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Bradley Chesham,Christopher Dawber Bradley Chesham
Background: A multitude of Australian hospitals use non-clinical staff to assist with chest compressions and ancillary duties during cardiopulmonary resuscitation. Whilst few studies have focused on psychological implicat...
Wayne Varndell,Alister Hodge,Elizabeth Ryan et al. Wayne Varndell et al.
Background: The purpose of this study was to evaluate the use and feasibility of a software system called the Triage Quality Assessment Software in New South Wales emergency departments, to assist in evaluating triage dec...
Donna Marynowski-Traczyk,Marc Broadbent,Stuart A Kinner et al. Donna Marynowski-Traczyk et al.
The involvement of families, carers and significant others (i.e. social support networks) has a positive corollary for a person experiencing mental health problems. Accordingly, in Australia involvement of social support networks within men...
Natalie Elizabeth Anderson,Julia Slark,Kate Faasse et al. Natalie Elizabeth Anderson et al.
Background: Around the world, many paramedics are authorised to withhold or terminate resuscitation. Research indicates this can be a challenging part of their role. Little is known about graduating paramedic student conf...
Happy I Kusumawati,Judy Magarey,Philippa Rasmussen Happy I Kusumawati
Backgrounds: The increasing demand for emergency care may cause prolonged Emergency Department length of stay that has an impact on quality of care. In Indonesia, factors influencing Emergency Department length of stay ar...
D Berry,M Street,J Considine D Berry
Background: Frequent Emergency Department (ED) attendance is a common occurrence, across all patient age groups. Older frequent users of ED are an at-risk group who often have complex, chronic health needs with many requi...
Audas W Grant,David J Buckley Audas W Grant
Introduction: The geographical vastness of Australia in rural and remote regions provides challenges for hospital nursing staff when a medical officer is not immediately available. Delaying treatment until a medical offic...
Hui Grace Xu,Amy N B Johnston,Jaimi H Greenslade et al. Hui Grace Xu et al.
Background: Emergency departments (EDs) are stressful workplaces. Limited research explores components ED staff find stressful and how they cope. The aim of this study is to describe ED staff perceptions of their working ...
S Liddicoat S Liddicoat
Background: People with self harm and suicidal ideation are increasingly presenting emergency departments, resulting in significant economic impacts, increasing pressure on triage processes, and often poor outcomes and ex...
Andrea Taylor,Marc Broadbent,Marianne Wallis et al. Andrea Taylor et al.
Background: The rapid screening of older adults in the Emergency Department (ED) at risk of adverse events is considered useful. The aim of this study was to evaluate the predictive validity of the interRAI ED screener fo...