Posters
Posters will be displayed for the duration of the conference. Attending authors are asked to attend their poster during the lunch on Thursday 17th October or Friday 18th October to discuss the poster with other delegates.
ODD numbered posters will be presented during lunch on Thursday 17th October
EVEN numbered posteres will be presented during lunch on Friday 18th October
| Posters | |
| 1 | Students’ perceptions of regional and rural allied health clinical placement quality Veronique Anderson, Dominic Mawn, Jayne Kirkpatrick, Karen Bruggemann, Yvonne Watts, Linda Furness |
| 2 | Striving for health equity in small regional hospitals using telehealth to deliver dietetic services Rhonda Anderson |
| 3 | Are generic resources for Allied Health Assistants in rural settings possible? Lauren Arthurson, Merrin Prictor, Alicia Cunningham |
| 4 | Establishing a palliative music therapy service in the hospital: Personalising end of life care for oncology patients and families Belinda Ayres |
| 5 | Clinical handover – From policy to practice Sarah Bailey, Samara Phillips, Ruth Cox |
| 6 | AHPEP – educating the allied health workforce through clinical placements since 2000 Katie Bauer, Melinda Stone |
| 7 | Development of an occupational therapy needs assessment tool Michelle Bennett, Kym Murphy, Michelle Watson, Daniel Lowrie, Tilley Pain |
| 8 | Fast-tracking sustainable discharge from the emergency department: Implementation of a subacute allied health service Marguerite Bennetts, Doug Murtagh |
| 9 | Innovating outcomes for adults attending alternative to employment programmes: A role for occupational therapy Carly Bloomfield, Janet Richmond, Ruth Marquis |
| 10 | Withdrawn |
| 11 | Validity of malnutrition screening tools for adult rehabilitation patients Loretta Bufalino, Joanne McKinstry, Maria Apostolides, Jennifer Sequeira, Elizabeth Few, Catherine Higgins |
| 12 | Pilot speech pathology telehealth service for head and neck cancer patient support Clare Burns, Elizabeth Ward, Anne Hill, Karen Malcolm, Lynell Bassett, Lizbeth Kenny, Phillip Greenup |
| 13 | Celebrating increased food service patient satisfaction with the Queensland health nutrition standards for meals and menus Clare Byrne, Michelle Palmer |
| 14 | ‘Tools of Trade’ TOT a non-traditional approach to men’s shed development. Featuring health: as a contemporary new partner Bruce Campbell, Melissa Koch |
| 15 | Development of ePET (ePharmacy Education and Training): A statewide pharmacy specific online training site Ann Carter, Shelley Crowther |
| 16 | Store Walk’n’Talks: an innovative approach to nutrition education in a remote Aboriginal community Erin Cassells, Hilary Jimmieson, Judith Aliakbari, Derlene Gray, Carolyn Keogh |
| 17 | Allied health within a complex adaptive system Martin Chadwick |
| 18 | Improving health literacy for parents accessing child development services: A model for information use Winnie Cheung, Jeanette Davey, Carmen Bydeveldt, Winsome St John |
| 19 | Exploring the benefits and challenges of an innovative fee-for-service program within a not-for-profit organisation Karen Bolger |
| 20 | Evaluating the effectiveness of the oncology needs assessment tool in identification of outpatient needs for multidisciplinary health services Amy Chiu, Vanessa Cobham |
| 21 | The challenges and enablers for implementing experienced based co-design as a quality improvement approach Kate Cranwell, Jacinta Roberton |
| 22 | The development of a mentorship role for occupational therapists within an acute setting Rebecca Donnelly, Meagan Elder |
| 23 | Nutrition assistant delegation: An innovative model for increasing nutrition surveillance and management of ‘at risk’ patients Kristen Demedio, Jennifer Hall, Rebecca Moore |
| 24 | One fine day for paediatric pharmacists – A time and motion study Anna Durance, Heidi Wong, Nicolette Graham |
| 25 | TeamUp educational intervention: Development of an educational resource for educators to teach teamwork skills Alaina Evanson, Jennieffer Barr |
| 26 | Sensory sensitivities in children with feeding difficulties: An interdisciplinary team approach Nadine Frederiksen, Pamela Dodrill, Jeanne Marshall, Jenny Ziviani |
| 27 | Motivating new graduate professional learning: Pilot of a clinical learning framework Cate Fitzgerald |
