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1 ICEN 15th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE FOR EMERGENCY NURSES

OH THE PLACES YOU’LL GO15th International Conference for Emergency Nurses

11 – 13 October 2017

SMC | Sydney

2 ICEN 15th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE FOR EMERGENCY NURSES 11–13 OCTOBER 2017 SMC SYDNEY 3

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COMMITTEE

Dinner & Award Sponsor Conference ConvenorWayne Varndell Faculty of Health, University of Technology, Sydney

Scientific ConvenorsProfessor Kate Curtis Trauma St George Hospital, University of Sydney

Professor Margaret Fry Faculty of Health, University of Technology Sydney

Committee MembersMatt LutzeKylie StarkAlana ClementsJanine GarlandMichael HenleyCeline HillClaire HutchinsonBelinda Munroe

Kate Ruperto

About CENAThe College of Emergency Nursing Australasia (CENA) is the peak professional association representing emergency nurses. There are large numbers of nurses working in emergency and many more in circumstances which see them providing emergency care to patients outside of emergency departments.

This includes nurses working in small regional and rural hospitals, health care centres and flight nurses. For more information visit www.cena.org.au.


Professor Gillian TriggsPast President of the Australian Human Rights Commission, current Vice-Chancellor’s Fellow, University of Melbourne.

Professor Maaret CastrénHead of the Department of Emergency Medicine and Services in Helsinki, Finland

Dr Lou AtkinsSenior Teaching Fellow of the UCL Centre for Behaviour Change

Dr John LamberteHealth NSW’s Chief Clinical Information Officer

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS


SOCIAL FUNCTIONS

Welcome ReceptionIf you never did you should. These things are fun and fun is good.

Welcome to the 2017 ICEN Conference! This is the first social opportunity to catch up with your interstate colleagues and sponsors and exhibitors of the Meeting. The welcome reception also provides a great opportunity to meet delegates who are attending the conference for the first time.

Date: Wednesday 11th October

Time: 1730 – 1930

Venue: Banquet Hall & Marble Foyer – SMC Conference & Function Centre

Dress Code: Neat Casual

Vivid Op Shop Glam Conference DinnerIt is with great pleasure that the Organising Committee of the 2017 15th ICEN and our friends at HESTA invite you to attend the Conference dinner on Friday 13th October at 7pm.

Date: Friday 13th October

Time: 1900 till late

Venue: Ivy Ballroom, Level 1, 320 George Street (15 minutes walk from SMC)

Dress Code: Vivid Op Shop Glam

Entertainment: Jellybean Jam

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Be the most incandescent Using a thrifty few cents How much can you lose? How much can you win?

Win the prize for best dresser for $20 or lesser


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PROGRAM

Wednesday 11 October 20170730 Workshop Registration Open / Exhibition Bump In

Banquet Hall & Marble Foyer, Ground Level, SMC0830-1030 PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP SESSION 1Oh, the thinks you can think up if only you

try!

It’s not what it is, it’s about

what it can become

Oh the things you can find if you don’t stay

behind

A person’s a person no matter how

small

It’s fun too have fun but you have to know how

It’s opener out there in

the wide open air

Doric, Ground Floor

Boardroom, Fourth Floor

Tuscan, Ground Floor

Ionic, Ground Floor

Composite, Ground Floor

Corinthian, Ground Floor

How to get started in clinically relevant research

Prof Marg Fry, Prof Kate Curtis

Clinician behaviour change

Dr Louise Atkins

Airway Skills and Team Dynamics

Dr Anthony Lewis, Dr Laurence Boss

Paediatric minor injury management. Skin, teeth, bones and distraction

Glenda Mullen, Danielle Coates

Designing and conducting simulation. Tricks and tips

Jane Cichero, Nadine Alcorn

Non Invasive Ventilation (NIV); Overcoming challenges in the ED

Claire Constantine

1030-1115 Morning Tea Ground Floor Foyer


1115-1315 PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP SESSION 2So the writer who breeds more words

than he needs, is making a

chore for the reader who

reads

Sometimes the questions

are complicated

and the answers are

simple

Be who you are and say

what you feel, because

those who mind don’t matter and those who

matter don’t mind

A person’s a person no matter how

small

It’s fun too have fun but you have to know how

It’s opener out there in

the wide open air

Doric, Ground Floor

Boardroom, Fourth Floor

Tuscan, Ground Floor

Ionic, Ground Floor

Composite, Ground Floor

Corinthian, Ground Floor

Art and craft of peer review

Prof Ramon Shaban, Prof Julie Considine

Injury management skills (binders, splints, HFNP, eFast, xray)

