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The Emergency Medicine Foundation (EMF) funds innovative Australian research with the potential to improve patient care in a medical emergency.
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http://www.emergencyfoundation.org.au 12-01-2014 23:33:01
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Congratulations A/Prof Jaimi Greenslade who won an Australasian College of Paramedicine (ACP) award for research into single troponin tests to rule out acute myocardial infarction She is a prolific researcher, in 2023 she received an EMF grant to investigate effectiveness of medicine for nausea/vomiting
EMF funded study led by Prof Julia Crilly OAM, et al. (Gold Coast Health, Queensland Ambulance and Queensland Police) aimed to understand the experiences and perceptions of ED doctors managing detainee transfers from police watch-houses to the ED. Journal Link: tinyurl.com/29devu59 #EMFResearch
Congrats Ms Nixon on winning Australasian College of Paramedicine (ACP) People’s Choice Award for work on Paramedics Perception of Frequent Users in Australian Ambulance Services – POFAS In 2023 she received an EMF grant for pre-hospital pain management for trauma patients research tinyurl.com/372drbj4
An EMF-funded study by Dr. Nightingale et. al assessed cellulitis management in 300 patients across two QLD EDs Gold Coast Health. Results showed a gap in recovery perceptions and highlighted the need for better communication about treatment expectations. 🔗tinyurl.com/4tydxnyw
Applications for Queensland Health Targeted Clinical Research Fellowships are open -supporting innovative projects incl First Nations health. Check out EMF-funded Deadly Steps project improving Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patient experience in ED Apply: tinyurl.com/5ewvu3ua
“Every second counts with trauma care, especially in remote areas where the Royal Flying Doctor Service of QLD is a vital lifeline" 🌟Well done to Dr Jacob O'Gorman for receiving a Trauma Care in Regional, Rural, and Remote Queensland grant📢Full Article: emergencyfoundation.org.au/rfds-trauma-ca…
Proud to hear Prof Andrew Staib present key findings from the EMF-funded SuPaFlow study on patient flow! He joined a panel with Dr Helen Brown to address ED flow challenges. CSIRO Queensland Health UQ News and Queensland Ambulance Study Info: tinyurl.com/5e8kwk8r
PEAChY-O & PEAChY-M project presented at 20th anniversary PREDICT network member meeting today. SCUH study led by Dr Kent Perkins, supported by national lead Dr Elyssia Bourke at RMH Project: tinyurl.com/24nza9zs Study: tinyurl.com/2f7wr5ay tinyurl.com/w6ck26fj
EMF Annual Report 23/24! This year we achieved key milestones in addressing access block, workforce challenges and improving care for vulnerable populations. Thanks to Queensland Health and Motor Accident Insurance Commission for their support. Full report here: tinyurl.com/2zctyhta