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This program is
provisional and will be updated as planning proceeds; it is likely
some sessions will change between now and the conference. Please
ensure you check this program regularly. |
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Tuesday 6 October 2009 |
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0900 – 1700 |
Trauma Nursing Program |
Gold Coast Hospital |
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Wednesday 7 October 2009 |
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0900 - 1700 |
Registration
We suggest you register on Wednesday to avoid queuing up before
the opening session. |
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Workshops
Click here for
workshop descriptions and costs. These workshops are not
included in the conference registration fee. |
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0900 – 1700 |
Trauma Nursing Program |
Gold Coast Hospital |
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1000 – 1200 |
Writing for publications |
Coolangatta I |
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0930
– 1300 |
Splinting trauma injuries – just add water |
Coolangatta II |
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1400
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Suturing workshop for Emergency Nurses |
Coolangatta II |
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1300 – 1500 |
Preparing research proposals |
Coolangatta I |
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1530 – 1700 |
Clinical practice guidelines and making them useful |
Coolangatta I |
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1530 – 1700 |
Ventilation strategies for Emergency Presentations |
Coolangatta III |
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1600
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Tissue
Adhesive "Hands On" Workshop |
Coolangatta II |
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Committee Meetings |
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1100 |
Research Committee |
Coolangatta IV |
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1200 |
Publications/AENJ Committee |
Coolangatta IV |
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1300 |
Finance Committee |
Coolangatta IV |
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1500 |
Administrative Committee |
Coolangatta IV |
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1600 |
Professional Standards Committee |
Coolangatta IV |
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1700 |
Education Committee |
Coolangatta IV |
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Thursday 8 October 2009 |
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0800 - 0900 |
Registration |
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0900 |
Opening Session |
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Welcome to
Country |
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Welcome Address |
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0915 |
Invited
Speaker
Dr
Kim Forrester
Registered
Nurse, Barrister-at-law |
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1015 |
Morning Tea |
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1045 |
Invited
Speaker
Acute Care Nurses, Decisions and
Irreducible Uncertainty in Practice
Professor Carl Thompson
Department of Health Sciences, The University of York |
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1130 |
Invited
Speaker
Examples of
Evidenced Based Practice in Emergency Nursing: Will it Ever
Change?
Dr
Renee’ Semonin Holleran
Intermountain Medical Center, Salt Lake City, Utah,
USA
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1230 |
Lunch |
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1330 |
Concurrent Sessions |
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1A
Clinical Intervention 1 |
1B
Disasters |
1C
Paediatrics |
1D
Violence |
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1330-1355 |
Stroke and TIA
management in the ED
Annette Lenstra*, Dr Jay Weeraratne |
Evaluating the
influential factors in mass gathering casualty
presentation characteristics – World Youth Day, Sydney,
Australia 2008
Jamie Ranse*, Prof Paul Arbon, Mayumi Kako |
Emergency
Personel Response to Families who experience Pregnancy
Loss and Sudden Unexpected Death of an Infant (SUDI)
Lorraine Harrison* |
A qualitative
descriptive study of the experience of triage nurses
regarding patient-related workplace violence
Jacqueline Pich* |
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1355-1420 |
Getting with
the program - introduction of Thrombolytic therapy for
Stroke patients in a rural ED
Louise Vuillermin*, Sue Roberts, Jennifer
Dennett, Dr Krishna Mandaleson |
Total Threat:
The Implications of a Bushfire Emergency
Jane Mateer* |
Improving
patient safety in the paediatric emergency
department-the use of oral syringes
Kay Best*, Dr Fenton O'Leary, Kellie Rafter |
Developing
Clinical Practice Guidelines for violence risk
assessment at triage
Dr Natisha Sands*, Dr Marie Gerdtz* |
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1420-1445 |
How
evidence-based is ED management of exacerbation of COPD?
Dr Julie Considine*, Prof Mari Botti, Prof Shane Thomas |
The
pre-hospital role of nurses during the Victorian
Bushfires
Jamie Ranse*, Brett Aimers, Shane Lenson |
Paediatric
Emergency Department New Graduate Program: A recruitment
strategy or the start of something new?