Matt Miller, Rochelle Cummins

Self-care & well-being for emergency nurses – leading per-son centred compassion-ate care

Suzanne Murray, Karen Tuqiri

…continued…

Paediatric minor injury management. Skin, teeth, bones and distraction

Glenda Mullen, Danielle Coates

…continued…

Designing and conducting simulation. Tricks and tips

Jane Cichero, Nadine Alcorn

Vascular Access in the Critically-lll Emergency Patient: I need Access NOW!

Marquerita Cirillo

1200 Registration Desk Open Marble Foyer, Ground Level Speaker’s Preparation Area Open Balcony, Level 2

1300-1400 Welcome Lunch with the Exhibitors Banquet HallOpening Plenary 1 Grand Lodge

Chair: Wayne Varndell

To the world you may be one person, but to one person you may be the world. Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. It’s not.

1400-1415 Welcome to Country | Uncle Chicka Madden

Conference Introduction | Conference Convenors1415-1445 Keynote Address | Professor Gillian Triggs

Embedding human rights for our patients within emergency practice and chaos

1445-1515 Keynote Address | Professor Maaret Castrén

Teamwork, nurses and improving post resus care1515-1535 Clinical Update 1 | Linda Magann

End of life care in the ED1535-1545 Q&A Panel


1545-1615 Afternoon Tea with the Exhibitors Banquet HallPlenary Session 2 Grand Lodge

Chair: Julie Considine

You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself in any direction you choose.

1615-1730 5 minute talks from some of those who have travelled

1. Role and what difference does it make

2. Why did I do it?

3. How did I do it?

4. Future of the role?

5. Best piece of advice and why…

CNC (Margaret Murphy); Remote (Josh Stafford); NUM (Anna O’Hare); NP (Matt Lutze); Austere (Alana Clements); Policy (Sarah Marmara); Military (TBA); Academic (Prof Marg Fry)

1730 Sessions close

How did it get so late so soon?1730-1930 Welcome Reception in the Exhibition Banquet Hall

If you never did you should. These things are fun and fun is good.

Thursday 12 October 2017 0730 Registration Desk Open Marble Foyer, Ground Level

Speaker’s Preparation Area Open Balcony, Level 2

Arrival tea and coffee in the exhibition

You’ll miss the best things if you keep your eyes shut!Plenary Session 3 Grand Lodge

Chair: Professor Marg Fry

Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don’t matter and those who matter don’t mind

0800-0820 What is the role of social media in clinical practice

Ian Miller0820-0850 Keynote Address | Dr Lou Atkins

How to get clinicians to change their behaviour0850-0915 Building resilience in emergency nurses

Professor Kim Foster0915-0940 Engaging and working with different generations

Associate Professor Leanne Cutcher


0940-1000 Designing our future. Turn on your phone and have your say

Professor Julie Considine1000-1030 Morning Tea with the Exhibitors Banquet Hall1030-1205 Concurrent Session A

ORAL PRESENTATIONS (15 minute presentation; 5 minute question time)

Paediatric Injury & Re-suscitation

GRAND LODGE

Chair: Kylie Stark

Rural / Remote

Innovation

IONIC

Chair: Michael Henley

Developing & Supporting

Our Staff

CORINTHIAN


Enhancing Handover

TUSCAN

Chair: Claire Hutchinson

Improving Care & Flow

in the ED

COMPOSITE

Chair: Belinda Munroe

1030-1050 Childhood injury in Australia – a 10-year review of the character-istics and health outcomes of injury-related hospitalisa-tions

Prof. Kate Curtis

Clinical con-siderations, barriers and outcomes for paediatric burns in rural and remote areas

Dr Bronwyn Griffin

Innovative succession planning and leadership development in a tertiary Emergency Department: Developing the next generation of leaders through a clearly defined professional development pathway, education sessions and training days

