24
May
Showcase Day 2: Learn – Partner – Innovate
Showcase 2023 was a great success, with 700-odd in-person attendees and more than 2,000 virtual guests.
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23
May
Showcase Day 1: Learn – Partner – Innovate
The first day of Clinical Excellence Showcase 2023 highlighted just how important it is to Learn – Partner – Innovate whenever we can.
18
May
Queensland audit confirms under-recognition of sepsis
The Queensland Sepsis Program continues to support improved clinical practice with another paper titled Recognition and Managem
03
Apr
Expanding data gives a full picture of care provided by the Way Forward team
The care provided by mental health and addictions services are complex and varied, running the gamut from crisis support and interventions through to psychosocial support to help get consumers back
29
Mar
Second alert for invasive diseases
Following their February Public Health Communique, Queensland Health has issued a second communique highlighting the increased evidence of invasive diseases.
17
Mar
Top-of-scope nurse-led model a Queensland first
A unique Queensland first, nurse-led vascular access team is reducing catheter-associated complications and improving the patient experience.
16
Mar
“Bridging the Heart Gap” a telehealth pilot project in paediatric cardiac surgery in Queensland
Queensland is one step closer to closing the gap on cardiac care for children thanks to the innovative pilot project ‘Bridging the Heart Gap’.
27
Feb
The nurse, the patient, and the nurse again – returning to work after cancer
Being a cancer patient is an exhausting and frightening journey, but returning to work as a nurse whilst continuing to recover was a whole other ball game according to Sally Kriel, Clinical Nurse C
09
Feb
Gamification in education - ‘The Amazing Patient Journey Race’
If you’re looking for a novel way to refresh your nursing education in 2023, then look no further than the team at Cairns Hospital.
01
Feb
Clinicians on alert for Streptococcal infections
Queensland has recently seen an increase in serious infections caused by invasive group A Streptococcus (iGAS) following similar reports elsewhere in Australia, some European countries, and the UK.
