Each year, we showcase our impressive range of research and innovation at Grampians Health. We look forward to sharing the powerful effect our research and innovation projects have on our organisation and community.
Check back for more information on the 2022 event
2021 project presentations - live
Session 1: Tuesday 9 November 2021 keyboard_arrow_down
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Jaclyn Bishop |
Addressing knowledge gaps for virtual delivery of rural community-based programs: rapid integrated knowledge translation during COVID-19 |
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Victoria Wishchusen |
Improving antimicrobial adverse drug reaction documentation in the medical record: Evaluation of an education module for clinical pharmacists |
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Kylie McKenzie |
Frequent potentially avoidable ED presentations - consumer and clinician perspectives |
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Judith Russell |
The challenges of breastfeeding a late preterm or early term infant: women’s and clinicians’ perceptions of provision of antenatal information when considering early planned birth |
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Sarah Williams |
The role of relapse prevention plans for mental health consumers in reducing acute inpatient admissions |
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Adam Livori |
Assessment of Telehealth Cardiology Pharmacist Clinic in Improving Therapy Adherence following Acute Coronary Syndrome and PCI: A matched cohort study |
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Glenn Reeves |
The smsPRO Project |
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Jessica Henegan |
Seeds to success - implementation of Magseed as localisation method for impalpable breast lesions in regional Victoria |
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Sagun Banjade |
Initiation of CPAP as an inpatient in patients with confirmed or suspected Obesity Hypoventilation Syndrome and Subsequent Outcomes |
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2021 webinars and workshops
Implementation Science for Nurses keyboard_arrow_down- Introducing a generalisable Implementation Science method for exploring and addressing care gaps
- Identification of key behaviours and barriers / enablers / acceptability / organisational readiness
- Highlight of key insights and how to think about addressing issues identified
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