Nadine Griffiths*, Jenny Major |
Developing
processes for responding effectively to violence risk at
triage
Cathy Daniel*, Marie Gerdtz, Vikki Dearie |
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1445-1510 |
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It's Hot, Hot,
Hot! The 2009 Adelaide heatwave - stories, relfections
and leasons learned
Matthew Conaghty, Janice Elliott, Philip Coward,
Megan Wake, Debra Henrys |
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Charmaine Power*,
Judith Dwyer, Janny Maddern, Deb McCarthy, Laura
Bahnisch
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1510 |
Afternoon Tea |
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1530 |
Concurrent Sessions |
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2A
Clinical Intervention 2 |
2B
Flow |
2C
Paediatrics &
Triage |
2D
Violence &
Trauma |
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1530-1555 |
An Australian
audit of emergency department pain management patterns
Sue Huckson |
Management of
Infectious Patients within limited resources in the
Emergency Department: A strategy for effective
management
Jonathan Magill*, Christine O'Sullivan, Allan Ajami |
Evidence-based
practice translation project in a paediatric emergency
department: Antipyretic interventions for children with
fever
Ruth Hollin* |
Evaluation of
a tiered trauma call system in an Australian Level 1
Trauma Centre
A/Prof Kate Curtis*, Dr Amit Rana, Anthony Cook, Dr
Jake Olivier, Dr Wendy Watson, A/Prof Thomas
Nau |
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1555-1620 |
Nurse-initiated narcotics: Their role in optimum patient
management
Jennifer Sando* , Prof Kim Usher, Dr Petra Buettner |
Three streams are
better: the addition of discharge/paediatric streaming
to improve patient flow
Vanessa Tran*, Dr Rose Chapman, Shane Combs |
The triage
encounter from the patient perspective
Dr Katarina Göransson*, Dr Anette von Rosen |
Perceived
causes of workplace violence among nurses working in a
non-tertiary setting: An ecological approach
Sarah Ogbourne*, Dr Rose Chapmanx, Shane Combs |
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1620-1645 |
Implementing a
Burns Protocol into the Emergency Department
Margaret Villella* |
Does type of
clinician influence ED fast track performance?
Dr Julie Considine*, Matthew Kropman*, Dr Helen E
Stergiou |
“They just
don’t like to wait” A comparative study of Aboriginal
and non-Aboriginal people who do not wait for treatment
or discharge themselves against medical advice from
rural emergency departments
Leanne Wright* |
Factors to
consider for family violence screening implementation in
New Zealand emergency departments
Karen Schimanski*, Bronwyn Hedgecock |
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1645-1710 |
How do you
make a choice in utilisation of resources in the absence
of evidence? A randomised double blinded trial comparing
two topical dermal anaesthetic creams for cannulation
success rates
Jacqueline Fong |
The art of
streamlining flow- the impact of innovative design,
utilisation of expert nursing skills and lean thinking
Jenny Price* |
Problems with
Implementing a standardised Triage System in Saudi
Mohammed Aljohani*, Dr Joy Lyneham |
Climbing the
clinical ladder: Implementation of a trauma education
pathway
Liz Leonard*, Jodie Ekholm* |
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1710 |
Session Close |
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1710 -1810 |
CENA AGM |
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1810 - 1930 |
Welcome Reception
Exhibition Area, Conrad Jupiters |
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Friday 9 October 2009 |
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Registration |
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0800 |
Invited
Speaker
Advanced nursing practice and advanced
practice nursing in Acute Care settings: What is the future?
Professor
Andrew Cashin
Professor
of Nursing, School of Health and Human Sciences, Southern Cross
University |
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0900 |
Invited
Speaker
Ms Rosemary Bryant
Chief Commonwealth Nurse |
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1000 |
Morning Tea |
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1030 |
Concurrent Sessions |
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3A
Clinical Intervention 3 |
3B
Education |
3C
Health
Service Delivery &
IT |
3D
Nurse Practitioners & Leadership |
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1030-1055 |
The Forensic
Nurse Examiner in a rural emergency department: A new
role for emergency nursing
Kate Sloan* |
Integration of
CENA Practice Standards for Postgraduate Emergency
Nursing Assessment
Dr Karen Theobald*, Pauline Calleja, Dr Fiona Coyer |
Long distance
damage control - Is it worth it?
Rebekah Ogilvie*, Dr Damian McMahon |
A 12 month
prosoective review of the impact of emergency
transitional nurse practiitoners in one metropolitan
emergency department
Jaqueline Fong |
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1055-1120 |
Exhaled versus
arterial carbon dioxide levels: improving the
identification of hypercapnia
Elaine Killeen*, Dr Julie Considine, Dr Judy Currey |
Can eLearning
be a resuscitation training tool?
