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NSW HealthNursing and Midwifery Showcase 2019

People

Purpose

Passion

NSW HealthNursing and Midwifery Showcase 2019

People

Purpose

Passion

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NSW Health Nursing and Midwifery Showcase 2019

Chief Nursing and Midwifery Officer’s Welcome Welcome to the launch of the annual NSW Health Nursing and Midwifery Showcase.

Building on the wonderful 10 years of Essentials of Care Showcases, we are thrilled to

provide a platform to bring together a broader range of projects and research that

nurses and midwives are leading right across NSW Health. The theme of this year’s

showcase is People-Purpose-Passion and the presentations focus on the contribution

of nurses and midwives in driving change to support effective workplace and leadership

cultures, safe and quality practice, and compassionate care.

The 2019 Showcase is a credit to NSW Health’s talented and committed nursing and midwifery professionals.

The organising team from the Nursing and Midwifery Office (NaMO) has engaged a stellar line up of presenters,

all home-grown and working within NSW Health. The team received a huge number of high quality abstract submissions,

and we have scheduled rapid-fire sessions during the conference program on day one to maximise the opportunity

to learn of many of these important projects. We also have the chance for a deeper look into interesting initiatives

including how we can improve the patients’ experiences and our own during the Workshop sessions on day two of

the Showcase.

A growing body of evidence shows that patients’ experience of care has a direct correlation to their health outcomes,

and that the experience of staff affects the performance and efficiency of the entire health system. It’s wonderful to

see nurses and midwives driving and supporting initiatives to sustainably deliver the outcomes that matter to patients

and each other by improving how we organise and provide care. The impact of these projects and research pieces is

undeniable, and something to be proud of.

It is always a pleasure to come together with colleagues from across the state, to learn, to share and to connect. I

hope you too will be inspired with new perspectives, new ideas and new connections. I warmly welcome you to the

Showcase and I look forward to talking with you.

Jacqui Cross

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General Information VENUE The NSW Health Nursing and Midwifery Showcase is held on Level 2, International Convention Centre (ICC), Sydney, 14 Darling Drive, Sydney.

TRANSPORT AND PARKING If driving, there are two carparks located on-site at the ICC. There are also secure carparks located in and around Darling Harbour, including Wilson Harbourside Car Park and Wilson Darling Square Car Park. The nearest train stations are Town Hall and Central and are both located a 10 minute walk away. The light rail has several stations in Darling Harbour near the ICC. Bus routes 389 and 501 stop at Harris Street near Allen Street: a 10 minute walk from ICC. Bike racks are available in Exhibition Car Park 1 including male and female shower and change room facilities. Personal locks are required.

INTERNET ACCESS Free wireless internet is available throughout the venue. Search for ICC Sydney

SOCIAL MEDIA Join the NSW Health Nursing and Midwifery Showcase conversation using #PeoplePurposePassion and follow: Twitter: @NSWHealth LinkedIn: NSW Health Instagram: newsouthwaleshealth

SPEAKERS’ PREP ROOM A room is available for speakers to prepare: Level 2 (adjacent to Pyrmont Theatre).

CATERING Catering will be located in the foyer area of the Pyrmont Theatre.

SPECIAL DIETARY REQUIREMENTS If you have advised us of a special dietary request, please check with venue catering staff.

REGISTRATION Conference program (30 September, day one of the Showcase): Delegates are invited to check in at the registration desk in the foyer area near the Pyrmont Theatre from 0800hr on Monday 30 September. Workshop program (1 October, day two of the Showcase): Delegates are invited to check in at the reception desk in the foyer area near the Pyrmont Theatre from 0800hr on Tuesday 1 October.

POSTER DISPLAY Posters will be on display in the exhibition space adjacent to the Pyrmont Theatre during the conference program on 30 September. We encourage all delegates to vote for their favourite poster. The winner will be announced after 1600hr on 30 September.

PHOTOGRAPHY AND FILMING Photographs and video will be taken by professional videographers and photographers during the Showcase, and may be used in NSW Health publications or on NSW Health social media platforms. If you do not wish to be photographed or filmed please inform the camera operator.

