVISIONEmpowering Caregivers in Managing Fever for Pre-school Children:Discharge Communication in Emergency Departments
- CURRENT DOCTORAL SUPERVISIONInfluence of Interprofessional Educational (IPE) Module for Enhancing Foot Care among Individuals with Type ? 2 Diabetes Mellitus
- CURRENT DOCTORAL SUPERVISIONIntegrating the RUSONM role into practice lessons and outcomes explored.
- COMPLETED DOCTORAL SUPERVISIONSelf-care perspectives of Chinese immigrants with type 2 diabetes living in Victoria, Australia
- COMPLETED DOCTORAL SUPERVISIONSupporting Diabetes Management in Young Adults During Life Transitions Using mHealth
- COMPLETED DOCTORAL SUPERVISIONThe Impact of Nurse-to-Nurse Interactions on Patient Safety Outcomes: A Qualitative Study of Australian Graduate Nurses and Nurse Leaders
- COMPLETED DOCTORAL SUPERVISIONClosed Loop Medication Administration Using Mobile Nursing Information System
- COMPLETED DOCTORAL SUPERVISIONA Consensus Approach to Building Diabetes Capabilities in the Healthcare Workforce
- COMPLETED DOCTORAL SUPERVISIONCulturally Sensitive End-of-Life Communication in Intensive Care
- COMPLETED DOCTORAL SUPERVISIONBarriers and Enablers to Preventative and Early Intervention Diabetes-Related Footcare
- COMPLETED DOCTORAL SUPERVISIONNurses' Decision Making in Response to Patient Changes
- COMPLETED DOCTORAL SUPERVISIONEffects of a Low Carbohydrate Diet on Symptoms and Quality of Life in Diabetic Cardiomyopathy
- COMPLETED DOCTORAL SUPERVISIONThe Health Literacy in Pregnancy (HeLP) research study
- COMPLETED MASTERS SUPERVISIONVictorian nurses' and men's perceptions of the primary care nurse role
- COMPLETED MASTERS SUPERVISIONMultimorbidity Management Among First-Generation South Asian Migrants in Australia