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Authors |
AGED CARE |
01 |
Distrust, despair and resistance to care: Hospital staff reports on the prevalence of Elderspeak and their evaluation of an in-service aimed at reducing Elderspeak |
Elizabeth Savina |
02 |
Does Occupational Therapist led home environmental assessment and modification reduce falls among high risk older people? The Occupational Therapist Intervention Study (OTIS) |
Alison Pighills |
03 |
Adopting best practices to create an inclusive assessment service for lesbian, gay, transgender & intersex older people
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Donna Bainbridge |
04 |
Neuromotor and functional performance of older men with and without pre-sarcopenia |
Sean Horan |
CLINCIAL EDUCATION
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05 |
Can the theory of planned behaviour explain allied health professionals’ likelihood to engage in EBP? A focus group study |
Marlena Klaic |
06 |
The value of debriefing Allied Health assistant students |
Lucy Whelan |
07 |
Physiotherapy students’ pre-clinical stress prior to an outpatient placement – triggers and remedies |
Rebecca Lee |
08 |
The value of simulation based education in Allied Health – the way of the future |
Sophie Blakely, Natasha Eaton |
CONSUMER ENGAGEMENT
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09 |
The value of consumers in hospital engaging with recreation |
Louise Levien |
10 |
Health service needs (swallowing, nutrition and psychosocial) and personal perceptions of patients attending the Ipswich Hospital Head and Neck Multidisciplinary Clinic. A sub-study of “Does an electronic screening, nutrition and distress screening tool capture those patients and carers who need face-to-face intervention during treatment for head and neck cancer” |
Erin Lawlor, Kathleen Dwyer |
11 |
Improving the hospital experience for inpatients with Autism Spectrum Disorder: A co-design project |
Ellen Hibbert |
12 |
Feeding healthy hearts – evaluating the Impact of nutrition education in cardiac rehabilitation programs |
Katie Belobrajdic |
13 |
The creation, implementation and evaluation of a consumer engagement process for an Allied Health directorate |
Kate Roberts |
14 |
Realising the voice of consumers experiencing a metropolitan transition care program: A qualitative study |
Michelle Shannon |
15 |
What influences adult preferences when selecting medical treatment? A pilot study |
Laura Hutchison |
16 |
Leading the way in consumer engagement with victims of sexual assault |
Julie Watson |
17 |
Moving forward with Motor Neurone Disease: Evaluating the impact of a local Motor Neurone Disease group in a regional community |
Emily Brown |
18 |
Podiatry role in Epidermolysis Bullosa: The importance of allowing a patient to have a voice |
Laura Iacobaccio |
DIGITAL HEALTH
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19 |
The digital age of occupational therapy home visits |
Tamzin Brott |
20 |
What do Allied Health think about the digital hospital? |
Maria Schwarz |
21 |
Using the technology acceptance model to understand clinician barriers and facilitators in using emerging technologies for rehabilitation of the upper limb: A mixed methods study |
Marlena Klaic |
22 |
My hip journey: Implementing a eHealth program for patients undergoing a total hip replacement |
Catherine Ashford |
23 |
Saving clinicians time by introducing simplified inpatient data entry systems |
Louise Maye |
24 |
Highlighting Allied Health’s value in improving health informatics through a standardised data set for NSW |
Min Jiat Teng |
25 |
Managing paediatric feeding disorders via telepractice: What’s being done and what services are needed? |
Madeline Raatz |
26 |
Embedding Telehealth through Allied Health Innovation Grants |
Clare Daley, Ashley Young |
27 |
The use of e-learning tools in the management of common pregnancy related musculoskeletal conditions |
Sheridan Guyatt |
28 |
Using a Community of Practice (CoP) model to expand allied health Telehealth services in an acute hospital setting |
Liisa Laakso |
29 |
Establishing Telehealth within Redland Hospital’s Physiotherapy Musculoskeletal Management Clinic’s model of care to improve patient access to services |
Vicki Parravicini |
30 |
Supporting Allied Health professionals to find and use reliable mental health apps and online programs with their patients |
Heidi Sturk |
31 |
Barriers to uptake of low intensity digital mental health apps and online programs in Allied Health. Defining the policy landscape |
Ruth Crowther |
INTERPROFESSIONAL EDUCATION & PRACTICE
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32 |
Findings from a collaborative approach: Implementation of domestic and family violence training for the Community and Oral Health workforce |
Christine Saxby |
33 |
Streamlining tutorials for Allied Health Assistant (AHA) students |
Lucy Whelan |
34 |
