We are proudly celebrating our researchers in the upcoming 2025 Research & Innovation on the Run.
Have a look at what will be presented at this year's symposium.
Online Session 1: Wednesday 15 October at 12.30pm
Melissa Jones - Dietetics keyboard_arrow_downIncreasing the completion rate of the Malnutrition Screening Tool across wards at Grampians Health - Ballarat
A retrospective study of maternal childhood trauma and it's impact on perinatal mental health.
How does the integration of digital health tools into traditional treatment plans affect treatment outcomes, patient satisfaction and engagement for adolescents with an eating disorder.
Faster, Safer, Clearer: Strengthening Medication Communication at Hospital-to-RCF Discharge.
Online Session 2: Tuesday 21 October at 12.30pm
Sue Flockhart - Infection Prevention & Control keyboard_arrow_downGloves Off: Reducing Inappropriate Glove Use Through Targeted Education and Engagement.
“Right Care Right Time”: managing demand for speech pathology outpatient services in adults with progressive neurological diseases in rural Victorian healthcare setting.
Schools Parents and Resilient Kids (SPARK) Program Report.
PIVC SMART: Peripheral Intravenous Catheters Systematic Management, Assessment and Removal Trial.
Online Session 3: Thursday 23 October at 12.00pm
Bronwyn Rademaker - Speech Pathology keyboard_arrow_downEvaluation of dysphagia education for nursing, environmental services and residential aged care staff at a regional health service.
A Regional Solution To effective AMS Rounds That works - the ReSTART approach.
Beyond the Amanita trip: Lived experience in online communities.
Online Session 4: Wednesday 29 October at 12.30pm
Jessica Payne - First Nations Health Team keyboard_arrow_downCreating culturally safe care pathways for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people in a regional Emergency Department - Culturally Safe ED.
Implementation of the Guiding Principles for Medication Management in Residential Aged Care Facilities at Grampians Health.
Mental Clinicians' experiences in delivering family interventions for complex parent-child relationship in rural and regional public infant and child community mental health services.
Continuing professional development to support allied health professionals: a concept analysis.
Research outputs as evidence of research success.
If you would like to attend one of the online sessions, please register your interest with Rachel Bryant at rachel.bryant@gh.org.au
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