Jacinda Bunch

Our last panel of speakers in the 2023 conference in partnership with Australian & New Zealand Intensive Care Society - anzics chaired by outgoing President Lesley Durham. @Int_SRRS @anzics

New Zealand revised their MET program across the country, focusing on standardizing the approach to early identification of deterioration,listening to patients and families, and establishing shared goals of care with Alex Psirides. @Int_SRRS @anzics @psirides – at Darwin, Northern Territory

Chua Wei Ling shares updates on RRTs in Singapore. Adoption and growth have been influenced by the iSRRS conference held in Singapore in 2018. @Int_SRRS @anzics – at Darwin, Northern Territory

Shigeki Fujitani providing an overview of RRTs on Japan. Current status, growth, and opportunities. @Int_SRRS @anzics – at Darwin, Northern Territory

Informative panel first panel discussion of Day 3 at the @Int_SRRS conference chairs by @csubbe with @PoundGemma and @JuditOrosz4 – at Darwin, Northern Territory

Challenges in Code Blue fatigue in the rural setting of Bunbury with Elizabeth Tierney. @Int_SRRS @anzics – at Darwin, Northern Territory

Gemma Pound reviews findings from a large study of longer term outcome measures following in hospital cardiac arrest (IHCA). @Int_SRRS @anzics @PoundGemma – at Darwin, Northern Territory

Tracking your RRT numbers along with IHCA demonstrates effectiveness and opportunities for further improvement. @Int_SRRS @anzics @JuditOrosz4 – at Darwin, Northern Territory

Chris Subbe reviews how to assess competencies moving from knowing things to doing the right things. @Int_SRRS @anzics @csubbe – at Darwin, Northern Territory

Lesley Durham, outgoing President for the iSRRS, discusses the exciting creation of a standardized training plan and a career pathway development for Clinical Care Outreach Nurses within an apprenticeship approach. @Int_SRRS @anzics – at Darwin, Northern Territory

Our presenter panel discussion before lunch on day 2 moderated by Michael DeVita! @Int_SRRS @anzics – at Darwin, Northern Territory

Lindsay Garcia shares experiences in impacting the care and outcomes of maternal patients in the UK. Tools, governance, identification, and shared learning. @Int_SRRS @anzics @NurseConsult3CO – at Darwin, Northern Territory

A review of the health economics literature related to RRT with Chris Subbe. @Int_SRRS @anzics @csubbe

Tali Gadish brings us to the pediatric RRT world looking at the impact of COVID-19 and Bronchiolitis on respiratory admissions to PICU and MET calls. Numbers fell during the pandemic, but are now back with a vengeance. @Int_SRRS @anzics – at Darwin, Northern Territory

A rousing panel discussion with our morning presenters. Audience was so engaged we had to cut it short with encouragement to discuss with colleagues on break. @Int_SRRS @anzics @NaomiHammond @drfoxrob @jones_daza @JohnRRSWelch @csubbe – at Darwin, Northern Territory

The important of understanding and responding to soft signs in hospital. Including patient or family concerns and the “look in the eyes”. @Int_SRRS @anzics @JohnRRSWelch – at Darwin, Northern Territory

John Welch emphasizing the importance of capturing the voice of our patients in our quest to improve early identification and treatment of clinical deterioration. @Int_SRRS @anzics @JohnRRSWelch

Minimum staffing and qualifications for RRT and working ICU in Australia and New Zealand drafted and to be disseminated soon. @Int_SRRS @anzics @jones_daza – at Darwin, Northern Territory