PHONES AND DEVICES Delegates are asked to turn phones and devices to silent when in sessions.

NAME BADGES Name badges will be provided for each delegate. Please wear your name badge for access to the Showcase sessions.

CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE Delegates will receive a hard copy certificate detailing their attendance during the Showcase program.

EVALUATION We would love your thoughts and will invite your feedback via an app during the closing sessions.


Day 1 | 30 September

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0800-0900 REGISTRATION

0900-0910 RUN OF THE DAY

Michael Peregrina, Principal Advisor Nursing Leadership and Culture Nursing and Midwifery Office | NSW Ministry of Health

0910-0920 WELCOME TO COUNTRY

Aunty Ann Weldon | Metropolitan Local Aboriginal Land Council

0920-0930 WELCOME

Jacqui Cross, Chief Nursing and Midwifery Officer | NSW Health

0930-1000 KEYNOTE ADDRESS

Ms Elizabeth Koff, Secretary | NSW Health

1000-1100 PLENARY SESSION

Session Chair Katharine Duffy, Director of Nursing, Midwifery and Aboriginal Health | NNSWLHD

1000-1020 TAKING PERSON-CENTRED EVALUATION INTO THE 21ST CENTURY: an international collaborative to measure what really matters

Valerie Wilson | ISLHD Denise Edgar | ISLHD Emma Radbron | ISLHD

1020-1040 BIG RED KIDNEY BUS: AN INNOVATIVE MODEL OF CARE

Ling Wei | NSLHD

1040-1045 MULTIMEDIA - ENABLING NURSING AND MIDWIFERY LEADERSHIP: ST GEORGE HOSPITAL NUM SCHOOL

Kristin Mills | SESLHD Amanda Mills | SESLHD

1045-1100 QUESTIONS

Session Chair Katharine Duffy, Director of Nursing, Midwifery and Aboriginal Health | NNSWLHD

1100-1130 MORNING TEA AND POSTER VIEWING


Day 1 | 30 September

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1130-1300 CONCURRENT SESSIONS

1130-1300

PEOPLEPyrmont Theatre

Session Chair Vicki Manning Director of Nursing & Midwifery, St George Hospital | SESLHD

PURPOSERoom 1 (C2.5 & C2.6)

Session Chair Judica Roux Nurse Manager | SWSLHD

PASSIONRoom 2 (C2.2 + C2.3)

Session Chair Joanne Taylor Nurse Manager, Clinical Practice and Innovation | SVHN

PASSION/PURPOSE/PEOPLERoom 3 (CS4)

Session Chair Elizabeth Grist Executive Director Clinical Services, Nursing & Midwifery | HNELHD

1130-1145

Mental health nurses’ experiences as first responders during acute physical deterioration events in mental health units: a focus group study

Alisha Johnson | SWSLHD

Cooperative teamwork reduces risks to patients with peripheral IV cannulas

Pauline Dobson | HNELHD

CHAT Club: using fun to end PJ paralysis

Saccha Crossan | SWSLHD

Introducing continuity models of care to Sutherland Hospital maternity services

Simone Payn | SESLHD

1145-1200

Coaching for leaders enabling, connecting and growing

Kathryne Hoban | SESLHD Mary Mulcahy | SESLHD Suzanne Murray | SESLHD

The useability of a structured emergency nursing assessment framework in clinical practice

Kate Curtis | ISLHD

Diabetes NSW/ACT and the Greater Newcastle Sector Diabetes Service: a collaborative partnership reducing service duplication

Sarah Pullen | HNELHD

Empowerment of Parents in THe Intensive Care: EMPATHIC 30-AUS Questionnaire used at Children’s ICU Randwick to evaluate parental satisfaction

Tom Morgan | SCHN Emma Firth | SCHN

1200-1205

Multimedia - Self and compassionate care in a inpatient detox unit

Katie Newport | NBMLHD Fiona Millington | NBMLHD

Multimedia - Impacters and influencers of ICU nurses’ confidence when participating on the medical emergency team: a mixed methods study

