SAED: Can we Improve the In-Hospital: Chain of Survival?

Defibrillation

Endocrinology: anatomy and physiology

Chest pain: nursing assessment and management

Thesis: In-hospital resuscitation: Graduate nurses’ lived experience in the non-critical care environment – a hermeneutic phenomenological approach.

The characteristics of patient presentations from Australian outdoor music festival

Role of critical care nurses in disasters

Putting triage theory into practice at the scene of multiple casualty vehicular accidents: the reality of multiple casualty triage

Putting triage theory into practice at the scene of multiple casualty vehicular accidents: the reality of multiple casualty triage.

Disaster and emergency medicine on-line research repository: A retrospective review

Understanding the willingness of Australian Emergency Nurses to respond to a disaster

Disasters happen: the realities of being in a disaster

Health considerations at major events (mass gatherings)

Phenomenology

Hermeneutic phenomenology: exploring Australian nurses' lived experience of assisting in disasters

The pre-hospital and emergency department interface during disasters: workforce, education and other contemporary issues

Beyond a clinical role

Understanding and identifying potential risks for participants at music festivals

National Ethics Application Form

Exploring the disaster content in Australian postgraduate emergency nursing programs