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Vanessa Leonard-Roberts,Judy Currey,Julie Considine Vanessa Leonard-Roberts
Background: Clinical leadership is fundamental to patient safety. The Emergency Department (ED) nurse-in-charge is a key leadership role; however, few studies have explored the management of clinical deterioration from th...
Nicholas W C Herrman,Colman Hatton,Christopher Fung Nicholas W C Herrman
Aortic dissection is a rare but clinically significant cause of chest pain in the emergency department (ED). While classic risk factors include advanced age, male sex, and tobacco use, pregnancy is also an independent and easily overlooked ...
Abdi D Osman,Muhammad Aziz Rahman,Louisa Lam et al. Abdi D Osman et al.
Background: Emergency departments routinely offer cardiopulmonary resuscitation and endotracheal intubation to patients in resuscitative states. With increasing longevity and prevalence of chronic conditions in Australia,...
Eamon Merrick,Janie Busby Grant,Andrew Mckune et al. Eamon Merrick et al.
Background: Evidence regarding stress, team structure and decision-making has been used to inform efficacious team composition and deployment. There have been limited attempts to establish the relationship between psychol...
Brett J Anderson,Andrew M Harding,Simone E Taylor et al. Brett J Anderson et al.
Background: On 21 November 2016, during a thunderstorm asthma event, an external disaster was called in our Emergency Department (ED), the first since comprehensive implementation of electronic clinical documentation. Thi...
Bridget Honan,Michael Davoren,Jennifer Preddy et al. Bridget Honan et al.
Background: Hip fractures are a common and painful emergency presentation amongst elderly patients and are associated with significant morbidity and mortality. This study observed the frequency of documentation of pain sc...
Kate Curtis,Siyu Qian,Ping Yu et al. Kate Curtis et al.
Background: Following the provision of urgent care, screening for risks known to impact patient outcomes is an extension of safe emergency nursing care, in particular for falls, pressure injury and substance use. Screenin...
Stephanie E Chappel,Brad Aisbett,Julie Considine et al. Stephanie E Chappel et al.
Background: Emergency nurses work consecutive, rotating shift patterns. However, how their occupational physical activity levels are associated between these shifts is unknown. This study aimed to examine the associations...
Megan Bool,Matthew J Barton,Peta-Anne Zimmerman Megan Bool
Background: Blood culture collection remains the gold standard to diagnose bacteraemia. Current evidence suggests that the emergency department (ED) often has blood culture contamination (BCC) rates above the recommended ...
Ivan Chau,Katja Horn,Alexander Dullenkopf Ivan Chau
Background: Acceleromyometry is the clinical standard for quantitative neuromuscular monitoring, mostly using the stimulation pattern train-of-four (TOF). TOF-Cuff®, a recently introduced neuromuscular monitor with stimu...