Danica Hansen | NBMLHD Leana Jacoby | NBMLHD Nicola Drayton | NBMLHD

Multimedia - Development of clinical procedure videos

Jackie Colgan | CCLHD Kim Miles | CCLHD

Multimedia - Living the Dreamtime: adventuring into success ‘The walk about’

Karinya McGuinness | SWSLHD Christine Montafia | SWSLHD


Program Day 1 | 30 September

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CONCURRENT SESSIONS: RAPID FIRE PRESENTATIONS

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“The best professional placement I have been to”: student experiences with Child and Family Health nursing teams

Sandra Knight | SWSLHD Lee Lewis | SWSLHD

Reducing inappropriate catheterisation to prevent catheter-associated urinary tract infection through a hospital-wide, bundled catheter care approach

Michelle Giles | HNELHD

Supporting Aboriginal health, culture and community care at Bankstown - Lidcombe Hospital

Yasmine Archer | SWSLHD

The burns nurse practitioner and Kidsburns: keeping kids closer to home

Madeleine Jacques | SCHN

The transformation within: the journey of a strength based organisation

Maggie Man | JHFMHN

The development of a Clinical Nurse/Midwife Educator professional development framework using appreciative inquiry

Farouk Hariri | SESLHD Suzanne Murray | SESLHD

What’s in a call? Evaluation of the follow-up phone call implementation

Michael Fahy | HNELHD

Perioperative management of diabetes patients: a best practice implementation project

Tanghua Chen | SWSLHD

‘Excellence’ in customer service: applying a multidisciplinary sustainable model


Improving post-acute follow-up of high risk patients with diabetes (PAC Clinic)

Catherine Smith | NNSWLHD Melissa Tait | NNSWLHD

Caring conversations: using appreciative inquiry across MNCLHD

Janette Mills | MNCLHD

Saving feet: comparing ‘apples’ to identify best practice in the detection of neonatal jaundice

Marjan Khajehei | WSLHD

Nobody works better under pressure they just work faster

Tegan MacDonald | SCHN

Addressing safety concerns in injecting substance users with serious infections receiving home IV antibiotics with CVCs

Pauline Dobson | HNELHD

Exploring the patient’s experience of receiving care with the use of mobile technology at the bedside

Jennifer Warrilow | SLHD Carla Murley | SLHD Lily Pho | SLHD

Breastfeeding education app

Jeni Stevens | NBMLHD

Laughter yoga at Garrawarra

Madeline Bronar | SESLHD Hayley Coman | SESLHD

Nursing led interdisciplinary non-invasive ventilation workshop

Alexander Slattery | SWSLHD Sampson Asomaning | SWSLHD

Does formal leadership education translate to health practice?

Keith Jones | SESLHD Rebekkah Middleton | SESLHD

Improving outcomes for newborns with epidermolysis bullosa in NSW: implementation of an online referral flowchart

Rebecca Saad | SCHN

1235-1240

Multimedia - Culture and Change: Reflections on Take the Lead 2

Lisa Cantwell | HNELHD

Multimedia - Scrub up on the Standards

Zoe Clarkin | WSLHD Camille Dooley | WSLHD

Multimedia - Stepping into better health

Liz Tomlinson | SVHN

Multimedia - An insight to care we offer to our community

Victoria Blight | SWSLHD Mick Rowles | SWSLHD

1240-1300

Questions

Session Chair Vicki Manning, Director of Nursing & Midwifery, St George Hospital | SESLHD

Questions

Session Chair Judica Roux, Nurse Manager | SWSLHD

Questions

Session Chair Joanne Taylor, Nurse Manager, Clinical Practice & Innovation | SVHN

Questions

Session Chair Elizabeth Grist, Executive Director Clinical Services, Nursing & Midwifery | HNELHD

1300-1400 Lunch and Poster viewing



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1400-1515 CONCURRENT SESSIONS


