Rate My Professor Apil Gurung

Gurung's research specializations encompass aged care, gerontology, primary health care, and social justice. Notable publications include 'The outcomes of cardiac rehabilitation in out-of-hospital cardiac arrest survivors: A retrospective observational study' with K.N. Singh and others (Contemporary Nurse, 2025); 'A tale of two generations: Case study of intergenerational living in residential aged care' with Sam Edwards (Collegian, 2022); 'To transfer or not to transfer: Aged care nurses' decision-making to transfer residents to emergency departments' (Collegian, 2021); 'The enigma: Decision-making to transfer residents to the emergency department, communication and care delivery between emergency department staff and residential aged care facilities' nurses' with Michele Romeo and others (Australasian Journal on Ageing, 2022); and 'Understanding registered nurse decision-making, communication and empathy towards patients during emergency department transfers' with Marc Broadbent and others (Journal of Clinical Nursing, 2020). His doctoral thesis, 'Deciding to transfer a resident to the emergency department' (Queensland University of Technology, 2018), provides foundational insights into aged care transfer decisions. Gurung's scholarship, cited over 68 times, advances knowledge on nurse decision-making in aged care emergencies and intergenerational care models.