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Caregiving occupations, health and well-being of Chinese mothers of children with disabilities living in Australia, Singapore and Taiwan by Sim, So Sin, Bourke-Taylor, Helen, Yu, Mong-Lin, Fossey, Ellie, Tirlea, Loredana

“…Introduction: Mothers of children with disabilities report increased maternal stress, compromised mental health and reduced leisure and social participation…”
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Being more than a mother: A qualitative study of Asian immigrant mothers in Australia who have children with disabilities by Sim, So Sin, Bourke-Taylor, Helen, Fossey, Ellie, Yu, Mong-lin

“…•Immigrant mothers of children with disabilities living in Australia experienced positive change.•Mothers experienced satisfaction when engaging in meaningful…”
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The everyday occupations of East Asian mothers who have children with disabilities: A scoping review by Sim, So Sin, Bourke-Taylor, Helen, Fossey, Ellie, Yu, Mong-lin

“…•East Asian mothers highly value activities that develop and progress their children.•East Asian mothers’ opportunities to participate in their own activities…”
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Cross-Cultural Validation of the Chinese Version of the Health Promoting Activities Scale by Sim, So Sin, Bourke-Taylor, Helen M, Yu, Mong-Lin, Fossey, Ellie, Tirlea, Loredana

“…The Health Promoting Activities Scale (HPAS) measures the frequency of participation in health-promoting activities of mothers of children with disabilities…”
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Every parent matters: The value of a parent-centric approach to supporting parenting occupations and roles by McGrath, Margaret, Honey, Anne, Codd, Yvonne, Rider, John V, Morrison, Rodolfo, Abizeid, Carla Matta, Zein, Hiba, Tan, Hwei Lan, Sim, So Sin, Wan Yunus, Farahiyah, Romli, Muhammad Hibatullah, Pituch, Evelina

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A pilot study of the impact of the Asian Tsunami on a group of Asian media workers by Sin, Sim So, Chan, Angelina, Huak, Chan Yiong

“…The Asian Tsunami that struck on December 26, 2004, claimed tens of thousands of lives. To bring up-to-date news to the public, many media workers raced to the…”
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