| 28 | Motivating learning and innovation with assistive technology for people with progressive neurological diseases Millissa Fromer, Janet Mostovoy, Orla Foster, Rosanne Gibb |
| 29 | Queensland physiotherapy placement collaborative and the Queensland central allocation process Mark Gooding, Linda Blackwell, Ruth Dunwoodie, Garry Kirwan, Paul Miller, Nikki Milne, Meg Moller, Aya Pellatt, Rod Stuart |
| 30 | A 3D virtual medical imaging CT suite: Innovation in education Therese Gunn, Pete Bridge, Clare Berry, Vicki Braithwaite, Gaynor Mahoney, Pam Rowntree, Debbie Starkey, Kelly Wilson-Stewart |
| 31 | Better prepared, better placement: An online resource to prepare allied health students and supervisors for clinical placement Sandra Grace, Keri Moore |
| 32 | Development and trial of a 12-month multidisciplinary clinical measurements graduate training framework Megan Harbourne, Stephanie Van Ballegooyen, Chris Brown, Tilley Pain |
| 33 | Challenges faced in developing a validated satisfaction survey for students completing nutrition and dietetics (N&D) clinical placements Nicky Haron, Angela Vivanti, Rhiannon Barnes |
| 34 | Kickstarting your research: a one day workshop for aspiring practitioner researchers Desley Harvey, Alison Pighills |
| 35 | An interprofessional education program for allied health new graduates Jacinta Hayes, Samantha Sevenhuysen |
| 36 | Withdrawn |
| 37 | Innovative approaches to clinical education in Evolve Therapeutic Services Linda Furness, Kaylee Venter, Jackie Wright |
| 38 | Can involvement in a store badging program increase engagement of indigenous youth? Hilary Jimmieson, Erin Cassells, Judith Aliakbari, Derlene Gray, Carolyn Keogh |
| 39 | Mealtimes on the oncology ward: Identifying opportunities to eat, walk and engage Lisa Jolliffe, Adrienne Young, Prue McRae, Alison Mudge, Kelli Malone |
| 40 | Supervision, Training and Readiness (STAR) Program; an interdisciplinary approach to building clinical supervision capacity Phillippa James, Grainne O’Loughlin |
| 41 | Clinical placements in a telesupervision model: Student and educators views Yvonne Kane, Anne Hill, Lucinda Chipchase, Ruth Dunwoodie |
| 42 | Growing a simulated learning framework for paediatric allied health Kristine Kelly, Meg Moller, Allison Mandrusiak, Sarah Wright |
| 43 | Withdrawn |
| 44 | Interdisciplinary persistent pain management program – A twelve-month review Hannah Kennedy |
| 45 | The disappearing waiting list: Improving access to services through complete service redesign Alexandra Little |
| 46 | Innovation in service models for eating disorders in child and youth mental health Richard Litster, Karen Dawson, Tania Withington, Ingrid Wagner |
| 47 | Improving the care of the elderly through an oral health education program for nursing staff Christine Mamo, Louisa Lunn, Nicholas Brennan |
| 48 | Governance framework for professional practice in allied health Donna Markham, Kathleen Phillip, Jill Walsh |
| 49 | Leisure therapy – A new service in the Queensland spinal injuries unit Kate Martin, Glenda Price, Ruth Cox |
| 50 | Challenging risk appetite in allied health Kerry May, Deb Mitchell, Fiona McAlinden |
| 51 | Developing an interdisciplinary model of care in rehabilitation and aged care services: New building, new opportunities Fiona McAlinden, Michelle O’Rourke |
| 52 | Knowledge exchange, primary health care and allied health – The role of the primary health care research and information service Ellen McIntyre, Jodie Oliver-Baxter, Lynsey Brown |
| 53 | Clinical supervision models used in allied health at a regional health service Narelle McPhee, Marcus Gardner, Angela Crombie |
| 54 | Problem based learning – The real life experience Kerstin McPherson |
| 55 | Eat walk engage: Working together for better care of elders Prue McRae, Alison Mudge, Mark Cruickshank |
| 56 | What is the evidence around how to best support new graduates? Nadine Ninness, Mary Whitehead |
| 57 | Design of a quality improvement framework to revolutionise quality in a busy occupational therapy department Katherine O’Shea, Jenny Nel |
| 58 | Discovering performance skills for motorised mobility scooter use Casey Overste, Lois Moir, Janet Richmond, Jeannine Millsteed |
| 59 | Your online colleague – Evidence-based subject guides Christopher Parker |
