Prof Diane Chamberlain retweeted
Barnaby Joyce racked up $675,000 in expenses in 3 weeks as drought envoy. Reckons he sent texts to PM Scott Morrison who blocks our FOI requests & refuses to produce his phone records.
Retweet if you want the texts published or a police investigation or both? Your taxes evaporate
Prof Diane Chamberlain retweeted
#NHMRC has released a revised #OpenAccess Policy to ensure that NHMRC-funded health and medical research is freely available and accessible. 👉 nhmrc.gov.au/about-us/news-c… 1/2
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Critical Care Health Professionals Burnout - now recruiting for our individual interventional trial
wellbeingandburnout.com/
Prof Diane Chamberlain retweeted
Do you feel unsure about how to involve a broad group of stakeholders in research or guideline development, then you might find this article helpful @tconroy9 @Groenkjaer_M @ChainDis @Daniellep89 authors.elsevier.com/a/1fcW1…
Prof Diane Chamberlain retweeted
Great news to begin 2022: AA (no corrections) on my PhD on everyday life for people with #advancedcancer! 🥳Thanks to @deidremorgan51 & @eileenw58649624 for their excellent supervision @Flinders @RePaDD1! 🙌#PalliativeCare #OccupationalTherapy @FlindersCNHS #phdlife @DoctoralOTUK
Prof Diane Chamberlain retweeted
The Australian health system may never recover from the mass exodus of senior nursing staff who have left clinical work.
Not because of vaccine mandates but because the lack of a pandemic management plan and relentless conditions burnt them out.
We are all the poorer.
Prof Diane Chamberlain retweeted
You saying #EveryDeepDrawnBreath will “affect how you go about life” means the world to me.
Thank you @melissamcpheete for giving it space in your 🧠 & ❤️
This book is a gift to all of us. It will affect how I go about life, how I do my research and it gave me so much hope for humanity. Thank you @WesElyMD for sharing the journey.
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PRESS RELEASE: Health systems must urgently embrace solutions to mitigate the heavy burden of #sepsis, exacerbated by COVID-19. Read our PR for #WorldSepsisDay here worldsepsisday.org/news/2021…
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"The capacity of intensive care in New Zealand is not limited by the number of ventilators we have. It's limited by our ability to have trained intensive care nurses in our purpose built facilities." @RobBevan76
rnz.co.nz/national/programme…
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Killing us softly with their wrongs: Nursing academia’s ‘killer elite’ continue unabated @PDarbyshire. Read this and weep😢 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Physiotherapy's crucial role in ICU and rehab after COVID highlighted on World Physiotherapy Day australian.physio/media/phys…
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With $60 billion unspent, the government can easily cover JobKeeper for all casuals, migrant workers & international students — not to mention university staff! Not a moment to delay.
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Are you a nurse, midwife or allied health professional working in health? If so, you are invited to complete a survey of the impact of COVID-19 pandemic on your professional and personal well-being. curtin.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe…
Prof Diane Chamberlain retweeted
Free access until July for our article 'The sedentary behaviour and physical activity patterns of survivors of a critical illness over their acute hospitalisation: An observational study' via link below:
Thanks @Aus_CC
@FlindersCFI research @PhysiosforPA
authors.elsevier.com/a/1b3r0…
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American Association of Critical-Care Nurses@AACNme9 May 2020
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We celebrate, support and honor your courage and commitment to the nursing profession. #NursesWeek #YearOfTheNurse (Photo: Melissa B.)
Prof Diane Chamberlain retweeted
Most importantly, while we’ve talked a lot about ventilators, a vent is just a dumb machine
What we need is ICU nurses. We will run out of ICU nurses even before we run of existing vents
12/n
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American Association of Critical-Care Nurses@AACNme25 Mar 2020
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“COVID-19 Pulmonary, ARDS and Ventilator Resources” is available for all nurses, at no charge, to provide vital resources to care for those affected by COVID-19. Cross-train or refresh your critical care skills to help provide support in your ICU. #COVID19 #Coronavirus
Prof Diane Chamberlain retweeted
Intensive care units need 10,000 more trained CRITICAL CARE nurses for critically ill patients #notjustanurse #COVID19 @ACCCNAUST @expensivecare @IntensiveDave @AlfredHealth @precordialthump @DeakinQPS theage.com.au/federal-politi…
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For all our Dieticians-colleagues out there facing COVID19 in their ICU! Here is the novel COVID-19 Nutritional Guidelines for the ICU! Thanks @ellaterblanche, @danni_dietitian & Team for this new ICU armamentarium!
Critical Care Specialist group guidance on management of nutrition an dietetic services during the COVID-19 pandemic:
bda.uk.com/resource/critical…
A huge thank you to @ellaterblanche & @danni_dietitian for working so hard to bring us this guideline at such a busy time!
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#WCIC2019 critical care nurse education, practice standards impact patient outcomes @Aus_CC @WFPICCS @worldcongressic @ACCCNAUST – at Melbourne, Victoria























