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Locality: Rockhampton, Queensland

Phone: +61 7 4930 9741

Address: Bruce highway 4702 Rockhampton, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.cqu.edu.au/masked

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25.01.2022 Stanley spoke at Wounds UK today. His message was around empathy. Today I also launch a new character Mr Harry Commins. His message is about intimacy and the role of the health care professional.

24.01.2022 This week, the VC's Fast Five highlights the generosity of the Emu Park Lions Club, after its monetary donation was used to purchase a second silicone procedural puppet. "Leo" will form part of the University's Pup-Ed family, and be used by Nursing students and health organisations in the Rockhampton region. Check out the full story to read the full impact of the Club's donation >> https://bit.ly/2RXmVeS.

23.01.2022 Thanks for a great response from the Australian Day Surgery Conference in Sydney last Saturday. A warm and welcoming group of health care professionals. An awesome conference. Stanley enjoyed being able to share some wisdom. The power of the patient narrative.

21.01.2022 https://m.youtube.com/watch The absolute realism of MaskED as it teaches, guides and coaches the art of health care.

20.01.2022 Long-standing Director of Simulation in the School of Nursing, Midwifery and Social Sciences, Professor Kerry Reid-Searl, has retired from her academic position at CQUniversity. However, Kerry’s creative presence will continue to grow at the University. As an Adjunct Professor with CQUni, Professor Reid-Searl now focuses on the continued development and expansion of the innovative simulation tools being the MASK-ED and PUP-ED programs, along with the educational Poop Kit program to educate children about gut and digestive health. This continued development and expansion will have the ultimate aim of creating and growing the real-life commercial impact of these innovative creations born out of many years of focused and applied research. Kerry’s creativity remains an important presence at CQUniversity and a focus for the future.

18.01.2022 Another exciting project from Kerry and the CQUni team. https://protect-au.mimecast.com/s/9VBjCr8DKRU70E6GTQV2X8

18.01.2022 To all the Mask Ed family and people who have responded to my award on this Mask Ed Facebook page. I want to thank you all for your beautiful comments. So appreciated. In accepting this award there are many people who I must acknowledge with some who have worked along side of me over many years in the space of Mask Ed. Whilst there are many, there have been some key individuals. Colette Le Page you have been there since day one filming every scenario. Always there with new id...eas. Jeanette Delemoir - you were instrumental in getting the pedagogy written with me into resource booklets. Lea Vieth an incredible contribution made over many years in the filming, role plays, ideas and spreading the word. Her part was significant for which I am forever grateful. Leslie Walker, you have been with me all the way. To Rusty Sleusser the original prop maker and believer in trying different things. Whilst Rusty has passed he was original in his ideas. To Sebastian and Steph from Hollywood Mask Masters who forged ahead despite many challenges. Their roles have been instrumental. To my colleagues Jo Crownover, Nathan Oliver, Jane Frost, and Jo Rhodes who continue to inspire others in what they do in the space of Mask Ed across the world. And to all others who continue to play the characters after my training in so many organisations. To my simulation colleagues who accept difference with special mention to Tracy Levett-Jones, Steve Guinea, Patrea Anderson and Jenny Basset. Lastly my champion colleagues at CQU at every campus who have embraced this approach and who carry the torch. I appreciate every one of you. To the leadership team in the school of Nursing, Midwifery and Social Sciences and also the leadership team at CQUniversity who have allowed different approaches in learning and teaching to occur. You have all played a part - THANKYOU See more

17.01.2022 Mask-Ed at CQUniversity

16.01.2022 Mask-Ed picked up to simulate geriatric care in Colorado

14.01.2022 A great simulated paediatric ward set up today at CQUniversity Rocky campus. Thanks to all involved in making it a great day.

11.01.2022 CQUni's Deputy Dean of Simulation, Professor Kerry Reid-Searl has been recognised as part of the Queen's Birthday Honours List for her significant service to nu...rse education through her world-renowned Mask-EdTM (KRS Simulation), Pup-Ed and Tag Team Patient Safety Simulation (TTPSS) programs. http://ow.ly/wYnL50uA4UV Also, on the awards list is CQUni's Artistic Ambassador for the Central Queensland Conservatorium of Music, Peter Cousens. http://ow.ly/1zGZ50uA4UX

10.01.2022 Mask Ed features at TEDx today as I had the opportunity to share ideas

09.01.2022 Two years ago!!!!

07.01.2022 CQUni has welcomed a second silicone puppet to its Pup-Ed (KRS Simulation) program, thanks again to the generosity of Emu Park Lions Club. Meet Leo! http://ow.ly/H09w30mI7V6 Lions Australia

06.01.2022 Professor Kerry Reid-Searl has just wrapped up the sixth Mask-Ed Workshop for 2018. Held from August 27 to 29, the workshop attracted an interdisciplinary group of CQUniversity Australia and Central Queensland Hospital and Health Service (CQHHS) staff. Attendees were provided with an overview of the simulation technique which included its history, advantages and challenges. Ten new Mask-Ed characters were also introduced, six of which will be used to educate the University's Bachelor of Midwifery (Graduate Entry), Diploma of Nursing and Cert III in Individual Support students, while the other four will be used to train clinicians at the Rockhampton Base Hospital.

04.01.2022 An exciting day connecting with our Mask Ed family from around the world in ‘zoom land’ Kerry Reid Searl-CQU, Australia, Johanna Rhodes & Mary McMillan- Southern Institute of Technology, New Zealand, Jane Frost- University of Canberra, Australia, JoAnn Crownover- University of Colorado, America ... Jenny Bassett- La Trobe Rural Health School, Australia. See more

03.01.2022 CQUni's MaskEd program has made a huge impact on nursing students at CQUni, and is now engaging students from other disciplines throughout the world. #UniResearchChangesLives #CQUniResearch

03.01.2022 A great opportunity to acknowledge Emu Park Lions Club for their generosity of donating 2 Silicone Procedural puppets in the past and also to share more of Mask Ed. Thank you for the invitation to speak at the Lions Convention.

02.01.2022 Rockhampton Nursing staff officially opened the new clinical learning spaces at CQUni Rockhampton North campus this week. Local students attending on-campus classes will now be able to apply theory to practice in an innovative and contemporary environment. Great news!

01.01.2022 Stanley Selby has had a lovely afternoon with students at City, University of London. A great opportunity to share Mask Ed and Tag Team.

01.01.2022 Introducing the newest silicone procedural puppet. Kindly donated by the Emu Park Lions Club, this little man will be an asset to the learning and teaching framework for Rockhampton-based Nursing students. A total of 20 puppets are now making their way into hospital and university settings across Australia. Professor Kerry Reid-Searl wishes to acknowledge Richard Mueck who helped her design and create these little people. There are also many individuals who have supported th...e concept of Pup-Ed all the way through. A special thanks must go to Lea Vieth who had the passion, vision and energy to assist in making it happen, the staff of the CQUniversity School of Nursing Midwifery and Social Sciences who believed in the program, and to the Paediatric Nurses at the Rockhampton Base Hospital who were the first to use the puppets. A new journey is about to begin! Keep posted to see what happens next.

01.01.2022 I would like to welcome two of our latest Mask-Ed characters who will be making a difference for students at City, University of London. Welcome the most delightful Edith Pimm and Sidney Wise.