Kimberly Jackson, Cassandra Rooney

It’s the ED I have a patient to handover: The development of the ED to ward clinical handover tool

Naomi Clark

Time is precious (T.I.P) , a fast track pathway for palliative care patients presenting to the Emergency Department

Daniela Vasquez, Lauren Deland


1055-1115 ‘It’s turned our world upside down’: Support needs of parents of critically injured children during ED admission

Dr Alexandra Young

Critical care in the middle of nowhere – delivering evidence-based resuscitation in rural Queensland by designing an innovative simulation course

Samuel Brookfield

Requisite education framework: A competency based framework for progression through the Emergency Department

Sean Lannan, Amanda Naumann

Emergency Department nursing shift leaders’ perceptions of their role in responding to escalation of care for patient clinical deterioration

Vanessa Leonard-Roberts

A randomised control trial: Improving analgesic ad-ministration time for the cognitively impaired old-er persons

Prof. Margaret Fry

1120-1140 Improving clinical handover of critically ill or injured children from the Emergency Department to the Children’s Intensive Care Unit

Jane Cichero

International flight nurse – destination Riyadh KSA – an enchanted story of Arabian Nights and what lies beyond

Michele Hardesty-Munday

‘Growing Our Own’- educational framework to assist with the recruitment, professional development and retention of emergency nurses

Danielle Waddell, Tracey Ingvorsen

Optimizing the emergency to ward handover process

Shannon Bakon, Tracey Millichamp

Analysis of factors influencing length of stay in Emergency Department Dr. Sardjito Hospital Yogyakarta Indonesia

Happy Kusumawati

1145-1205 The development of the Northern Health “Paediatric Resuscitation Scribing Tool” to assist with scribing during resuscitation

Pamela Perera

Almost paradise!

Rebecca Collins

We don’t eat our young! The Royal North Shore Hospital second year transitions to Emergency Department Program

Jessica Willetts

Emergency Department nursing shift leaders’ responses to episodes of escalation of care for clinical deterioration

Vanessa Leonard-Roberts

The state of our Emergency Departments: Tasmanian trends and perspectives

Maria Unwin, Claire Morley


1205-1330 Lunch with the Exhibitors Banquet Hall 1230-1330 CENA AGM (members only) Grand LodgePlenary Session 4: Science that changed my practice Grand Lodge

Chair: Professor Ramon Shaban

Better than hunches in bunches1330-1430 1. What is it?

2. Why is it important?

3. How did I translate it?

Professor Maaret Castrén; Dr John Lambert; Professor Julie Considine1430-1440 Discussion1440-1505 Transforming incidents into practical and affordable clinical change

Dr John Mackenzie1505-1510 Move to breakouts

1510-1555 Concurrent Session BORAL PRESENTATIONS (15 minute presentation; 5 minute question time)

Design & Technology

GRAND LODGE

Chair: Kate Ruperto

Developing & Supporting Our

Staff

IONIC

Chair: Celine Hill

Violence, We Won’t Be

Silenced

CORINTHIAN

Chair: Matt Lutze

Generating Evidence for

Change

TUSCAN

Chair: Belinda Munroe

1510-1530 Design to support staff communication in Emergency Departments

A/Prof. Bernice Redley

Morale, stress and coping strategies of clinical staff working in Emergency Departments: A comparison of two different departments

Dr Louisa Abraham, Dr Amy Johnston

The same but different: The experiences of metropolitan and regional Emergency Department nurses with patient-related violence

Dr Jacqui Pich

Gender-based disparities in evidence-based care for patients admitted through Emergency Departments with acute coronary syndrome: A retrospective multi-site study

Dr Lisa Kuhn


1535-1555 Triage accuracy and consistency: The development and evaluation of the Triage Quality Assessment Software

Alister Hodge

Reducing perceived and objectively measured levels of stress in emergency nurses using an end of shift debrief – a research protocol

Lucinda Mithen

Workplace violence in the Emergency Department in Saudi Arabia: An inferential result

Waleed Alshehri

Now we know why respiratory rates are poorly recorded: Let’s do something about it!