Session Chair Deborah Cameron Executive Director of Nursing & Midwifery | ISLHD


Session Chair Kelly Walker Director of Nursing, Mental Health Services | SWSLHD


Session Chair Sharon Morgan, Essentials of Care Coordinator | ISLHD


Session Chair Naomi Ford, Clinical Midwifery Consultant | SESLHD

1400-1415

A person-centred multidisciplinary approach to violence and aggression at POWH

Sarah Dunn | SESLHD

Strategies for early intervention of patients with challenging behaviours: development of the SWSLHD Behavioural Risk Assessment and Observation form

Teniele MacPherson | SWSLHD Kathryn Spears | SWSLHD

Yee haw! It’s a round up: improving the patients’ experience in PACU

Deborah Burgess | HNELHD Shannon Marquet | HNELHD

Midwives’ experiences navigating consent

Shannon Morris | NNSWLHD

1415-1430

Be brave, be vulnerable, be a leader: promoting leadership for neonatal nurses

Angela Casey | SCHN

Advance care planning is a serial process not a single event: use of a conversation card in registered nurse-led advance care planning

Peter Cleasby | CCLHD Se Ok Ohr | CCLHD

Recognising the deteriorating resident in Residential Aged Care Facilities: an education program to build capacity in RACFs and reduce the number of unnecessary hospital transfers

Therese Jepson | NSLHD

Bravehearts: caring conversations in cardiac rehabilitation

Jannie Denyer | MNCLHD Tania Arnott | MNCLHD

1430-1445

Engaging staff, patients and carers in building organisational culture in perioperative services: the EPIC 2 project

Louise Smith | SWSLHD

Category 1,2,3: don’t forget me. Recognising deterioration in opioid treatment program clients

Kerrie-Ann Lahrs | NNSWLHD Shellie Hayman | NNSWLHD

Gaining perspective into the term ‘safety culture’: how emergency nurses view its meaning in their everyday practice

Kellie Kaczorowski | NBMLHD Mitchell Grimston | NBMLHD

Improving outcomes for women affected by female genital mutilation/cutting: a complex care clinic

Zoe Monro | SWSLHD

1445-1500

Cultural package: supporting overseas trained employees in rural NSW

Kathryn Ainsworth | WNSWLHD Susan Mathew | WNSWLHD

Excellence in care: applying an internal coaching model to inpatient falls prevention


160 Tales of kindness

Elizabeth Schlossberger | SESLHD Mary Mulcahy | SESLHD

Just a little while longer: parents’ experience of extended viewing in a paediatric hospice

Philippa Smith | SCHN

1500-1515

Questions

Session Chair Deborah Cameron Executive Director of Nursing and Midwifery | ISLHD

Questions

Session Chair Kelly Walker Director of Nursing, Mental Health Services | SWSLHD

Questions

Session Chair Sharon Morgan, Essentials of Care Coordinator | ISLHD

Questions

Session Chair Naomi Ford, Clinical Midwifery Consultant | SESLHD



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1530-1630 PLENARY SESSION

PLENARY SESSION

Session Chair Vicki Simpson, Director of Nursing, Midwifery, and Workforce | MNCLHD

1530-1545 EXPLORING STUDENT MIDWIVES EXPERIENCES (ESME): AN APPRECIATIVE INQUIRY

Virginia Stulz | NBMLHD

1545-1600 HAPPY HOSPITAL, HEALTHY PLANET! A NURSE-LED RECYCLING INITIATIVE

Tamasin Norris | SLHD Keira-Lois Bortoft | SLHD

1600-1610 QUESTIONS

Session Chair Vicki Simpson, Director of Nursing, Midwifery, and Workforce | MNCLHD

1610-1630 AWARDS AND CLOSING

Jacqui Cross, Chief Nursing and Midwifery Officer | NSW Health


Program Day 2 | 1 October

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CONCURRENT SESSIONS


PURPOSERoom 1 (C2.2 + C2.3)

PASSION(C2.5 + C2.6)

PEOPLE/ PURPOSE/ PASSIONRoom 3 (CS4)

Early Session

0900-1030

Changing health care: people telling their stories with purpose to ignite passion.

