Dr Amy Baker

Excludes commercial-in-confidence projects.

Research outputs for the last seven years are shown below. Some long-standing staff members may have older outputs included. To see earlier years visit ORCID, ResearcherID or Scopus

Open access indicates that an output is open access.

Highlights

Chapters

Journal Articles

Conferences

Reports

Other outputs

Book chapters

Ferguson, M, Baker, A & Procter, NG 2019, A culturally competent approach to suicide research with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, in P Liamputtong (ed.), Handbook of Research Methods in Health Social Sciences, Springer, Singapore. 

Procter, N & Baker, A 2017, Immigrant elders, in E Capezuti, ML Malone, DS Gardner, A Khan & SL Baumann (eds), The Encyclopedia of Elder Care (4th Ed), Springer Publishing Company, New York.

Procter, N, Ferguson, M, Baker A & Babakarkhi, A 2017, Services and supports for refugees and asylum seekers, in M Chambers (ed), Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing: The craft of caring, Routledge, Oxon.

Procter, N, Baker, A, Baker, K & Ferguson, M 2016, Mental health within society and societies, in M Steen & M Thomas (eds), Mental health across the lifespan: A handbook, Routledge, New York.

Procter, N, Baker, A, Grocke, K & Szokalski, M 2014, Introduction to Mental Health and Mental Illness: Human Connectedness and the Collaborative Consumer Narrative, in NG Procter, H Harmer, D McGarry, R Wilson, T Froggatt, Mental Health: A person centred approach. Cambridge University Press: Melbourne.

Procter, N, Babakarkhi, A, Baker, A & Szokalski, M 2014, Mental Health of People of Immigrant and Refugee Background, in NG Procter, H Harmer, D McGarry, R Wilson, T Froggatt, Mental Health: A person centred approach. Cambridge University Press: Melbourne.

Procter, N & Baker, A 2014, Immigrant elders, in A Capezuti, ML Malone, PR Katz & MD Mezey (eds), The Encyclopedia of Elder Care: The comprehensive resource on geriatric health and social care, (3rd Ed), Springer Publishing Company: New York.

Peer-reviewed conference presentations (international)

Baker, A, Moseley, D & Procter, N 2018, The Rural and Remote Inpatient Mental Health Unit Artist-in-Residence Program: Practice-based Research through Art and Partnerships in South Australia, Paper at the 13th International Conference on Arts in Society, June 2018, Vancouver, Canada.

Baker, A & Ferguson, M 2015, Dying Before Their Time: Indigenous youth suicide in Australia, Paper at the 10th G200 Youth Forum, April-May 2015, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany.

Baker, A & Procter, N 2014, Human Flourishing, Loss in the Context of Mental Ill-Health and the Practice of Occupational Therapy - The importance of interdependence, practical wisdom and purpose, Paper at the 16th World Federation of Occupational Therapists (WFOT) Congress, June 2014, Yokohama, Japan.

McDonough, S, Baker, A & Procter, N 2014, Occupational Therapy and Transcultural Mental Health - Challenges, opportunities and strategies for effective practice and engagement, Paper at the 16th WFOT Congress, June 2014, Yokohama, Japan.

Baker, A, Procter, N & Szokalski, M 2014, Engaging Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) Communities in Mental Health: Findings from a literature review and implications for occupational therapy, Poster at the 16th WFOT Congress, June 2014, Yokohama, Japan.

Baker, A, Procter, N & Gibbons, T 2010, The relevance and application of virtue ethics within occupational therapy practice, Paper at the 15th WFOT Congress, Santiago, May 2010, Chile.

Baker, A, Procter, N & Gibbons, T 2010, A Participatory Action Research Project to Explore and Respond to Loss from Mental Illness: Insights for Occupational Therapy Practice, Poster at the 15th WFOT Congress, Santiago, May 2010, Chile.

Lane, AE, Young, R, Baker, A & Angley, M, 2009, Making sense of sensory processing in autism: evidence for the existence of sensory subtypes, Asia Pacific Autism Conference, Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre, August 2009, Sydney, Australia.

Baker, A & Stanley, R 2006, Developing a more healing physical environment using a community development approach, Poster at the 14th WFOT Congress, July, Sydney.

Peer-reviewed conference presentations (national)

Ong, M, Baker, Aguilar, A & Stanley, M 2017, The meanings attributed to community gardening, Australian Therapeutic Landscapes Conference, October 2017, Adelaide.

Ong, M, Baker, Aguilar, A & Stanley, M 2017, Group-based horticultural activities for mental illness: A systematic review, Australian Therapeutic Landscapes Conference, October 2017, Adelaide.

Baker, A, Procter, NG, Gibbons, T 2011, Bringing a virtue ethics perspective to the field of mental health, Paper at the 21th Annual TheMHS Conference, September 2011, Adelaide.

Baker, A, Procter, N, Gibbons, T 2011, Exploring losses from mental illness through a participatory action research project, Paper at the 21th Annual TheMHS Conference, September 2011, Adelaide.

Baker, A, Procter, N & Gibbons, T 2008, An exploration into the meaning, scope and consequences of loss resulting from mental illness and a call for action from occupational therapists, Poster at the OT AUSTRALIA 23rd National Conference & Exhibition, September 2011, Melbourne.

Baker, A, Lane, A, Angley, M & Young, R 2008, Using video observations to explore sensory processing in children with autism: inspiration for a diagnostic instrument, Paper at the OT AUSTRALIA 23rd National Conference & Exhibition, September 2011, Melbourne.

Prior, M, Baker, A, Hamilton-Bruce MA, Rupinskas P 2003, Horticultural Therapy in a Healthcare Setting, Paper at the Australian Society for Medical Research (ASMR) Scientific Meeting, May 2003, Adelaide.

Prior, M, Baker, A, Hamilton-Bruce, M & Rupinskas, P 2003, Horticultural Therapy (HT) at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital and Health Service, Paper at the Stroke Society of Australasia Annual Scientific Meeting.

Environment and wellbeing, including: community gardens; nature-based approaches; sustainability; interactions between human and non-human animals

Mental health and wellbeing, particularly: meaningful occupation for promoting mental health; mental health and wellbeing of emergency services first responders, service personnel and veterans; mental health and wellbeing of people living in rural communities

Participatory and creative approaches in research

Human flourishing and ethics, in particular virtue ethics and the role of relationships and a sense of purpose for wellbeing