Tracy Flenady

1555-1625 Afternoon Tea with the Exhibitors Banquet Hall

Fellows Meeting BalconyPlenary Session 5 Grand Lodge

Chair: Professor Kate Curtis

If things start happening, don’t worry, don’t stew, just go right along and you’ll start happening too

1630-1650 Keynote Address | Dr John Lambert

Technology, trust and how it will help you1650-1725 Why fit in when you were born to stand out?

1. Who I am and why

2. The most important things emergency nurses need to do from my perspective

3. How I can help you (emergency nurse)

4. Our Utopia

Executive (Associate Professor Clair Ramsden); New Graduate (Brooke Parsons); Forensics (Professor Joe Duflou); Clinical Excellence Commission (Paul Hudson); Paramedic (Adam Parker), Parent (Emma Bosker); Emerg Physician (Dr John MacKenzie);

1725-1730 Session summary and closeFree evening

Today was good, today was fun. Tomorrow is another one1730 Meetings

» Research Committee | CORINTHIAN

» National Education Committee | CARRINGTON

» Marketing Committee | TUSCAN

» Quality and Professional Practice Standards Committee | COMPOSITE

» Editorial Team | ICONIC

» Professional Standards | BALCONY


Friday 13 October 20170800 Registration Desk Open Marble Foyer, Ground Level

Speaker’s Preparation Area Open Balcony, Level 20830-1005 Concurrent Session C

ORAL PRESENTATIONS (15 minute presentation; 5 minute question time)Nurse Led

System Change

GRAND LODGE

Chair: Matt Lutze

Improving Injury

Outcomes

IONIC

Chair: Michael Henley

Innovated, Simulated &

Educated

CORINTHIAN

Chair: Kate Ruperto

Improving Assessment

& Intervention

TUSCAN

Chair: Alana Clements

Care & Outcomes of Older People

COMPOSITE

Chair: Celine Hill

0830-0850 Building empathy among the people of an Emergency Department: Staff and patients – A two-way interaction

Jodie Burke

Trauma system development: The Tasmanian experience

Andrew Keygan

Designing and implementing full immersion simulation for use in clinical research studies

Dr Belinda Munroe

Emergency nurses knowledge and under-standing of their role in recognising patients with sepsis: A clin-ical review

Amanda Harley, Dr Amy Johnston

Reducing the cost associated with care of elder patients in the ED: Impact of enhanced primary care in an aged care facility

Dr Marc Broadbent

0855-0915 Remodelling of the Nurse Navigator role in the Emergency Department: Change corporate high heels and fancy dresses into clinical scrubs in one foul swoop

Martin Ward, Nicole Altmann

The journey towards implementing two tier trauma team activation and a trauma registry in a regional Australian Emergency Department: Research, audit, review, education, and change management

Elizabeth Quinn

An explora-tion of the barriers and enablers to meaningful engagement with multi-disciplinary simulation education among doctors and nurses in the Emergency Department

Samantha Hoole

Presenting patterns and pharmacolog-ical treatment of migraine in the ED

James Hughes

Influences on Emergency Department length of stay for older people

Prof. Julie Considine


0920-0940 A NURSE CALL BACK SYSTEM: Does telephone fol-low-up post discharge from an Emergency Department lead to improved patient outcomes, and under-standing of discharge plan instruc-tions?

Vanessa Gorman

Simula-tion-based multidisci-plinary team training decreases time to urgent operative procedures for trauma patients

Margaret Murphy

Comparison of post graduate emergency nursing students and nurse educators formative and summative clinical appraisal assessments for patients requiring multi-system care

Rachel Cross

Refinement of an evidence informed care bundle for blunt chest injury

Sarah Kourouche

Character-istics and outcomes of older frequent at-tenders to the Emergency Department

Debra Berry

0945-1005 The Northern Hospital ambulance offload performance improvement – nursing led, nursing driven, nursing success

Jodee Bootle

Development of the Major Trauma Case review tool

Prof. Kate Curtis

Commu-nication of graduate emergency nursing programs

Tamsin Jones

Improving the quality of care of elderly patients in the ED: Geriatric Emergency Department intervention

Andrea Taylor

The trends and charac-teristics of older people presenting with mental health or drug and alcohol con-ditions to four emergency departments

Prof. Margaret Fry

1005-1030 Morning Tea with the Exhibitors Banquet Hall


Plenary Session 6: Drugs, bugs, blood and brains Grand Lodge

Chair: Shane Lenson

Oh the things you can find if you don’t stay behind1030-1230 1. Is there a problem?

