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Emergency

For many Australian hospitals, April is ‘No Falls Month’. This month we have a full-scale education attack against one of the most prevalent forms of in hospital patient harm – the fall. In the consistent form of Injectable Orange we have a not so hidden curriculum – critical appraisal and […]

Can We Stop (Predict) The Drop? – April No Falls ...

This entry was posted in FOAM and tagged #FOAMed #FOANed Critical Appraisal Emergency Falls No Falls Month on April 5, 2017 by Jesse Spurr

There are many pressures in healthcare, all of which have an impact on people who work on the front lines. Resilience Challenge, a new interactive videogame, aims to raise awareness about these pressures. http://game.resiliencecentre.org.uk/ In the early 2000’s, Safer Healthcare Now and other initiatives were launched to improve the 10% error […]

Take the Resilience Challenge

This entry was posted in FOAM Nursing Professional and tagged #FOAMed #FOANed Emergency Resilience on February 15, 2017 by Jennifer Jackson

Editor’s Note: In a second installment from newly appointed Associate Editor and author, Wayne Varndell presents a snapshot of a current political and social priority and how it relates to those working in Emergency Care. Periodically the Australian Emergency Nursing Journal intend to release a number of “Hot Topic” publications […]

Domestic Violence and the ED: AENJ Hot Topic #FOANed

This entry was posted in Evidence-Based Practice and tagged #FOANed Domestic Violence Emergency Nursing on December 11, 2015 by Jennifer Jackson

I am incredibly excited to welcome Patrick Bafuma on board as a guest author to Injectable Orange. Patrick is an Emergency Medicine Physician Assistant in Hudson Valley, New York. This role was quite foreign to me before “meeting” Patrick. The physician assistant practices medicine under the supervision of a Physician […]

Life, Death and God in ED

This entry was posted in Uncategorized and tagged #FOAMed Emergency Palliative Care Physician Assistant on April 2, 2014 by Jesse Spurr