Characteristics and outcomes of patient presentations made by police to an Australian emergency department
Crilly J, Zhang P, Lincoln C, Scuffham P, Timms J, Becker K, VanBuuren N, Fisher A, Murphy D, Green D. (2019). Emergency Medicine Australasia
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Working in the dark–The impact of a state-wide black systems event on emergency departments: A case study from clinician perspectives
Hammad, K. S., Wake, M., Zampatti, C., Neumann, S., & Ranse, J. (2018). Collegian.
Understanding ED performance after the implementation of activity-based funding
Toloo, G. S., Burke, J., Crilly, J., Williams, G., McCann, B., FitzGerald, G., & Bell, A. (2018). The International journal of health planning and management, 33(2), 405-413.
Nurse-led multidisciplinary initiatives to improve outcomes and reduce hospital admissions for older adults: The Care coordination through Emergency Department, Residential Aged Care and Primary Health Collaboration project
Marsden, E., Craswell, A., Taylor, A., Coates, K., Crilly, J., Broadbent, M., ... & Wallis, M. (2018). Australasian journal on ageing.
Impacts on in‐event, ambulance and emergency department services from patients presenting from a mass gathering event: A retrospective analysis. Emergency Medicine Australasia
Ranse, J., Lenson, S., Keene, T., Luther, M., Burke, B., Hutton, A., ... & Crilly, J. (2018). Emergency Medicine Australasia.
Impact of patients presenting with alcohol and/or drug intoxication on in-event health care services at mass-gathering events: An integrative literature review
Bulloack M, Ranse J, Hutton A. (2018). Prehospital and Disaster Medicine.
Emergency department models of care in Queensland: a multisite cross-sectional study
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Bell, A., Toloo, G. S., Crilly, J., Burke, J., Williams, G., McCann, B., & FitzGerald, G. (2018). Australian Health Review.
Developing public health initiatives through understanding motivations of the audience at mass gathering events
Hutton, A., Ranse, J., & Munn, M. B. (2018). Prehospital and disaster medicine, 33(2), 191-196.
Impact of 2018 Commonwealth Games on Gold Coast Emergency Departments
Quick facts
Principal investigator:
Prof Julia Crilly
Team members:
Dr Jamie Ranse, Dr Michael Aitken, Dr Ben Walters, Dr Antony Padowitz, Prof Paul Arbon, Prof Alison Hutton, Dr Amy Johnston, Dr Peta-Anne Zimmerman, Prof Robert Ware, A/Prof Josh Byrnes, Mrs Bernadine Romero, Mr Chris Raftery, Ms Kaylene Sutherland, and Prof Martin Wullschleger
Project commenced:
2018
In 2018, the Gold Coast hosted one of the largest sporting mass gathering events in the country. The Commonwealth Games attracted approximately 1 million visitors to the region, over two weeks. Current gaps in the literature make it difficult to plan for service provision.
Using a pragmatic mixed methods research design, this study will be conducted across five Emergency Departments on the Gold Coast: two public (GCUH and Robina Hospital) and three private (Gold Coast, Pindara and John Flynn Private Hospitals).
This research aims to explore healthcare staff experience of planning, preparedness and lessons learnt to provide a resource for future planners of mass gathering events within the region, nationally, and internationally.
“This research project represents an international first, exploring the impact of a mass gathering event on all Emergency Departments within a region. The knowledge generated from this project will inform robust planning, to improve preparedness and service delivery, at any location.”
—Prof Julia Crilly
Grants Awarded
Gold Coast Health and Gold Coast Hospital Foundation Research Grants Scheme
$52,878
Valuing patients’ experience in the emergency department
Quick facts
Team members:
Spain D, Byrnes J, Bull C, Crilly J, Chaboyer W, Fitzgerald G, Scuffham P, Mulhern B
Project commenced:
2018
Grants Awarded
Emergency Medicine Foundation Leading Edge Grant
$75,757