2. What is the evidence for and against (mythbusters)

3. What should every ED nurse know?

Clinical update 2: Bugs | Professor Ramon Shaban

Clinical update 3: The exsanguinating trauma patients | Professor Kate Curtis

Clinical update 4: Procedural sedation | Wayne Varndell

Clinical update 5: Illicit drugs | Dr David Caldicott

Clinical update 6: Hot off the press! Triage, treatment and transfer trial for stroke in the ED | Professor Sandy Middleton

1230-1330 Lunch with the Exhibitors Banquet Hall

1330-1505 Concurrent Session DORAL PRESENTATIONS (15 minute presentation; 5 minute question time)

How we should be doing

it – Evidence Based Nursing

Assessment

GRAND LODGE

Chair: Kylie Stark

Research & Innovation

IONIC


Human & Environmental

Crises

CORINTHIAN

Chair: Alana Clements

Implementing & Evaluating

Practice Change

TUSCAN

Chair: Kate Ruperto

1330-1350 A theory-informed toolkit for implementing a patient-assessment framework into emergency nursing practice

Dr Belinda Munroe

Rapid rule out of acute coronary syndrome (ACS)

Erin O’Callaghan

Moments of disaster response in the Emergency Department

Dr Karen Hammad

Results of a protocol for a nurse led analgesia intervention in an urban Emergency Department – Pain-Protocol Initiating Nurses (P-PIN) – a retrospective review

Natasha Jennings, Claire Hatherley


1355-1415 Improving the early identification and management of sepsis: Successful implementation of an evidence-based screening and treatment pathway at Eastern Health

Meredith Symons

Abracadabra! Unveiling the invisible work of emergency nurse practitioners

Matt Lutze

The Perfect Storm: South Australian Emergency Department clinician’s experience of an extreme weather event

Dr Karen Hammad

Implementing clinical practice change in the Emergency Department for sepsis and fractured neck of femur; the good, the bad and the ugly of trying to change clinicians practice

Julie Gawthorne

1420-1440 Post resuscitation management of cardiac arrest patients in the critical care environment: A retrospective audit of compliance with evidence based guidelines

Annabel Milonas

Go hard in the waiting room: Early methoxyflurane

Allison Jordan

Refugees on the Aegean, and beyond: An emergency nursing perspective on humanitarian aid work and primary care

Michael Henley

CREDIT: Cannulation Rates in the Emergency Department Intervention Trial. Improving patient care through the reduction of unnecessary cannula insertion in the Emergency Department

Tracey Hawkins1445-1505 Improving care

for people with Parkinson’s disease presenting to an Emergency Department: Implementing a care bundle

Prof. Margaret Fry

Eye tracking technology; education through innovation

Louise Veitch, Anil Thaduri

‘Oh the places you will go – and what will you find when you get there?’ An account of nurses overcoming barriers in a refugee crisis to provide nursing care

Helen Zahos

Implementation, evaluation and refinement of an intervention to improve blunt chest injury management

Prof. Kate Curtis

1505-1530 Afternoon Tea with the Exhibitors Banquet Hall


SPONSORSClosing Plenary Grand Lodge


The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go

1530-1600 Plenary Address | Peter Anthony

The psychology of influence1600-1630 Keynote Address | Professor Maaret Castrén

Clinician + Knowledge = Leader1630-1700 Conference Awards, Lucky door prizes, Handover & Close

» Best Research Presentation

» Best Research Study Poster

» Best Innovation Project Presentation

» Best Innovation Project Poster

» Emergency Care Institute Evidence into Practice Research Paper

You’re off to Great Places!

Today is your day! Your mountain is waiting,

So… get on your way!

And will you succeed? Yes! You will, indeed!

(98 and 3/4 percent guaranteed.)

Evening Put on your best op-shop glam for the Conference Dinner Ivy Ballroom (with prizes, conference awards and more!)