Presented by Janet Masters Eureka Van Der Merwe | FWLHD

Session Chair Michael Peregrina Nursing & Midwifery Office

‘IMAGINE’: an initiative to support the wellbeing of staff across ISLHD.

Presented by Besty Jose Val Wilson Jackie Donsante Lauren Hehir Shamika Almedia Padmini Pai | ISLHD

Session Chair Jason Viney Nursing & Midwifery Office

Appreciative Inquiry: a collaborative, strength-based approach to positive practice change (Part 1).

Presented by Louise Connolly | SESLHD Susan Rebolledo | WSLHD Loraine Stephenson | WSLHD Alexa Buliak | SESLHD Katie Newport | NBLHD Tania Arnott | MNLHD

Session Chair Kelley LennonNursing & Midwifery Office

Building a sustainable future for parenting education: a service reset.

Presented by Jane Shields Donna Griffiths | HNELHD

Session Chair Deb RobertNursing & Midwifery Office

Brunch

Brunch Session

1100-1230


PURPOSERoom 1 (C2.2 + C2.3)

PASSION(C2.5 + C2.6)

PEOPLE/ PURPOSE/ PASSIONRoom 3 (CS4)

The Acute Incident Response (AIR) project: a framework to guide interprofessional responses.

Presented by Jeremy Pallas | HNELHD

Session ChairMichael PeregrinaNursing & Midwifery Office

Beyond a bundle of behaviours: hourly rounding as meaningful moments.

Presented by Jodie Lantry Sommer Harrison Maryanne Hethorn Rebecca White | HNELHD

Session Chair Jason Viney Nursing & Midwifery Office

Appreciative Inquiry: a collaborative, strength-based approach to positive practice change (Part 2).

Session Chair Kelley LennonNursing & Midwifery Office

Patient voice: a framework for enhancing person-centred cultures.

Presented by Eithne Cannon Mary Mulcahy | SESLHD

Session Chair Deb RobertNursing & Midwifery Office

Poster Presentations

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NO PRESENTATION TITLE POSTER PRESENTER ORGANISATION

1 Day Hospital co-design project: a shared journeyHelen Baines Angela Johnson

Rankin Park Day Hospital Service HNELHD

2 Maternity in the Operating Theatre: bringing baby EarthSIDEJames Thompson Lauren Scaroni

Blue Mountains District ANZAC Memorial Hospital, NBMLHD

3Beyond the red line: changing the learning ecosystem to promote perioperative specialisation in novice nurses

Jennifer LohanDivision of Research and Education WSLHD

4 Building safe, resilient clinicians

Lisa Knox Sonya Ryan Jo Fleming Shaun McCready Cassandra Foster

Gosford and Wyong Hospitals CCLHD

5 Team building in Graythwaite 5 Esther NgRyde Hospital NSLHD

6 Welcome to Wyong Hospital CCLHDJanet Chesworth Kathleen Clayton

Wyong Hospital CCLHD

7 Growing strong in critical care medicine Laura Fagan Suzanne Murray Sally Peters

Sutherland Hospital SESLHD

8Implementation of a dedicated wound management service into Residential Aged Care Facilities: a pilot study

Emma Floyd Therese Jepson

NSLHD

9 Review By 2 Clinical Review

Louise Thurston Nathanael Morris Georgina Haywood Michael Corbett Danielle Davis Gloria Vann

Ballina Hospital NNSWLHD

10 Wound Care Warrior Program Shifa BasjarahilSutherland Hospital SESLHD

11Implementation of a rehabilitative bedside clinical handover in an inpatient rehabilitation setting

