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Department Nursing Research, Royal Children’s Hospital Summary of Research Activities and Achievements The primary aim of the nursing research program was to promote, initiate and develop nursing research relevant to the health care needs of children and their families. The Children’s Health Queensland Hospital and Health Service nursing research program was comprised of three main streams: a) research education; b) coordination and conduct of research projects; c) support of postgraduate research study by clinical nurses to build a critical mass for evidence based practice change in the organisation. During 2012, 6 nursing research projects, have been conducted or continue to be in progress. Major research themes for these funded studies included: ‣ Retrieval of critically ill children ‣ Development and utilisation of Indigenous safe infant sleeping e-learning modes for Indigenous Health Workers ‣ Capacity building, and partnerships and safe infant health promotion in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities ‣ Intravascular device administration sets: URUeplacement after USUtandard UVUersus UPUrolonged use (The RSVP Trial) ‣ Health Professionals’ attitude, knowledge and beliefs regarding Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender parents seeking health care for their children. (LGBT Study) ‣ USUecurement UAUnd UDUuration of paediatric UPUeripheral UIUntraUvUenous UDUevices (SAD PIVD): an observational cohort study. Project ideas developed for 2013: ‣ Trial of a safe sleep enabler to reduce the risk of sudden unexpected deaths in infancy in high risk environments. ‣ The SAVE Trial: USUecuring UAUll intraUVUenous devices UEUffectively in hospitals. A randomised controlled rial Please Note: In February 2013, the Nursing Director – Research and the Nurse Researcher – Community Child Health, were abolished as part of Children’s Health Queensland workforce reductions. As of the 10 th February 2013 the Nursing Research Unit in its current form no longer exists. Future research activity by nurses at CHQH&HS will come under a new model. At the time of completing and submitting this final report for Nursing Research (11 th March, 2013), this model was yet to be determined. Shelley Nowlan, CHQ Executive Director of Nursing Services, will lead the new model once it is determined. QCMRI Scientific Report 2012 75
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