So special to graduate with my PhD yesterday with friends & colleagues @BurdeuGabby & @Nurse_Josh Thanks to my wonderful supervisors @Julie_Considine (we missed you!) @Judy_Currey@jones_daza & @Deakin for organising such a memorable event! @DeakinQPS
Our narrative review identified quality gaps in independent medical examinations. Applying quality principles to these clinician-pt encounters will enhance the experience for all @Judy_Currey@IHT_Deakin@DeakinQPS @deakinresearch @RebeccaBartel
https://t.co/xARrYczpM9
Pleased to see an editorial that @Leanne_Aitken and I wrote published in @Aus_CC. We refer to some important empirical work (from the same issue) focusing on recognition and response to patients with signs of clinical deterioration https://t.co/lHZfrEhw3Q
My latest PhD study highlighted deficiencies in interdisciplinary communication about pre-MET deterioration. We need bidirectional communication tools & better interdisciplinary collaboration @Julie_Considine
@Judy_Currey@jones_daza
https://t.co/szi03ikD0t
Frequency & nature of #MET afferent limb failure in patients with documented vital sign abnormalities: A retrospective point prevalence study
FYI @Int_SRRS @Julie_Considine
https://t.co/3XpSXhinXh
Our study found that patients were surprised & shocked during MET calls. Clinicians infrequently engaged with patients or explained what was happening. We must optimise pt centred care. Congrats Penny McCarthy 👏 @Julie_Considine @maryann_street
The virtual special 'clinical deterioration' is out! https://t.co/Bm0lY6ZS6V informative and fascinating editorial by @jones_daza fabulous papers including ground breaking work by @FenellaGill FYI @anzics@Int_SRRS
Modifications to #MET activation criteria and implications for #patientsafety safety: A point prevalence study Congratulations @Steph_Sprogis https://t.co/fwPGPJ9Jwe
Australian Critical Care - special virtual issue - clinical deterioration (https://t.co/Bm0lY6ZS6V) perfect reading for delegates at
https://t.co/jcGovhmmUT
@DeakinQPS celebrates graduation of Dr @BurdeuGabby whose thesis describes nurses’ assessment & management decisions. Finds nurses make safe decisions to protect patients from harm/promote recovery. Thanks to supervisors @Julie_Considine @BodilRasmussen4 Grainne Lowe @IHT_Deakin
Celebrations at @DeakinQPS for Dr Josh Allen's @Nurse_Josh graduation. Thesis identified factors that interact to increase the risk of clinical deterioration in patients & hospital wards. Thanks to supervisors @Judy_Currey @Julie_Considine @jones_daza Liliana Orellana @IHT_Deakin
I'm so happy to share that my PhD is finally done and dusted! Heartfelt thanks to my 🌟 dream 🌟 supervision team @Julie_Considine @Judy_Currey@jones_daza & examiners. A hugely challenging but rewarding journey. Can't wait for the next adventure! @DeakinQPS
My latest PhD paper exploring clinicians' use and perceptions of the pre-MET RRS tier. To optimise recognition and response to pre-MET deterioration in ward pts, system barriers must be addressed @Int_SRRS
System-based barriers negatively influenced pre-MET use. Need to re-evaluate policy, explicitly empower nurses to manage early deterioration & optimise resources. https://t.co/1uLM89f0ML @Steph_Sprogis @Julie_Considine @Judy_Currey@jones_daza@DeakinQPS@IHT_Deakin