Key Research Areas
- Decision‑making in residential care homes
- Physical restraints in gerontological care
- Formal and informal caregiving for dementia and intellectual disability
- Community, hospital, and long‑term care integration
- Nursing education for undergraduate and postgraduate studies
- Qualitative inquiry
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Core Areas of Expertise
Prof. Low’s expertise spans gerontology and long‑term care, qualitative nursing research, and healthcare decision‑making. She specialises in physical restraints, formal and informal caregiving for older adults, care providers and family members, dementia and intellectual disability, residential and community care practices, leadership and management in long-term care settings, discharge planning, and the translation of research evidence into nursing education and policy‑relevant practice.
Recent Publications
2025
- Meaning-making experiences of family caregivers caring for a member with intellectual disability and challenging behaviour
- Family support experiences of adult persons with intellectual disability and challenging behaviour: A scoping review of qualitative studies
- Navigating challenges in using interpretative phenomenological approach with photovoice: A systematic review
2024
- Qualitative protocol of Chinese parents and siblings experiences of managing challenging behaviours of adult persons with intellectual disability in Hong Kong and Northern China
- Methodological challenges and strategies in understanding the lived experiences of childless Chinese older couples
- Breast cancer survivors' experiences of living with treatment choices of breast cancer: A qualitative study
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