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QUT School of Clinical Sciences

Locality: Brisbane City

Address: 2 George Street 4000 Brisbane City, QLD, Australia

Website: www.qut.edu.au/health/about/schools/school-of-clinical-sciences

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25.01.2022 Join us in celebrating our latest PhD, Dr Karen Bettenay from Pharmacy! Congratulations Karen

25.01.2022 We know these are very challenging and stressful times, and we want to make sure we are providing you with all the support you need. QUT is providing enhanced financial support to help students facing financial hardship. Learn more: https://bit.ly/2KgF6do

23.01.2022 We are currently hosting a group of Paramedic students from Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT). Here they are out and about in Brisbane and chatting to a QAS bicycle paramedic Unit at Southbank.

23.01.2022 Wishing you all a very peaceful and safe Christmas and a wonderful new year!

23.01.2022 Dr Kerri-Ann Woodbury (Paramedic Science) is a finalist in this years Women in Defence Awards in the category of People and Culture category. Congratulations!

22.01.2022 https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=JhvWAuEWBRE

22.01.2022 The Mass Gathering Collaborative at Griffith University currently is looking for a PhD candidate to undertake a project examining the impact on emergency health... services (such as ambulance services and/or emergency departments) relating to mass gatherings and/or disasters. The successful PhD candidates research will align with a project led by Dr. Jamie Ranse titled Impact of mass gathering events on emergency healthcare services: Informing health service planning for safer communities. The PhD candidate will be supervised by Dr. Jamie Ranse and Prof. Julia Crilly. For more info, please visit - https://massgatherings.com.au/.

21.01.2022 Its been a busy year for or PhD candidates in the School. Delighted to introduce our newest graduate, Dr Peter Horrocks (Paramedic Program) Congratulations!

21.01.2022 We are proud to be included in Times Higher Educations list of top universities led by women. QUT is one of only 39 of the top 200 universities in the world with a female Vice-Chancellor: http://bit.ly/2wIC6Tz

20.01.2022 What causes bushfires and why has this bushfire season been so significant? This fact sheet explains in simple terms our scientific understanding of bushfires in Australia in the context of recent months.

19.01.2022 Say hello to our newest Pharmacy PhD, Dr Simon Wong - congratulations Simon!

19.01.2022 Australian bushfire researchers are working together to attack the causes and consequences of the recent extraordinary run of bushfires. The Bushfire Science Ro...undtable met in mid-January in Canberra under the Minister for Industry, Science and Technology Karen Andrews MP, with scientists from a wide range of organisations involved in bushfire-related science. The CRC was represented by our Chair Dr Katherine Woodthorpe, Research Director Dr John Bates, and researchers Prof Vivienne Tippet from QUT (Queensland University of Technology) and Dr Geoff Cary from The Australian National University. The CRC is taking a lead role in examining potential technologies to help fire response and management. CSIRO has coordinated input on a public factsheet on the science of bushfires. http://bit.ly/37lQTjO Geoscience Australia Bureau of Meteorology Australias Chief Scientist Australian Academy of Science ANSTO Science and Technology Australia Australian Wildlife Conservancy See more

19.01.2022 The COVID-19 is providing challenges for us all, but there are key messages for staying well - most importantly staying vigilant about hand washing. For more information about what were doing, visit our website. https://www.qut.edu.au/additional/coronavirus

18.01.2022 We love sharing the successes of our Alumni! Lilyanna Harris graduated in 2018 with Honors in Medical Imaging. During International Allied Health Professionals Day last week she was recognised by West Moreton Health with a Graduate Allied Health Award. Congratulations

17.01.2022 Great to see QUT and Clinical Sciences represented at this meeting by Dr Kerri-Ann Woodbury

17.01.2022 A lot of you have questions about COVID-19. Me too. Heres some answers from Queensland Health. Please share! And as always, if you have any concerns, call 13Health.

17.01.2022 Fabulous to see the great contribution to volunteering being made by one of our paramedic graduates!

17.01.2022 Professor Lisa Nissen on new pharmacist-led strategies for UTI treatment in QLD

17.01.2022 Everyone who gets novel coronavirus (COVID-19) will experience it a little differently, with different levels of severity and symptoms. This chart shows you the symptoms and compares them with a common cold and the flu.

16.01.2022 Well! What a fabulous way to end the week. Allow us to introduce the newly minted Dr Marea Patounas from Pharmacy! Congratulations Marea

16.01.2022 https://youtu.be/nj-kIN3IvzE

16.01.2022 We still have the power to stop the spread of COVID-19 with self-isolation measures.

15.01.2022 Congratulations to PhD candidate Jason Waddell on presenting the final seminar about his research and thesis: "The Personality Traits and Skills of Australian P...harmacists". Pictured with Jason are (L to R) Prof Greg Kyle & Prof Lisa Nissen and (on Zoom) Dr Peter Hendicott (top) and Dr Andrew Hale.

