Great implementation feedback session with Sacramento Fire Department, on our #20crw project. Captains of adaptability in the face of complexity! Big thanks to our #sacramentofiredepartments #20crw champions 🤩
Maleea Holbert yvonne singer Griffith University Nursing & Midwifery Griffith Health

A terrific morning spent with EMFoundation colleagues. Congratulation to all of the awardees of the 2023 research awards including my teams successes at Griffith University Nursing & Midwifery Griffith Health Griffith University Children's Health Queensland Julia Crilly Gerben Keijzers

⭐️New article alert!
Digital health interventions - efficacy for paediatric post operative recovery in British Journal of Anaesthesia
Another great collaboration between Children's Health Queensland Griffith University Nursing & Midwifery Institute for Evidence-Based Healthcare
Congratulations Dr Karin Plummer

New systematic review in British Journal of Anaesthesia. Digital health interventions for monitoring children's postoperative recovery improved parental knowledge yet paediatric pain remains a challenge.
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#DigitalHealth #Pediatrics #Pain
Griffith Health Griffith University Nursing & Midwifery

February #EditorsChoice : “Registered nurses’ cultural orientation competence for culturally and linguistically diverse nurses in the hospital setting: A cross-sectional study.” buff.ly/3SW5hKQ

📢Publication Alert 📢
Exciting Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT) Study! Kudos to PhD student emma lumsden for leading this research, using a cadaveric porcine 🐷model, intracranial pressure monitor, & varied dressings under NPWT. Published in #Burns Journal Elsevier

🎉 Exciting news! Big congrats to our Griffith University Nursing & Midwifery Masters student and Children's Health Queensland nurse Samantha Ryan for securing an EMFoundation grant to investigate children with Primary Immune Deficiency presenting with fever in ED. 🚑👧

Going #camping these #schoolholidays ? ⛺️ ALWAYS put out campfires 🔥 with WATER, not sand or dirt. 💦

Every year, children are seriously burned by walking across 'hidden' campfires that have been covered in sand. Buried coals can stay as hot as 100 degrees for 8 hours❗