The Ivy Ballroom is located at Level 1, 320 George Street (15 minutes walk from SMC).


ePOSTERS

THEME TITLE AUTHORSe1 EDUCATION The Nursing Emergency eXternal

Trauma ProgrammeDr Sharyn Ireland, Rachel Cross, Kelly Decker, A/Prof. Biswadev Mitra

e2 EDUCATION How clean is your stethoscope? Sharon Klim, Brittany Scott-Rimington, Prof. Anne-Maree Kelly

e3 EDUCATION The application of high fidelity emergency nursing simulation to investigate perceptions towards simulation education and documentation practices after the transition to a digital health record system

Rikki Stanton, Benjamin Learmont

4 EDUCATION Education overload in the ED – no way!

Jodie Burke

5 EDUCATION Building a culture of simulation in a paediatric Emergency Department

Jane Cichero, Dr Nichola Concannon, Dr Linda Durojaiye

6 EDUCATION Innovations in delivery of sepsis education in Belmont Emergency Department

Marcia Ingles, Gary Crowfoot

7 EDUCATION ‘Growing our own’- educational framework to assist with the recruitment, professional development and retention of emergency nurses

Danielle Waddell, Tracey Ingvorsen, Vanessa Leonard-Roberts, Elise Sutton, Elizabeth Ward, Adam Watts, Stacey Williamson

8 EDUCATION Implementation of a triage self – review package: Enabling consistency in triage practice for nurses in the Emergency Department.

Stacey Williamson, Elizabeth Ward, Tracey Ingvorsen, Vanessa Leonard-Roberts, Danielle Waddell, Adam Watts

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SPONSORS9 EDUCATION Hypocalcaemia induced tetany secondary to total thyroidectomy: An emergency nursing case study

Shannon Bakon, Dr Judy Craft, A/Prof. Martin Christensen

e10 INNOVATIVE MODELS OF CARE

The effect of the introduction of the phlebotomist on mislabelled blood specimens within the Emergency Department

Kelly Decker, Sally Charlton, Dr Joe D’Agostino, Donna Williams, A/Prof. DeVilliers Smit, Rebecca Atkins


An ED avoidance strategy outside the walls of a busy ED; emergency health care delivery for a planned mass gathering

Tonya Donnelly, Dr Amy Johnston, Nerolie Bost, Dr Michael Aitken, Cary Strong, Jo Timms, Kate Gilmore, Professor Julia Crilly


The bariatric trauma patients journey – roadside to bedside

Cherylynn Mcgurgan, Sally Campbell, Susan Harding

13 INNOVATIVE MODELS OF CARE

Developing skills and a collaborative culture in paediatric critical care

Jane Cichero, Catherine Sumsky, Kylie Furness, Lisa Sealey, Nerralie Shaw


Disposition from the ED – a qualitative analysis of how a nurse call back system can be an effective method to improve patient experience and give valuable information for improvement

Vanessa Gorman, Emily Knights


The development of the Northern Health “Paediatric Resuscitation Scribing Tool” to assist with scribing during resuscitation

Pamela Perera, Adele Berry


Implementing best practice in the triage process within Mater Hospital Brisbane (MHB) Emergency Department (ED)

Luke Burgess

e17 LEADERSHIP Back to basics Aileen Pooleye18 LEADERSHIP Introducing simulation for

recruitment of nurses in the Emergency Department

Emily Cooper, Jan Gehrke

e19 LEADERSHIP Novice to expert emergency nursing Anna D’Ambrosi


e20 LEADERSHIP Unravel my mind & cast me to the right direction – Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Hospital Emergency Department Nursing Mentoring Project

Julie Finucane, Angela Devlin, Mingshuang Ding

21 LEADERSHIP “Opening Night” – the experience of creating and leading a new team, and the experience of commissioning a new Emergency Department

Vanessa Gorman

22 LEADERSHIP Education at the elbow: The use of a Clinical Coach Framework in the Emergency Department

Amanda Naumann, Sean Lannan, Val Mitchell

23 LEADERSHIP Nursing forum for improve staff engagement.

Emily Lynch

24 LEADERSHIP The Northern Hospital Ambulance offload performance improvement – nursing led, nursing driven, nursing success

Jodee Bootle

e25 RESEARCH ED nurse recognition of sepsis is critical to early administration of antibiotics in patients with sepsis to reduce mortality: A systematic review and meta-analysis