Shane Lenson*, Matt Luther |
“City going
Country” – The marriage of rural and metropolitan
nursing teams
Grant Isedale*, Ron Wilson |
Nurturing
within emergency. The developing and guidance of
inexperienced nurses in the emergency department
Sarah Ogborne*, DR Rose Chapman, Shane Combs |
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120-1145 |
Redback Spider
Bite: Signs, Symptoms and Sequelae
Sarah Bullen* |
Emergency, In
the Shed – Podcasting Education for ED nurses
David Corkill* |
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Reducing the
Tyranny of distance, bringing specialist expertise to
rural EDs
Trish Oxley*, Sharon Rogers |
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1145-1210 |
Should We Go
or Should We Stay
Karen Croker, Jennifer Craig, Dr Peter Miller, Rick
Davies, Peter Randell |
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Royal
Melbourne Hospital Emergency Department redevelopment -
A marriage of bricks and information technology
Elizabeth Virtue* |
Addressing
Emergency Nurse Practitioner scope of practice issues
from an organisational perspective
Grainne Lowe* |
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1210 |
Lunch |
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1320 |
Concurrent Sessions |
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4A
Clinical Intervention 4 |
4B
Workforce & Quality |
4C
Pre-hospital Care & Risk |
4D
The Art and Science 1 |
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1320-1345 |
The L-A-T-E-X
principle – Safe and effective care of the
latex-allergic patient in the emergency department
Sarah Bullen* |
Royal
Melbourne Hospital emergency department redevelopment-
the journey continues
Elizabeth Virtue
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Prehospital
peripheral venous catheters incidence and usage
Dr Katarina Göransson*, Dr Eva Johansson |
Balancing
staff and family presence during resuscitation
Dr Trudy Dwyer* |
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1345-1410 |
The
Alfred Hospitals Emergency Department response as H1N1
(Swine Flu) gripped Victoria
J Thompson*, C Batey, S
Borrell, L Houston, G Land, P Bass, A Lickliter, K
Watson, C. Stansfield, G Harrington
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Department
based recruitment & retention plans - one departments
journey to success
Rowena Dyer*, Shane Lenson |
The effects of
ambulance ramping on Emergency Department length of stay
and in-patient mortality
Maree Hitchcock*, Dr Julia Crilly, Dr Brigid
Gillespie, Professor Wendy Chaboyer |
No touch
technique. Balancing the use of technology with the “art
of nursing” in Emergency Nursing
Wendy Porteous |
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1410-1435 |
Checking the
children: Reviewing the changing model of practice for
Discharge Planning in the Emergency Department
Bridie Cooper* |
Change from the
ground up. The Victorian emergency care clinical network
story, a clinicians’ perspective
Merrin Bamert |
An exploratory
study to examine the phenomenon and practice of
‘Ambulance Ramping’ at hospitals within the Southern
Health Service Districts of Queensland and Queensland
Ambulance Service
Eleanor Hammond*, Kerri Holzhauser, Ramon Shaban,
Nicola Melton |
Balancing the
art and science of aeromedical emergency nursing in the
Australian Outback
Kathy Arthurs* |
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1435-1500 |
The new
frontier of clinical initiative nurses
Allison Jordan, Matt Luther, Shane Lenson,
Michael Holroyd* |
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Presentation
of Emergency Department Shift Cordinators Report which
improved communication and assisted in risk managenent
within the ED
Heather Pearce* |
Intersection
of art and science for Advanced Practice ED Nurses?
Nursing management of Irukandji syndrome
Jennifer Sando*, Prof Kim Usher, Dr Petra Buettner |
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1500 |
Afternoon Tea |
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1500 - 1600 |
Poster Session
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Another compulsory
clinical competence for emergency nurses- Implementing
effective discharge planning
Dr Chin-Yen Han,Chin-Yi Chang, Hui-Ling Lee
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Unplanned revisits
to the emergency department: What emergency department
nurses can do?
Dr Chin-Yen Han*, Wen Chang
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The development of a tool to
facilitate handover from the emergency department to
inpatient wards
Josephine Heard*
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The needs of
families of critically ill patients in the emergency
department: A literature review
Li Hsiang Wang*, Dr Chin-Yen Han
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The Medication
Audit of Nurse Practitioner Prescribing at the Alfred
Emergency and Trauma Centre
Natasha Jennings*, John Thompson, Rebecca Sedgman,
Grainne Lowe, Shin Choo
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Standardisation of
care - a clear direction
Martin Monaghan
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The nursing
experience of a patient with acute paraquat poisoning in the
emergency department in Taiwan: A case study
Chin-Yi Chang, Dr Chin-Yen Han*, Liu Pi-Hsia
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Emergency
Department in Saudi Arabia: Why Do We Need A Standardised
Triage System?
