Conley, Natalie (2026) Being There is Not Enough: Positioning Nursing Within the Intellectual Disability (Compulsory Care and Rehabilitation) Act 2003. PhD thesis, University of Otago.

Conley, Natalie (2025) Diagnostic overshadowing, health inequity and health literacy with intellectual disability: Time to shape up. In: International Journal of Mental Health Nursing (34) p. 10. From: ACMHN’s 48th International Mental Health Nursing Conference, 30 October - 01 November 2024, Perth, WA, Australia.

Conley, Natalie, Grimes, Andrea, and Park, Tanya (2023) How can we do this better? Nursing care for people who self-harm that matters. In: Internation Journal of Mental Health Nursing (32) p. 11. From: ACMHN’s 47th International Mental Health Nursing Conference: Mental Health Nursing – Unleash the Potential, 13-15 Sep 2023, Melbourne, Australia.

Conley, Natalie, Rouen, Christopher, Park, Tanya, and West, Caryn (2022) Nurses hold the key to improving outcomes for people who present with self-harm. Australian Nursing and Midwifery Journal, 27 (8). pp. 50-51.

Conley, Natalie (2022) The future of nursing for people with intellectual disability in forensic services: Implications for practice. In: International Journal of Mental Health Nursing (31) p. 10. From: ACMHN’s 46th International Mental Health Nursing Conference: Mental Health Nursing in a Climate of Change, 7-9 Sept 2022, Gold Coast, Australia.

West, Caryn, Park, Tanya, Rouen, Christopher, and Conley, Natalie (2022) The mental health echo pandemic: Are nurses and midwives ready? Australian Nursing and Midwifery Journal, 27 (8). pp. 51-52.