Rapid Fire Presentations

Wednesday, 25 September 2024

1. Mrs Prue Matthews – Transitioning from equal to equitable
2. Mr Georges-Etienne Bureau-Martin – ‘Robust Is a Must’ – A resistance exercise program targeting frailty in the community.
3. Dr Michael Camit – From workshops to start-ups: Unlocking the potential of participatory research: Empowering refugee communities to combat misinformation and drive change
4. Ms Jacqueline Stanbury – The Rainbow Inclusion Committee – Embracing diversity in the Mental Health Service
5. Ms Samara Geering and Professor Valerie Wilson – Implementing a hospital-wide program to prevent and manage incontinence associated dermatitis (IAD) and improve hospital acquired pressure injuries (HAPI’s).
6. Ms Julia Di Girolamo and Associate Professor Miriam Levy – Screening for viral hepatitis in the emergency department – the methodology to automate a feasible, acceptable and effective solution
7. Ms Andi Andronicos and Mr David Burns – Liverpool Seniors Social and Wellbeing Group – a collaborative approach to reduce social isolation amongst seniors
8. Ms Nicole Knox – Enhancing care: A twelve-month report implementing a nurse-led model of care for older adults with cancer
9. Dr Shakeh Momartin – An empirical analysis into the link between somatic pain and psychological trauma amongst a sample of tortured Tamil asylum seekers
10. Dr Caroline Mills – Virtual reality as a clinical intervention for people with neurodevelopmental disability
11. Dr Bernadette Brady – Evaluating the Influence of cultural diversity and Language Proficiency on patient engagement with post-hip fracture recovery and refracture prevention recommendations
12. Mr Andrew Reid – Equity and access in healthcare: Insights from the 2022-2023 miller household survey
13. Mrs Lorenza Harrowell – Burden in older persons of vascular access and cannulation: The bio-vac study
14. Mr Scott Foster – Optimising Parkinson’s Disease care delivery utilising an updated model of care – a retrospective audit
15. Mrs Jenny Wright – Enhancing glycaemic management in respiratory inpatients: A nurse practitioner-led model for managing glucocorticoid-induced hyperglycaemia (GIH)
16. Mrs Nicole Chapman – Tailoring communication: Access checks and reasonable adjustments
17. Dr Richard Hallinan and Professor Adrian Dunlop – Can e-cigarettes assist opiate agonist treatment clients to quit smoking?
18. Ms Florence Singh and Mr Gregory Melbourne – Evaluating the reliability and acceptability of remote monitored wireless wearable devices in a rural ICU
19. Ms Natalie Pavlovic – Why do some people with osteoarthritis and obesity awaiting hip or knee arthroplasty achieve successful weight management while others don’t?

Thursday, 26 September 2024

1. Mr Lachlan Rickards – Closing the gap: integrating a physiotherapy service into Tharawal AMS
2. Dr Robyn Taylor and Mrs Bridget Farrell – The application and outcomes from the use of a translational health service improvement model
3. Mrs Natalie Wilson – Enabling diverse populations to have a voice
4. Mr Matthew McMullan- Cultural identification influences chronic pain illness beliefs and pain management behaviours: A Mixed Methods study of people with persistent pain attending a tertiary pain service.
5. Mrs Mandana Mayahi-Neysi and Mr Arjay Clamonte – Bowral delirium research – delirium risk screening, assessment and management for admitted adult patients
6. Dr Chamini Perera – Recent onset diabetes in pancreatic cancer: a window of opportunity for early detection
7. Ms Courtney Macdonald – Assessment and communication excellence for safe patient outcomes (ACCELERATE) plus trial
8. Ms Tanya Dennis-Ikhinmwin – SWSLHD MECSH 2 to School
9. Dr Conner Blackmore – University of California San Francisco (UCSF) criteria and liver dysfunction predict hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) recurrence after surgery for HCC: A large multicentre study
10. Mx Rush Electra and Mr Dimitri Bardis – Education – does really it make the difference?
11. Mrs Rachelle Roberts – Enhancing operating theatre efficiency and safety through digital integration
12. Ms Balwinder Sidhu and Dr Lai Heng Foong – Building community resilience in disasters – a pilot project with a focus on Extreme heat in the multicultural communities in South West Sydney
13. Dr Dominic Bull and Dr Pankaj Garg – Evaluation of the patient profile and health interventions offered by a multidisciplinary Intellectual Disability Health Team
14. Mrs Joëlle Marivel – Does patient’s race or language preference have an impact on the incidence and outcomes in Multiple Myeloma?