Nanna’s nightmare. Can gamification educate as well as entertain? |
Leigh Moore |
35 |
The experience of evolving: From graduate to mental health care coordinator |
Dallas Rae |
36 |
Strengthening teamwork capability: Evaluation of a team development program |
Angela Wood |
37 |
Interdisciplinary education: Industry and community projects in action |
Melanie Hayes |
38 |
‘The D Word’: Allied Health led dementia professional development |
Jacqueline Kay |
39 |
Patients as teachers: Communication skills training for health professionals. Improving the healthcare experience for consumers with communication disability through the development and delivery of an e-learning and face to face training package for health professionals that uses people with communication disability as content experts and educators |
Ruth Townsend, Kathryn McKinley |
40 |
Health professionals’ understanding of interprofessional education and collaborative practice: A Queensland survey |
Alison Pighills |
41 |
Allied Health Triaging Tool |
Sue Fitzpatrick, Kristi-Lee Muir |
42 |
Mealtimes matter: The development of a pilot program for families of children with complex sensory-based feeding problems |
Tracy Harb |
INDIGENOUS HEALTH
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43 |
Kidney Supportive Care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people |
Jenny Kirby |
44 |
A multidisciplinary model of chronic disease care for potentially preventable hospitalisations in a regional Indigenous community |
Sharon Woods |
INTEGRATED HEALTHCARE
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45 |
Reaching the target for stroke swallow screening & assessment |
Jana Havlis |
46 |
Enhancing Allied Health ward based leadership: Allied Health Flow and Interdisciplinary Referral Management (AHFIRM) |
Julia Blackshaw |
47 |
Cystic fibrosis and pelvic floor dysfunction: A pilot study – part B |
Sheridan Guyatt |
48 |
The need for an integrated approach to rehabilitating individuals with a brain injury as the result of violence |
Annerley Bates |
49 |
A cultural journey: Papua New Guinea to a North Queensland tertiary hospital |
Julie Watson |
50 |
My goals, my guide |
Susan Waller |
MEASURING VALUE
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51 |
Measuring Allied Health value through research: Evidence brief |
Tilley Pain |
52 |
Working towards evaluating the value of Social Work (SW) in an acute hospital setting |
Liisa Laakso |
53 |
Instrumental gait analysis parameters for assessing lower limb spasticity: A systematic review |
Ettie Ben-Shabat |
54 |
Lack of systematic approach to assessing adult lower limb spasticity: A systematic review |
Ettie Ben-Shabat |
MENTAL HEALTH
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55 |
The lived experiences of fire fighters in facing of involuntary psychiatric treatment in Taiwan |
Yu-ting Wang |
56 |
Australian Occupational Therapists responses to an online survey about restraint and seclusion in Adult Acute Mental Health Inpatient Units |
Luciana Theodoro De Freitas |
57 |
A new self-catering model of food service delivery for the University of Canberra (UCH) Adult Mental Health Rehabilitation Unit (AMHRU) |
Andrew Slattery |
OPTIMISING SCOPE / EXPANDING SCOPE / EXTENDING SCOPE / MODELS OF CARE
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58 |
Back in action: Establishing a chronic low back pain exercise and education group in the community |
Vanessa Sandi |
59 |
Impact of interventions on work outcomes after musculoskeletal road traffic injuries: A systematic review |
Charlotte Brakenridge |
60 |
The role of Speech-Language Pathologists in Palliative Care: Exploring the issues and reaching consensus |
Katherine Kelly |
61 |
Speech Pathology led prescribing: What’s the process? |
Maria Schwarz |
62 |
Transdisciplinary stroke care: Perceptions of healthcare teams |
Katherine Delany |
63 |
Optimising Allied Health scope of practice through brief therapy models of service |
Yolanda Mansfield, Sarah Hamilton |
64 |
Optimising Scope; Hunter New England Local Health District’s Nutrition Care for Inpatients and Residents Policy Compliance Procedure and the adjoining Quality Audit Reporting System tool |
Cassandra Knight, Amber Thoroughgood |
65 |
Allied Health professionals provide expert clinical and evidence-based stewardship; advanced scope physiotherapists are re-designing simple fracture patient pathways in the Emergency Department |
Piers Truter |
66 |
Turning discharge barriers into achievable hurdles. The role of a grade 3 AHA on a rapid discharge team |
Peter Hough |
67 |
Use of Occupational Therapy Assistants (OTAs) to increase efficiency in high demand Occupational Therapy (OT) Vascular Outpatient Clinic |
Laila Bar |
68 |
AHA delegation: A quality improvement activity for AHA lead group exercise programs in the low risk outpatient rural setting |
Ry Darcy |
69 |
The Role of Child Life Therapy in Perioperative Services at Gold Coast University Hospital |
