Develop and implement a clinical standard for cardiac rehabilitation (CR) services to ensure standardized evidence-based content informs the delivery of Queensland Health CR programs. The standard...
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“Keep Your Move in the Tube” (KMIT®) is an evidence-based strategy, developed for patients following cardiac surgery via sternotomy. It imposes no load or time restrictions but instead prompts...
Neurointensive Rehabilitation (NIR) is a specialised, high-intensity day rehabilitation program for people with newly acquired moderate to severe brain and spinal cord injuries. NIR improves care...
Data from the Australasian Rehabilitation Outcome Centre (AROC) indicates > 17000 people participated and were discharged from 51 inpatient Rehabilitation (21 public, 30 private) Units across...
Goal-setting is fundamental to rehabilitation practice and optimal patient outcomes. The National Stroke Foundation (NSF) guidelines recommend that clients should have the opportunity to...
The Stroke Portal (eStrokeNav) app is intended to be a key "cog" in the model of stroke care for Metro North Hospital and Health Service (MNHHS) stroke survivors. The app helps stroke patients,...
An innovative model of care has been developed for rehabilitation services supporting clients with significant disability and numerous barriers to engagement. It delivers an engaging, fun, and...
The Department of Health has funded the Adult Brain Injury (ABI) and Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) Connect Project to implement statewide service improvements in collaboration with the relevant...
The Queensland Paediatric Rehabilitation Service (QPRS) at the Queensland Children's Hospital partnered with the Australasian Rehabilitation Outcomes Centre (AROC) to develop and...
Stroke is one of the top three conditions requiring rehabilitation in Queensland public hospitals. National Stroke Foundation (NSF) Clinical Audit data suggests that 52 per cent of acute stroke...
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Develop and implement a clinical standard for cardiac rehabilitation (CR) services to ensure standardized evidence-based content informs the delivery of Queensland Health CR...
“Keep Your Move in the Tube” (KMIT®) is an evidence-based strategy, developed for patients following cardiac surgery via sternotomy. It imposes no load or time restrictions but...
The Precision Triage Project, a collaboration between Griffith University and Gold Coast University Hospital, uses the Tracking Cube, a digital system co-designed with a First...
Previous evaluations acknowledge that consumers are often not aware or are unable to advocate for telehealth as part of their healthcare journey. To address this, a multi-stage...
Prolonged waiting times are a common source of patient dissatisfaction and complaints. As most Emergency Department (ED) patients are discharged from ED, the time required for...