Dawn WilliamsRyde Hospital NSLHD

12Growth and development project: short term residential aged care unit

Karen Endicott Mary Hodson

Belmont Hospital HNELHD

13 30 day writing challenge Katie Newport NBMLHD

14 Annual performance reviews and staff wellnessTania Arnott Michael Rohr

Port Macquarie Hospital MNCLHD

15 Multisensory environments in dementia care at Garrawarra Centre Shannon AzzopardiGarrawarra Centre SESLHD

16FOBT Clinic: introducing a nurse-led, streamlined bowel cancer screening service

Betty Lo A/Prof Nicholas Burgess Prof Michael Bourke

Westmead Hospital WSLHD

17 ‘Closing the gap’ within our Aboriginal team

Alison Holderness Joanne Goulding Heidi Duncan Anne MacKenzie

Narellan Community Health Centre SWSLHD

18Improving patient experience through the delivery of a person-centred telehealth program in Wollondilly

Jenny Ly Vicki Bonfield Veronica Gonzalez-Arce

Primary and Community Health SWSLHD


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19Challenging the status quo: doing things differently through Appreciative Inquiry

Nicola Drayton Katie Newport Virginia Stulz

NBMLHD

20High diabetes prevalence and insulin medication errors in hospital patients

Joanne Taylor Jane Ludington Lesley Campbell Jerry Greenfield

St Vincent's Hospital SVHN

21 We care for people not bed numbersMeagan Sellar Emma Dalton


22Improving communication to engage people with dementia

Annette Barry Vicki Wale

NNSWLHD

23 Better Bedside Handover Project

Sam Ohoshi Ethan Watters Joanne Taylor Diana Slade


24Nurses' and midwives' knowledge of, and preferences for using healthcare interpreters: a cross-sectional survey

Theresa Nielsen Marika Seremetkoska Verily Thomas Jenny Morris Bronwyn Everett Nicole Blay Rachel Langdon

Bankstown Hospital SWSLHD

25 Child consumer and parents' perspective of inpatient falls

Danielle Ritz-Shala Frances Brogan Marilyn Cruickshank Suzanne Sheppard-Law

Children's Hospital Westmead SCHN

26 Protected patient meal times and meal tablesFeng Gibbs Colleen Watson

Ryde Hospital NSLHD

27 From falls to a garden: a falls prevention strategy

Nicole Carson Pamela Samways Kylie Stein Fiona Simons

Coolamon-Ganmain Multi Purpose Service MLHD

28Improved self management in clients enrolled in the Aborig-inal Chronic Care Program at Budyari Aboriginal Community Health Centre

Julie Cherry Susan Mwangi

Budyari Aboriginal Community Health Centre SWSLHD

2910 years of embedded practice change utilising the Essentials of Care program: The Calvary Mater Newcastle

Helen Baines Cheryl Cooley

Calvary Mater Hospital Newcastle HNELHD

30 The Family's Experience

Megan Johnson Ruth Hullock Li Ying Lok Ruaidhri Carey Misuk Antonios

Royal Prince Alfred Hospital SLHD

31Ditch the bad bug: reducing new acquisitions of vancomycin resistant enterococci (VRE) in Westmead Intensive Care Unit

Prachi JavalekarWestmead Hospital WSLHD

32Changing the delivery of staff education in the Yaralla High Dependency Unit

Robert Kelson Royston Woodward Nicholas Dunne

Cumberland Hospital WSLHD


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33 The Renovated Productive Ward

Katrina Eisenhauer Youstina Saleeb Rebecca Kelly Robin Girle

St. George Hospital SESLHD

34Determining best practice for the application and integration of the Clinical Procedure Safety Checklist

Claudia Watson Colleen Hamilton

Children's Hospital Westmead SCHN

35 Fun Scrub Fridays at John Hunter Childrens HospitalMelissa Donnellan Alexandria Davies

John Hunter Children's Hospital HNELHD

36Management of constipation in the oncology setting: Constipation Risk Assessment Tool (CRAT)