| 60 | Innovation: Working in partnerships to provide perinatal mental health treatment and support to families in rural communities Katie Peterson, Amanda Finn, Fiona Little |
| 61 | Education model for palliative care: An interdisciplinary approach Linh Pham, Renae Majcen |
| 62 | Patient’s experiences of receiving an Allied Health professional skill sharing model of care: A qualitative study Alison Pighills, Michelle Bradford, Desley Harvey, David Plummer |
| 63 | Hunter Medicare Local- Delivering multidisciplinary education to meet local health providers’ needs Aimee Prosser, Rick Naylor, Lisa Craig |
| 64 | Client-led visual goal-setting in a sub-acute rehabilitation unit Sarah Raffell |
| 65 | Video-based telehealth: Current and potential use of videoconsultation by allied health professionals Melissa Raven, Petra Bywood |
| 66 | Students attitudes towards working with older people – The Placement Rotation in Aged Care (PRAC) project Helen Redfern, Suzette Fox |
| 67 | Adults with disabilities – A cross sector collaboration Helen Redfern, Christine Cotter, Mary Fenn |
| 68 | Celebrate collaboration! Implementation of new standardised new standardised parenteral nutrition formulas in a tertiary paediatric hospital Lana Steward-Harrison, Ashlee Aitken, Lyn Robinson, Julia Fox, Looi Ee |
| 69 | Engaging our workforce early Julie-Anne Ross, Julie Connell |
| 70 | Supporting allied health professionals to contribute to better patient outcomes through an interprofessional capability development framework Julie-Anne Ross, Cate Fitzgerald, Julie Connell, Gail Gordon |
| 71 | QH spirometry training program – Promoting lung health in Queensland Irene Schneider, Andrew Coates |
| 72 | High risk foot training in Western Australia: Making a difference Deborah Schoen, Sandra Thompson |
| 73 | Evaluating inpatients’ satisfaction with allied health services: a series of surveys at a rehabilitation centre Kate Roberts |
| 74 | A journey in self management and sustainability for communication impaired stroke survivors Susan Scholtz |
| 75 | Exploring the impact of mealtime assistance and interruptions on nutritional intake of vascular surgical inpatients Amy Scott, Adrienne Young, Lisa Joliffe, Prue McRae, Alison Mudge |
| 76 | Developing an interprofessional curriculum from the ground up – The process Cindy Sealey, Beverly Raasch |
| 77 | An investigation into the enablers and barriers to physiotherapy clinical placements within Queensland’s public health system Kassie Shardlow, Peter Tonks, Mark Gooding, Rod Stuart |
| 78 | Well equipped for palliative care. A review and evaluation of the aids and equipment utilised and accessed by the clinicians at Calvary Health Care Bethlehem (CHCB) to best support individuals with palliative and neuropalliative conditions Ruth Skene, Sarah Solomon, Jill Loveland |
| 79 | Exercise and the treatment of depression – A critical analysis of recent reviews Robert Stanton, Peter Reaburn, Brenda Happell |
| 80 | Is more intensive better? Intensive versus standard therapy for functional dysphonia Penny Stabler, Rachel Wenke, Leah Coman, Chloe Walton, Melissa Lawrie, John O’Neill, Elizabeth Cardell, Deborah Theodoros |
| 81 | The value of workforce profiling Catherine Stephens, Julie Hulcomb |
| 82 | The smart assistive technology revolution Wendy Stevens |
| 83 | The implementation of a sustainable student led role in an acute care setting: A review Vicky Stirling |
| 84 | Education targeted at developing managerial skills within our senior allied health workforce Tamica Sturgess |
| 85 | Withdrawn |
| 86 | Assessment, management and support of people living in situations of domestic squalor in regional Queensland Rebecca Torkington, Alison Maynard, Jennie Whitely, Angela Atherton, Leianne Elms |
| 87 | Pillar pain post open carpal tunnel release: characteristics, assessment, and occupational implications Alta-Mari van Huyssteen, Janet Richmond, Rachel McKay |
| 88 | The causes of their death appear (unto our shame perpetual) Lil Vrklevski, Leanne McKechnie |
| 89 | A mapping of allied health service capacity for maternity and neonatal services across southern Queensland Shelley Wilkinson, Leyanne Duncan, Catherine Barrett, Robin Turnbull, Sally McCray |
| 90 | Participatory action research of knowledge translation in occupational therapy Mary Whitehead, Elizabeth Caldwell, Sally Bennett, Jennifer Fleming |
