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Aim: To describe the experience of family caregivers of dependent elders during medical emergencies in rural settings in Thailand. Methods: ...
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Background: Nurses who work in regional and rural hospitals face unique challenges to disaster preparedness and response. Geographical location and isolation, decreased resources and subsequent workforce, along with organ...
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Background: Emergency Department (ED) discharge involves the communication of healthcare information to optimise patient safety, selfmanagement, and understanding and compliance with ongoing treatment. However, little is ...
Lorelle K Martin,Virginia J Lewis,David Clark et al. Lorelle K Martin et al.
Background: Factors that hinder the pivotal role frontline clinicians play in STEMI management are under-reported. We aimed to explore perceived barriers to effective STEMI management by addressing the following questions...
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Background: Standards endorsed by the Australian Resuscitation Council in 2014 recommend that healthcare providers trained in cardiopulmonary resuscitation should have their skills refreshed at least annually and for thos...
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Background: The risk of healthcare-acquired infection increases during outbreaks of novel infectious diseases. Emergency department (ED) clinicians are at high risk of exposure to both these and common communicable diseas...
Helen Zaouk,Jennifer J Green,Julie Leask Helen Zaouk
Background: Pneumonia is one of the most common reasons patients over the age of 65 years present to the Emergency Department (ED). There is a 23-valent pneumococcal vaccine (23vPPV) available under the National Immunisat...
Kate Curtis,Belinda Kennedy,Andrew J A Holland et al. Kate Curtis et al.
Background: Injury remains the leading cause of death and disability for Australian children. There is known variability in the quality of care delivered to injured children in Australia. This study prioritises recommenda...
Kate Curtis,Belinda Munroe,Connie Van et al. Kate Curtis et al.
Background: Emergency nurses are responsible for the initial assessment, management and safety of critically ill patients. HIRAID, an evidence-informed emergency nursing assessment framework, is known to improve emergency...
Elizabeth Brown,Hideo Tohira,Paul Bailey et al. Elizabeth Brown et al.
Background: Despite evidence of a lower risk of death, major trauma patients are not always transported to Trauma Centres. This study examines the characteristics and outcomes of major trauma patients between transport de...