Megan Kepreotis Leanne Graham

Calvary Mater Hospital Newcastle HNELHD

37 Introduction of an orientation and onboarding app for nurses Natalie MurphyPrince of Wales Hospital SESLHD

38 Dementia: let's talkAnnette Barry Vicki Wale Lily Jones

NNSWLHD

39 Contemporary pregnancy and parenting resourcesChristopher Finlayson Rebecca Moore


40The Triple ‘P’ project: prioritisation of patient privacy in the day procedure unit at Sydney/Sydney Eye Hospital

Jane BarrSydney/Sydney Eye Hospital SESLHD

41 The Sutherland Hospital PeeP Program

Katrina Eisenhauer Louise Connolly Jan Heiler Robin Girle Rebecca Kelly


42 Stroke awareness workshopMeilin Du Pecsen Mary McNamara


43 Enrolled Nurse professional development workshopsSally Peters Yvonne Steadward

SESLHD

44 Person centred care in future health professionals

Margaret Chapman Christine Henderson Melanie Cook Craig Wainwright

SWSLHD

45 The Sutherland Hospital Falls Prevention and Management Online PortalElham Almasi Farouk Hariri


46Nurses’ knowledge, attitudes and confidence related to physiologically deteriorating patients in mental health units: baseline findings from a mixed-methods study

Kelly Steel Alisha Johnson Malcolm Stokes Geoffrey L. Dickens Yenna Salamonson Lucie M. Ramjan Rachel Langdon Bronwyn Everett


47Bringing HCV screening and treatment to needle and syringe programs on the NSW Central Coast: using a collaborative approach

Sharon Boden Amanda Burfit Helen Blacklaws Gary VanDyk

CCLHD


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48 Port Macquarie Base Hospital critical care rotation program

Kathleen Bohannon Leanne Bryant Matthew Cox Janelle Kolk

Port Macquarie Hospital MNCLHD

49 'Wake-Sense' makes senseAnabel Sheen Tara Finnie

Balmain Hospital SLHD

50Watching the WAVES: Welcome Aboard Video to Enhance Safety at Blacktown and Mt Druitt Hospitals

Prachi Javalekar George Varipatis Wendy Cain Roseanna Van Meeuwen Christine Hutabarat Julie Cort

Blacktown and Mount Druitt Hospitals WSLHD

51The invisible drug: staff knowledge and adherence to oxygen guidelines

Mary Roberts Bincy Kottukappallil Abraham


52 Code Blue debriefs workValerie Heathcote Matthew Trudgett

Sydney/Sydney Eye Hospital SESLHD

53Lighthouse project: cardiac education for Aboriginal chronic care patients

Julie Cherry Anau Speizer Julie Grooby

Aboriginal Chronic Care Program SWSLHD

54Retaining registered nurses beyond the first graduate year: thriving or surviving their first year

Rachel O'Neill Janet Chesworth Robyn Posina Lisa Knox Catherine Lothian

CCLHD

55“Hang on a minute, pass me back the phone — she’s having a contraction”: midwives’ experiences of using healthcare interpreters when providing maternity care

Theresa Nielsen Kathryn Farrell Marika Seremetkoska Verily Thomas Jennifer Morris Bronwyn Everett Nicole Blay


56Valuing our work family tree: co-creating unit values with multidisciplinary staff and highlighting the importance of incorporating them in our workplace

Bincy Kottukappallil Abraham Russell Roxburgh Susan Rebolledo


57An innovative model using patient experience data to engage staff and drive person centred care

Natalie Wilson SWSLHD

58Improving patient and staff experience through the delivery of compassionate, quality, safe, evidence based person centred care

Vicki Bonfeild Adriana Dunne Vera Bacorro

SWSLHD

59Improving patient and staff experience through the delivery of compassionate, quality, safe, evidence based person centred care: Bankstown Child and Family Health Team

Vicki BonfeildBankstown Hospital SWSLHD

60The impact of developing clinical leaders to influence culture change in the seclusion and restraint of consumers, using the principles of person centred care

Jo Graham Emily Bunt

Mental Health Services SNSWLHD

61Maintaining engagement in care and HIV viral suppression in patients with mental health and substance abuse co-morbidities: outcomes of an audit

Sarah Holliday John McAllister


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