15.01.2022 Fake news warning You might have heard that things like sunbathing, gargling, drinking hot drinks or burning essential oils can stop you catching COVID-19. This isnt true. Make sure youre getting information from a reputatable source such as this page or the Queensland Health website.

14.01.2022 QUT (Queensland University of Technology) is making some changes to the way it delivers classes to help stop the spread of coronavirus. From Monday, March 23: ... All lectures will be delivered online All tutorials, workshops, laboratories, studios and small team-based learning activities will be paused for one week (unless otherwise advised by your particular faculty) The universitys mid-semester break for students will be extended by one week Graduation ceremonies will be postponed and graduating students will be invited to participate in a future ceremony You can find more details about the changes, and the universitys coronavirus response here: https://ab.co/3dbrcqf : QUT

13.01.2022 A national plan has been activated to manage the virus and support our community.

13.01.2022 CRC research recently won the 2020 EMPA Excellence in Research award! Congratulations again to Dr Paula Dootson, A/Prof Dominique Greer, Prof Vivienne Tippett ...and Dr Sophie Miller from QUT (Queensland University of Technology) for this great achievement. Their research provides clear evidence of conflicting cues in practice, collates first-hand interview responses from Australian emergency services representatives, and explores the types of strategies that might help mitigate the negative effects of conflicting cues. Read more about the teams research here: https://bit.ly/2DfHHEd

11.01.2022 If you, or someone you know suffers with bunions, you might like to participate in a study being led by Dr Sheree Hurn. See below for details: PARTICIPATE IN RESEARCH Information for Prospective Participants...Continue reading

11.01.2022 We just love a good graduation ceremony at QUT! Today’s Health Higher Degree Research ceremony introduced Dr Marea Patounas, Dr Lynda Cardiff, Dr Karen Bettenay and Dr Kerri-Ann Woodbury to their new robes. Here they are being ably supported by our Head of School, Professor Lisa Nissen

10.01.2022 Queensland intensive care and respiratory experts have joined forces with clinical and engineering experts across Australia to design a new ventilator. The OzV...ader Ventilator is in the final stages of testing ahead of seeking TGA approval, with manufacturing set to start in the coming weeks. Our best minds in tech, engineering and medicine are using this project as a way to give back, hoping their work can be used locally and globally to save peoples lives during COVID-19 and beyond. #coronavirus

09.01.2022 We love to celebrate the achievements of our staff in the School and so its with great pleasure we introduce to you the newly minted Dr Lynda Cardiff (Pharmacy). Lyndas work on non-medical prescribing is groundbreaking and has opened up important public health opportunities for pharmacists and other non-medical prescribers. Well done Dr Cardiff!

09.01.2022 We are delighted to be co-hosting this workshop with Paramedics Australasia next week at QUT. Contact Shonel Hall at [email protected] if youre interested in attending

08.01.2022 Great to see a publication from Pharmacy involving one of our Honors students - congratulations Sherley Khng

08.01.2022 Its with great pleasure that we introduce another newly minted Dr to you! join us in congratulating Dr Kerri-Ann Woodbury on her PhD awarded officially today. Kerri-Anns thesis explored the impact of combat deployment on intimate relationships

08.01.2022 And the academic year begins! Welcome to all our new students

08.01.2022 What a week for celebrations it’s been! Join us in congratulating Dr Kerri-Ann Woodbury on being selected as a finalist in the 2020 Australian Defence Industry Awards

07.01.2022 As we prepare for Anzac Day memorials, you might like to check out work that Kerri-Ann Woodbury (Paramedic Science) has been doing to support Defence Force and Veterans families https://www.theaustralian.com.au//b3c651193065603dddc313cd

05.01.2022 Our warnings research is saving lives, and earlier this year was awarded the CRC Associations top award for excellence in research innovation. Our research tea...ms at QUT (Queensland University of Technology) and Macquarie University are helping emergency services agencies design effective #emergencywarnings and develop public information campaigns targeted to at risk groups. #naturalhazards http://bit.ly/2MSW04m See more

03.01.2022 We remember them and thank past and current members of Australias Defence Force for their service

02.01.2022 From all of us to all of you, stay home & stay well! Thank you to all our students for their patience and support as we transition to a new way of doing business for the foreseeable future. Clinical Sciences staff have been working tirelessly for weeks now to develop new learning and assessment strategies to do all we can to secure a good learning experience for our students. See you all online soon!

02.01.2022 You might think it strange to post this video from the Centers for Disease control on hand washing, but even health practitioners need a reminder sometimes. Effective hand hygiene is one of the best ways to limit the spread of virus and bacteria - something we should all be paying careful attention to at the moment. Watch it and check your technique! https://youtu.be/d914EnpU4Fo