Phillipa Cordner |
70 |
Distribution and type of inpatient Allied Health services for people following road traffic crashes across Queensland – where are the gaps? |
Jacelle Warren |
71 |
Pulmonary and Cardiac Exercise and Education (PACE): Developing a flexible service model to meet community needs |
Emma Ghys, Roslyn Bloomer |
72 |
Improving medication safety in facilities through a collaborative ‘Medication Safety Models of Care’ Working Group |
Matthew Webb, Claire O’Connor |
73 |
Better at home: Substituting inpatient rehabilitation beds for home based multidisciplinary rehabilitation |
Lara Kimmel |
74 |
Establishing a shared terminology and process for Transdisciplinary Practice Development |
Clare Byrne |
75 |
Our patients are more than just numbers……. A patient journey through non-surgical spinal services despite being referred for surgical opinion |
Lynette Fogarty, David Thompson |
76 |
Patient satisfaction with Physiotherapists is not inferior to Surgeons in an Arthroplasty Review Clinic |
Siona Hardy |
77 |
No time to waste. Tailoring the model of care of a Kidney Supportive Care program to prioritise the time of those attending |
Jennifer Kirby |
78 |
Changing the way Occupational Therapy does business in an acute public hospital |
Lauren Matheson, Debra Phillips |
79 |
The R.A.C.E. to prevent falls |
Maidei Machina |
80 |
Creating new pharmacy services at a large tertiary hospital |
Estelle Jensen |
PAEDIATRICS
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81 |
Self-management for children and young people with chronic conditions: An international consensus |
Nicole Saxby |
RURAL HEALTH
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82 |
Improving equity in access to dietetic services across Western NSW LHD by utilising a Virtual Dietetic Service |
Catherine Forbes |
VALUE BASED HEALTHCARE
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83 |
Guardianship in hospitals: A health services/OPA pilot program |
Dina Watterson, Fiona McAlindenm, Tass Kostopoulos |
84 |
Does mobilisation on the day of hip or knee replacement surgery reduce hospital length of stay? |
Siona Hardy |
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
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85 |
Teaching Allied Health professionals to delegate – never assume! |
Lucy Whelan |
86 |
Developing Australia’s future Allied Health workforce |
Lucy Whelan |
87 |
Allied Health Assistant Clinical Supervision: Fulfilling the entitlements |
Lucy Whelan |
88 |
Upskilling in paediatric dysphagia: Ironically, there’s no cookbook! |
Jeanne Marshall |
89 |
“I am I said to no-one there” – The Development of a Four Factor Model of Professional Identity -The 4FM-PI |
Lil Vrklevski |
90 |
Assessing the implementation and effectiveness of a career development framework for early career Allied Health Professionals |
Matthew Webb |
91 |
Initiatives to enhance the NSW Health Indigenous Allied Health workforce |
Hassan Kadous, Charles Davison |
92 |
A Sustainable Learning Pathway for Orthotist and Prosthetist Technicians |
Sue Aldrich |
93 |
Preparing students for the transition to new graduate therapist: How are we doing? |
Kassie Shardlow |
94 |
Mixed model evaluation of a value based recruitment model |
Genevieve Juj |
95 |
Growing together – improving job satisfaction and utilisation of scope of practice within a Dietitian Assistant workforce through a dietitian-led training and assessment program |
Tegan Dalla |
96 |
Standardising position descriptions: How structuring and managing roles in a uniform way creates sustainability and increases efficacy for allied health clinicians |
Louise Maye |
97 |
How to support successful job sharing |
Mia Hemingbrough |
98 |
Meeting growing demand: A review of a nutrition allied health assistant role in a cancer setting |
Belinda Steer |
WORKFORCE PLANNING
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99 |
Workforce Planning Accountability: How to transform the plan from words on paper to reality |
Louise Maye, Clare Daley |
100 |
Clinical induction as a tool to enhance service delivery and confidence in hospital based occupational therapists. A qualitative study |
Jill d’Souza |
101 |
Understanding Allied Health services: Capacity and demand |
Julie-Anne Ross, Angela Wood |
102 |
Hidden talents: The multiple career backgrounds of Allied Health professionals |
Susan Nancarrow |
OTHER |
103 |
Measuring allied health research capacity: A follow up study |
Tilley Pain |
104 |
Supporting occupational therapy home visit decision-making |
Maureen Godfrey |
105 |
Utilising a Multidisciplinary Team Model of care to improve patients mealtime satisfaction in a subacute setting |
Alice Doring |
106 |
Weight-Supported training with Rehabilitation Software and goal orientated exercises provides functional and emotional improvements in adults with chronic diseases |
Dave Matson, Scott Painter |