Opioid Administration and Reduction of Pediatric Ileocolic Intussusception
Burke, K., Shavit, I., Cohen, D.M., MacDowell, D., Mistry, R.D., Mintegi, S., Craig, S., Roland, D., Miller, M.R., Ali, S., George., S. and Poonai, N.,
Non-pharmacological de-escalation techniques used to manage acute severe behavioural disturbance in children and adolescents presenting to emergency departments: secondary analysis of a randomised controlled trial.
Klein, K., Selman, C., Kochar, A., Shellshear, D., Borland, M. L., George, S., Jani, S., Tham, D., Lee, K., Craig, S., Babl, F. E., & Bourke, E. M. (
Uncovering success stories: how to resuscitate in situ simulation initiatives in Canadian emergency departments
Baril, L., Caners, K., Walker, M., Dagnone, D., Chaplin, T., Raymond-Dufresne, É., Baylis, J., Purdy, E., Britton, S., & Cash, C.
Zero-hour thresholds to risk stratify patients for acute myocardial infarction using a point-of-care high-sensitivity troponin assay
Greenslade, J. H., Parsonage, W., Gaikwad, N., Stephensen, L., Brownlee, E., McCormick, E., Hall, E. J., Van Niekerk, M., Bayat, M. K., Mahmoodi, E., & Cullen, L.
Predictors and Outcomes of Airway Management in Patients Presenting to the Emergency Department With Overdose and Decreased Consciousness: A Scoping Review
R. A. F. Pellatt, S. Ishak, J. Clark, K. Isoardi, R. S. Ware and G. Keijzers
The Role of Point of Care Ultrasound in Evaluating Paediatric Patients With Limp: An Illustrative Case Series
McCreary, D. J., Snelling, P. J.
Comparison of inguinal fist compression versus commercial windlass tourniquet for reduction in femoral artery blood flow by untrained providers: a protocol for a superiority, assessor-blinded, cross-over, randomised controlled trial
K. Bruce, P. J. Snelling, P. Abery, K. Kemp-Smith, D. Lamond, N. Taylor, B. Patel, P. Jones and J. Furness
Extreme Heat in Cities: Co-Developing Just Adaptation for Urban Tourism
Quick facts
Principal investigator:
Professor Susanne Becken
Team members:
Dr Raymond Rastegar; Associate Professor Johanna Nalau; Associate Professor Jamie Ranse; Professor Daniel Scott
Project commenced:
2025
This project tackles the critical need for heat adaptation in cities. As intensifying heatwaves increasingly threaten lives and economic productivity, this study develops a novel measure to assess future tourism-related heat hazards, examines the added strain on city response systems by tourism, and establishes new insights into differentiated vulnerabilities amongst tourists and workers. By integrating a global analysis with three city case studies, this research co-develops innovative responses to reduce heat risk within urban systems. A new set of adaptation principles will help prioritize low-carbon, just responses, implemented through collaborative governance systems across different scales and sectors.
Grants Awarded
Australian Research Council, Discovery Project
$565,867
Ultrasound-guided supraclavicular block versus Bier block for closed reduction of upper extremity injuries in the emergency department: an open-label, non-inferiority, randomised controlled trial
Quick facts
Principal investigator:
Dr Henry Tsao
Team members:
Dr Peter Snelling
Grants Awarded
Emergency Medicine Foundation (EMF)
$8,758
Metro South Health Research Support Scheme (MSH RSS)
$81,524
The feasibility of point-of-care ultrasound conducted by physiotherapists for the diagnosis of ankle syndesmosis injuries in the acute care setting: A diagnostic study and budget impact analysis study
Quick facts
Principal investigator:
Dr Laura Hayes
Team members:
Dr Peter Snelling
Grants Awarded
Health Practitioner Research Scheme QH
$39,997