Mohammed Aljohani*, Dr Joy Lyneham
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Managing
hyperglycaemia is an imperative during admissions for
cardiac disease: building the case
Lisa Kuhn*, Geraldine Lee
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Presentation to
emergency departments due to chemotherapy induced
complications: opportunities for improving service delivery
Dr Patricia Livingston, Dr Melinda Craike, Dr Julie
Considine*, Prof Mari Botti, Prof Beverly O'Connell
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Chest Pain- Is it
cardiac or non-cardiac? A retrospective audit of data
collection and homogeneity
Rebecca Sedgman, Samantha Dix*, Gerry Lee*
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Heat stroke in the
emergency department: A case report
Shu-Ying Lin, Shu-Li Chen, Dr Chin-Yen Han*
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1515 |
Free
time
Optional site visit to Robina Emergency Department |
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1900 - 2400 |
Conference Dinner
Pavilion Marquee, Conrad Jupiters |
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Saturday 10 October 2009 |
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Registration |
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0830 |
Invited
Speaker
The Emergency Care Community of Practice:
Working in partnership to implement best practice
Sue Huckson
Director, Effective Practice Program, National Institute of
Clinical Studies, National Health and Medical Research Council |
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0930 |
Invited
Speaker
Gayle Cullinan
Clinician and programme manager, Psychological health and
well-being |
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1030 |
Morning Tea |
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1100 |
Concurrent Sessions |
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5A
Professional Development & Ethics |
5B
Special Topics |
5C
Health Service Delivery |
5D
The Art and Science 2 |
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1100-1125 |
Credentialling
for Advance Practice Nurses - 'what is it and why do I
need it'
Matthew Rodway |
Helping Emergency Nurses to act
sooner: Identifying the deteriorating adult and child
Jodie Ekholm*, Paul Hudson*, Maree Johnson, Rachel
Langdon |
Clinical risk
management: What are the sources of clinical risk in
Emergency care?
Belinda Mitchell*, Dr Julie Considine, Prof Mari
Botti |
The joy of
storytelling and humour; A wonderful ingredient within
the Art and Science of Emergency Nursing
Ronnie Taylor* |
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1125-1150 |
Same same but different? Learners'
perceptions of post-graduate studies
Amanda Charles*, Kate Holden |
A new model of
care for the discharged Emergency Department Patient
Frances Onions* |
Our role as a
Private Hospital Emergency Department in the future
Sarah Arnold*, Fiona Frew* |
Emergency
Nursing Basics: Some new perspectives on ‘old’
knowledge…
Cathi Montague*
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1150-1215 |
Raising the
bar - Creating a supported professional development
program in a metropolitan community hospital
Michelle Cruse*, Deb Lewington |
Factors
affecting referral and response for clients who present
with a mental illness to the ED
Marc Broadbent*, Dr Lorna Moxham, Dr Trudy Dwyer |
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Telling tales:
A method of maintaining the art in emergency nursing
Delia O'Brien* |
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1215-1240 |
The Emergency Nursing experience
during the Black Saturday Bushfire tragedy: The Alfred
hospital response.
S Smith*, P Liston, L
Niggemeyer |
Analysis of
the emergency care experience of older people and their
carers
Dr Julie Considine*, Peita Wellington*, Prof Keith
Hill, Robyn Smith, John Gannon, Ms
Marnie Graco, Christine Behm, Dr Tracey Weiland, Sally
McCarthy, Samantha Corrie |
Linking ambulance, emergency
department and hospital admission records to examine
patient and health service delivery outcomes when
opening an additional emergency department: a before and
after study
Dr Julia Crilly*, Dr James Lind, Marilla O'Dwyer*,
John O'Dwyer, Kerri Melki, A/Prof
Vivienne Tippett, Nerolie Bost, Prof Marianne Wallis, Dr
Gerben Keijzers, Dr Sue Shiels |
Education -
Innovative practice for the future
Simone Andrews |
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1240 |
Lunch |
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1330 |
Closing Plenary - The Great Debate
It is the year 2025 - What is the scope of practice of the ED
nurse? What are we doing? |
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1515 |
Awards
- National
Health and Medical Research Council - National Institute
of Clinical Studies (NHMRC-NICS) - Evidence into Action
Prize
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Australasian
Society for Emergency Medicine (ASEM): Best Rural and
Best Metropolitan
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Handover to 2010 Conference Committee |
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1530 |
Farewell Drink |
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