Trauma and Emergency in Australia
CPD
51m
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Lecture Overview
In this lecture, Jane Mateer sets the scene for modern trauma management in an Australian context by defining the continuum of care concept, identifying nursing considerations in rural and remote settings, reviewing roles of the multidisciplinary team and how to prepare to receive a major trauma patient.
Educators
Jane Mateer
Jane Mateer is a registered nurse with more than 25 years of experience in pre-hospital, metropolitan, and military settings. Her qualifications include a master in public health and a graduate diploma in advanced practice (nurse practitioner), as well as certificates in emergency nursing and education. A specialist in an emergency, paediatric, and trauma care, Jane currently works as a clinical support nurse in emergency, having previously worked as a clinical nurse consultant, clinical nurse educator, manager, and university lecturer. She is currently undertaking research into the experiences of Australian Army nurses. See Educator Profile
Reviews
4.5
50 Total Rating(s)
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Madeleine Stephens
work as a team better prep communications skills especially with team leader the importance of using first names for response clarify clear communication asses as a team look for risk
Jaimie Collard
Beneficial for nurses, not so relevant for Paramedics but still insightful.
Sonu merin james
excellent
Donna Marguerite Murnane
Great information. Very helpful
Sharon O'Riely
Provided me with good knowledge and understanding of trauma
Maeve lane
great information and good sources to utilise for other readings on the subject
Donna Marguerite Murnane
This online lecture was informative and the perfect length of time. It covered many areas of trauma and the need of resources to be effective.
Donna Marguerite Murnane
Very informative and the length of presentation was ideal.
mary susan delos reyes
very imformative
Teresa Dempsey
This was very good lecture and reminder of some of the true limitations rural and remote nursing faces. Excellent presentation and good for all those working in rurual settings.