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dc.contributor.authorHeufel Mel-
dc.contributor.authorCurtis Prof Kate-
dc.date.accessioned2024-03-13T23:51:28Z-
dc.date.available2024-03-13T23:51:28Z-
dc.date.issued2024-03-11-
dc.identifier.urihttps://islhd.intersearch.com.au/islhdjspui/handle/1/6157-
dc.descriptionThe death of some patients in the ED is inevitable; patients not only present with life-threatening acute illness but EDs are increasingly seeing patients with acute crises of chronic and terminal conditions who are presenting at their end of life. Nursing and medical staff have a significant role to play in providing high-quality evidence-based end of life care to relieve suffering, provide comfort and respect patient’s wishes. Life-saving measures are not always successful or appropriate in ED. This project involves auditing the end-of-life care in ISLHD EDs of 400+ patients who died in hospital within 48 hours of presenting to the ED using our developed and validated end-of-life audit tool. We will then integrate findings of the medical record audit and staff survey to co-design an intervention that addresses the problems to delivering quality end of life care in ISLHD EDs with ED staff and health consumers. A strategy will be designed to implement the intervention informed by the facilitators and barriers identified the previous studies.en
dc.subjectCritical Care-
dc.subjectEmergency-
dc.titleEnd of Life Care in ED-
dc.contributor.islhdHeufel, Mel-
dc.contributor.islhdCurtis, Prof Kate-
local.contributor.leadinvestigatorMel Heufel-
local.contributor.leadinvestigatorProf Kate Curtis-
local.contributor.contactnameMel Heufel-
local.contributor.contactnameProf Kate Curtis-
local.description.timecommitment2 months-
local.identifier.joblevelJMO, Registrar, AT-
local.subject.specificskillseMR navigation skills-
local.subject.specifictasksData collection-
local.identifier.statusOpen-
local.contributor.contactemailkate.curtis1@health.nsw.gov.au-
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