Alysia Coventry

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Australian Catholic University

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Alysia Coventry is a Lecturer at Australian Catholic University in Australia. Her research areas focus on critical care nursing, end-of-life care, and the psychosocial support of families in intensive care settings. Recent articles authored by her examine the role of nurses in organ and tissue donation, as well as interventions to improve communication and support for families facing patient death in adult critical care. Additionally, she investigates mental health deterioration responses among nursing professionals.

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Improving support for families in the Intensive Care Unit: Development of a service-delivery model for bereavement support for Australian families

Open Date: 2020-01-01

Close Date: 2022-01-01

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Catherine Daniel

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Laura Chien

Australian National University

AUSTRALIA

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John Rosenberg

Senior Lecturer

University of the Sunshine Coast

AUSTRALIA

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Melissa Bloomer

Professor in Critical Care Nursing

Griffith University

AUSTRALIA

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Maria Dahm

Macquarie University

AUSTRALIA

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Diana Slade

Australian National University

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Kelly Coughlan

Australian Catholic University

AUSTRALIA

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Kristen Ranse

Griffith University Griffith Health

AUSTRALIA

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The role of critical care nurses in organ and tissue donation: A position statement of the Australian College of Critical Care Nurses

End-of-life care in critical care is about more than just education - Letter on Benbenishty et al.

“Time and life is fragile”: An integrative review of nurses’ experiences after patient death in adult critical care

Supporting families of patients who die in adult intensive care: A scoping review of interventions

Supporting families of patients who die in adult intensive care: A scoping review of interventions

Optimizing the response to mental health deterioration: Nurses experiences of using a Mental Health Observation Response Chart

Optimizing the response to mental health deterioration: Nurses experiences of using a Mental Health Observation Response Chart

Fostering positive psychosocial outcomes for families in the intensive care unit: A scoping review protocol of interventions that help prepare families for the possibility of death.

Assessment and communication excellence for safe patient outcomes (ACCELERATE): A stepped-wedge cluster randomised trial protocol

Assessment and communication excellence for safe patient outcomes (ACCELERATE): A steppe d-we dge cluster randomised trial protocol

A qualitative meta‐synthesis investigating the experiences of the patient’s family when treatment is withdrawn in the intensive care unit

A qualitative meta-synthesis investigating the experiences of the patient's family when treatment is withdrawn in the intensive care unit

Collaborators (8)

Catherine Daniel

Laura Chien

John Rosenberg

Melissa Bloomer

Maria Dahm

Diana Slade

Kelly Coughlan

Kristen Ranse

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