Dr Amy Johnston, Dr Joon Park, Prof. Suhail Doi, Vicki Sharman, Justin Clark, Jemma Robinson, Prof. Julia Crilly

e26 RESEARCH Emergency triage documentation: An examination of the content and patterns of content

Michelle Jory, James Hughes, Rob Eley, Anthony Tuckett

27 RESEARCH From there to here and here to there. Nurses are active everywhere!

Stephanie Chappel, Prof. Julie Considine, A/Prof. Brad Aisbett, Dr Nicola Ridgers

28 RESEARCH Nursing handover of vital signs at the transition of care from the emergency department to the inpatient ward: An integrative review

Rachel Cross, Prof.Judy Currey, Prof. Julie Considine

29 RESEARCH Substance misuse and the involuntarily presentation to the Emergency Department

James Hughes, Maureen Sheehan, Jill Evans

30 RESEARCH Rates and features of methamphetamine-related presentations to emergency departments: An integrative literature review

Rikki Jones, Prof. Kim Usher, Dr Cindy Woods


31 RESEARCH Missed opportunities to introduce non-acute care pathways for elderly patients with palliative care needs

Dr Magnolia Cardona-Morrell, Ebony Lewis, Dr Robin Turner, Dr Hatem Alkhouri, Dr Stephen Asha, Dr John Mackenzie, Dr Anna Holdgate, Dr Sam Suri, Dr Luis Winoto, Dr Sally McCarthy, Prof. Ken Hillman

32 RESEARCH Self-rated health as a proxy for frailty in older adults at Emergency Departments

Ebony Lewis, Dr Magnolia Cardona-Morrell, Dr Hatem Alkhouri, Prof. Ken Hillman

33 RESEARCH CPE: Are you ready for the new super bug hitting your ED?

Jo-Anne McShane, Dr Andrew Maclean, Leanne Houston, Helen Marquand, Madeleine Smith, A/Prof Mary O’Reilly

34 RESEARCH Patient medication literacy and safety in an Emergency Department

Wayne Varndell, Kylie Lovato, Alison Jeffers, Nadya Marquez-Hunt, Rebecca Carroll

e35 TRANSLATION OF EVIDENCE INTO PRACTICE

You dirty wound! Rob McDonald


Protocol for nurse led pathology in an urban Emergency Department- blood + protocol initiating nurses (b+pin)

Natasha Jennings, Katie Murdoch, Dr Mike Noonan, Charlotte Stevens, Mark Marquez, Kelly Decker


“I am a pathway champion” – a retrospective look at the influences of a sepsis pathway

Dale Reading

38 TRANSLATION OF EVIDENCE INTO PRACTICE

Achoo achoo: Have you got the flu? How well do triage nurses identify potential influenza patients?

Jo-Anne Mcshane, Dr Andrew Maclean, Leanne Houston, Helen Marquand, Madeleine Smith, A/Prof Mary O’Reilly


AWARD SPONSORS

Best Research Presentation and Best Research Study Poster

Best Innovation Project Presentation and Best Innovation Project Poster

Emergency Care Institute Evidence into Practice Research Paper

CENA Emergency Department of the Year

CENA Emergency Nurse of the Year

Indigenous Emergency Nurses Scholarship (deferred to 2018)

Innovation in Emergency Care Grant

Elaine Killeen Continuing Professional Development Scholarship

Philippa Moore Publication Prize

Julie Finucane OAM Medal for Leadership in Emergency Nursing


EXHIBITORS

# ORGANISATION

01 Midmed

02 CareFlight

03 Top End Health Service

04 Multigate Medical Devices

05 Nursing Essentials

06 Elsevier Clinical Solutions

07 HESTA

08 HESTA

09 Radiometer Pacific

10 Philips

11 Fisher & Paykel Healthcare

12 Howard Wright Limited

13 EMERGENCY SERVICES HEALTH

14 BD

15 Monash University

16 Defence Jobs

17 Panda Pearls

18 Panda Pearls

19 TELEFLEX MEDICAL AUSTRALIA

20 Clinical Excellence Commission

21 CENA / TNP

22 YNA Your Nursing Agency

23 University of Tasmania

24 Dräeger


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