Month: April 2019

Ms Sarah Hamilton1, Professor  Analise  O’Donovan2, Assoicate Professor Lynne  Briggs3, Dr    Maddy Slattery4 1School of Human Services and Social Work Griffith University, Brisbane , Australia, 2Dean Health Group Griffith University , Brisbane, Australia, 3School of Human Services and Social Work...
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Jenelle Loeliger1, Jane Stewart1, Belinda Steer1, Dr Nicole Kiss2 1Peter Maccallum Cancer Centre, Melbourne, Australia, 2Deakin University, Burwood, Australia Aim: Cancer malnutrition is common and associated with poor outcomes. The Victorian Cancer Malnutrition Collaborative (VCMC) program of work is a...
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Mrs Richelle Carta1 1Queensland Health – Townsville Hospital and Health Service, Townsville, Australia Australia’s National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) has been described as the biggest social reform of a generation. Townsville and Hospital Health Service (THHS) has been at the...
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Ms Alison Qvist1, Dr Danielle Hitch1 1Western Health, Footscray, Australia Background: Two thirds of Australians are overweight or obese, with an increased risk of associated comorbidities. The proportion of patients admitted to hospital with comorbid obesity is increasing, incurring mounting...
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Dr Mitchell Sarkies1 1Curtin University; Monash University, BACKGROUND: The routine provision of additional allied health services during weekends is variable across hospitals both in Australia and worldwide. It is unclear whether providing these services is beneficial. The aim of this...
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Ms Lara Anderson1, Dr Lara Kimmel1, Dr  Chris Moran1, Associate Professor  Sue Liew1 1The Alfred Hospital, Prahran, Australia Background:  Hospital presentations for management of hip fracture are increasing and a growing cohort are admitted from High Level Care (HLC).  Whilst...
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Ms Hannah Olufson1 1Queensland Health People living with severe mental illness (SMI) consume more energy dense, nutrient poor diets than the general population and have lower levels of nutrition literacy (Dipasquale et al., 2013; Teasdale et al., 2017). To provide...
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Ms Sharon Goldsworthy1 1SA Pharmacy, Adelaide, Australia Aim: To describe the development of a long term strategic workforce planning roadmap. Methodology: SA Pharmacy Executive with a workforce strategist, following the international workforce planning standard, established a workforce planning project. The...
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Phillipa Cordner1, Jacqui Willcox1, Rachael Fairhurst1, Cari Traicos1 1Gold Coast Hospital and Health Service, Australia Background: Long term tube dependency in paediatric patients has a significant physical, social and psychological impact on children and their families/ carers. There is also...
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Mrs Rebecca Hughes1, Mrs Andrea Hurwood1, Mrs Helen Weston1 1Mobile Rehab, Brisbane, Australia On a background of an ageing population, rapid growth in the community health sector and changing expectations of consumers, clinical leadership is essential to underpin the future...
  • April 4, 2019
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