About me

Dr Ruth Wei has 30 years of experience in nursing practice, education and research in Australia and China and has expertise in cross-cultural care and quality improvement in nursing.

I have worked as a registered nurse in China and a scheduled medicines registered nurse (rural and isolated practice) in Australia, with a broad range of experience to provide care to patients in a range of settings from intensive care units, emergency departments, surgical wards to community settings. Currently, I teach and supervise undergraduate and postgraduate students with a variety of topics at Murdoch University.

One of my special areas of interest is palliative care and end-of-life care, and death education. I am the principal investigator on an ongoing research project to explore the expectation, experience, and perceptions of palliative care in Chinese migrants living in Australia and a chief investigator in a work-life integration and well-being research project.

Awards

SHP Small Grant Award
Murdoch University (Australia, Perth), 2019
Rural and Isolated Practice Endorsed Registered Nurse (RIPERN) course
Queensland Health (Australia, Brisbane), 2014

Organisational Affiliations

School of Nursing, Murdoch University

Nursing & Midwifery research consultant , Fiona Stanley Hospital (Australia, Perth)

Education

Nursing
20102013, Doctor of Philosophy, Murdoch University (Australia, Perth)
NURSING
20082009, Bachelor of Nursing, Murdoch University (Australia, Perth)

Nursing Conversion

Nursing
20012004, Bachelor of Nursing , Hunan University of Traditional Chinese Medicine (China, Changsha)