End-of-Life Essentials staff publications and presentations
Publications
- Rawlings D, Devery K, Tieman J, and Winsall M. (2021) Dying, a normal part of life: what learners see as the one thing they could change in the workplace to more appropriately provide end-of-life care. RePaDD White paper No. 7. Adelaide, South Australia: Flinders University Research Centre for Palliative Care, Death and Dying.
- Devery K, Yin H, Morgan D, and Rawlings D. (2021). End-of-Life Online Health Education Uptake and Usage by Australian Health Professionals: Urban, Rural and Remote Settings. RePaDD White paper No. 5. Adelaide, South Australia: Flinders University Research Centre for Palliative Care, Death and Dying: 2021.
- Rawlings D, Winsall M, Yin H, Devery K. (2021). What is a compassionate response in the emergency department? Learner evaluation of an End‐of‐Life Essentials online education module. Emergency Medicine Australasia.
- Morgan DD, Litster C, Winsall M, Devery K, Rawlings D. "It’s given me confidence”: a pragmatic qualitative evaluation exploring the perceived benefits of online end‐of‐life education on clinical care. BMC Palliat Care 20, 57 (2021).
- Rawlings D, Winsall M, Yin H, Devery K, Morgan DD. Managing prognostic uncertainty: Evaluation of an End-of-Life Essentials online education module on chronic complex illness end-of-life care. Healthcare 2020.
- Rawlings D, Yin H, Devery K, Morgan DD, Tieman J. (2020). End of life in acute hospitals: practice change reported by health professionals following online education. Healthcare. 8(3), 254.
- Rawlings D, Devery K, Poole N. (2019). Improving quality in hospital end-of-life care: honest communication, compassion and empathy. BMJ Open Quality. 2019;8:e000669.
- Hutchinson C, Tieman J, Devery K. Evaluation of a toolkit resource package to support positive workplace behaviours in relation to quality end-of-life care in Australian hospitals. BMJ Open Quality 2018;7:e000286.
Presentations
Listed below are conference presentations and webinars from our End-of-Life Essentials project team members.
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Presenter |
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Australian Physiotherapy Association - End of Life Care Opportunities |
Devery, Kim; Rawlings, Deb |
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CRANAplus Webinar - End of Life Care Opportunities |
Devery, Kim; Rawlings, Deb |
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The importance of teams and psychological safety for staff |
Devery, Kim; Rawlings, Deb |
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The importance of healthcare teams and negotiating conflict |
Devery, Kim; Rawlings, Deb; Winsall, Megan |
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Dealing with a fear of getting it wrong |
Devery, Kim; Rawlings, Deb; Yin, Huahua |
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Dying, A Normal part of life: What learners see as the one thing they could change in the workplace to enable quality end-of-life care |
Rawlings, Deb |
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End of Life Essentials Paediatric Palliative Care Module: an important resource for hospital staff working with dying children and families |
Rawlings, Deb |
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Compassionate responses in emergency department end-of-life care |
Rawlings, Deb |
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End-of-Life Essentials: education for acute hospitals |
Devery, Kim |
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End-of-Life Essentials: education for acute hospitals |
Rawlings, Deb |
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End-of-Life Essentials My Toolkit |
Hutchinson, Claire; Tieman, Jennifer; Devery, Kim |
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Teaching Metacognitive Skills: Instructional design, video production & pedagogy |
Devery, Kim |
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End-of-life care education: Design from the National agenda |
Devery, Kim |
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qiCommunity Webinar - End-of-Life Essentials Project |
Devery, Kim and Lembke, Tony |
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End-of-life essentials: education for allied health professionals |
Devery, Kim; Tieman, Jennifer |
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Conversations about death, dying and end of life: educational resources to build clinician capacity in acute hospitals |
Devery, Kim |