Trudy Dwyer

Emeritus Professor

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Australia

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Trudy Dwyer is an Emeritus Professor, having retired from her position at an undisclosed institution in Australia. Her research focuses on clinical judgement in nursing, patient deterioration indicators, and the application of grounded theory in nursing studies. Recent articles include a literature review on hypothermia factors in severe burn injuries and studies on the recognition of maternal deterioration by midwives.

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Michelle Allen

Queensland University of Technology

AUSTRALIA

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Tracy Flenady

Senior Lecturer

Central Queensland University

AUSTRALIA

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Gillian Harvey

Flinders University

AUSTRALIA

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Marie Danielle Le Lagadec

AUSTRALIA

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Hannah Carter

Queensland University of Technology

AUSTRALIA

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Lyn Ebert

Associate Professor

Southern Cross University

AUSTRALIA

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Debbie Massey

Professor

Edith Cowan University

AUSTRALIA

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Articles (14)

Classic grounded theory: identifying the main concern

Indicators of patient deterioration in poorly resourced private hospitals: Which vital sign to watch? A retrospective case–control study

An integrative literature review of factors contributing to hypothermia in adults during the emergent (ebb) phase of a severe burn injury

Protocol for a process evaluation of a stepped wedge randomised controlled trial to reduce unnecessary hospitalisations of older people from residential aged care: the EDDIE+ study

From pilot to a multi-site trial: refining the Early Detection of Deterioration in Elderly Residents (EDDIE +) intervention

Application of classic grounded theory in nursing studies: a qualitative systematic review protocol

Clinical judgement in nursing – An evolutionary concept analysis

Identifying the core components of a nursing home hospital avoidance programme

Queensland Adult Deterioration Detection System observation chart diagnostic accuracy in detecting patient deterioration: A retrospective case–control study

Midwives’ recognition and response to maternal deterioration: A national cross-sectional study

Factors contributing to the restoration of normothermia after hypothermia in people with a major burn injury in the first 24 h of hospital admission

Predictive factors of the general public’s willingness to be seen and seek treatment from a nurse practitioner in Australia: a cross-sectional national survey

Evaluation of a patient and family activated escalation system: Ryan's Rule

The efficacy of twelve early warning systems for potential use in regional medical facilities in Queensland, Australia

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Michelle Allen

Tracy Flenady

Gillian Harvey

Marie Danielle Le Lagadec

Hannah Carter

Lyn Ebert

Debbie Massey

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