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Triggers for medical emergency team activation after non-cardiac surgery by Douglas, Ned WR, Coleman, Olivia M, Steel, Amelia CA, Leslie, Kate, Darvall, Jai NL

“…Deterioration after major surgery is common, with many patients experiencing a medical emergency team (MET) activation. Understanding the triggers for MET…”
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Surgical caps displaying team members' names and roles improve effective communication in the operating room: a pilot study by Douglas, Ned, Demeduik, Sophie, Conlan, Kate, Salmon, Priscilla, Chee, Brian, Sullivan, Taylor, Heelan, David, Ozcan, John, Symons, Gareth, Marane, Candida

“…Abstract Background Teamwork in the operating theatre is a complex emergent phenomenon and is driven by cooperative relationships between staff. A foundational…”
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Study protocol for PREPARE: a phase II feasibility/safety randomised controlled trial on PeRiopErative Penicillin AlleRgy TEsting by De Luca, Joseph F, James, Fiona, Vogrin, Sara, Chua, Kyra, Fletcher, Luke, Nazareth, Justin, Guha, Ranjan, Hardidge, Andrew, Douglas, Ned, Carruthers, John, Stewardson, Andrew, Cheng, Allen C, Johnson, Douglas, Douglass, Jo, Peel, Trisha, Trubiano, Jason

“…IntroductionPatient-reported antibiotic allergy labels (AALs) are common. These labels have been demonstrated to have a negative impact on use of appropriate…”
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Junior doctors leading hospital improvement by Cheng, Nicholas M, Douglas, Ned W R

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Feasibility of pulse oximetry after water immersion by Holbery-Morgan, Lachlan, Carew, James, Angel, Cara, Simpson, Nick, Steinfort, Dan, Radford, Sam, Murphy, Michelle, Douglas, Ned, Johnson, Douglas

“…This study aimed to determine if pulse oximetry could reliably be used after immersion in water, and if so, which of the finger, earlobe or nose most reliably…”
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PREPARE: A Pilot RCT in Perioperative Penicillin and Cephalosporin Antibiotic Allergy Assessment and Testing by De Luca, Joseph, Vogrin, Sara, Holmes, Natasha, Waldron, Jamie, Cox, Fionnuala, Nazareth, Justin, Guha, Ranjan, Douglas, Ned, Hardidge, Andrew, Douglass, Jo, Peel, Trisha, Johnson, Douglas, Trubiano, Jason

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Acute Severe Behavioral Disturbance Requiring Parenteral Sedation in Pediatric Mental Health Presentations to Emergency Medical Services: A Retrospective Chart Review by Bourke, Elyssia M., Douglas, Ned, Wilson, Catherine L., Anderson, David, Nehme, Ziad, Babl, Franz E.

“…To describe the epidemiological factors of mental health presentations in young people to emergency medical services (EMS) and define those experiencing acute…”
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Systematic review and meta-analysis of postoperative troponin as a predictor of mortality and major adverse cardiac events after vascular surgery by Borg Caruana, Carla, Jackson, Sarah M., Ngyuen Khuong, Jacqueline, Campbell, Ryan, Liu, Zhengyang, Ramson, Dhruvesh M., Douglas, Ned, Kok, Juliana, Perry, Luke A., Penny-Dimri, Jahan C.

“…The prognostic value of asymptomatic perioperative troponin rise in vascular surgery is unclear. We conducted this systematic review and meta-analysis to…”
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Does the choice of induction agent in rapid sequence intubation in the emergency department influence the incidence of post-induction hypotension? by Tamsett, Zacchary, Douglas, Ned, King, Cathy, Johnston, Tanya, Bentley, Connor, Hao, Brian, Prinsloo, Duron, Bourke, Elyssia M

“…To describe the effects of different induction agents on the incidence of post-induction hypotension (PIH) and its associated interventions during rapid…”
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Reducing Preoperative Fasting Through Technology and Education in an Acute General Surgical Adult Cohort by Jolley, Alexandra, Jin, Wallace, Mansour, Kristy, Moore, David, Douglas, Ned, Loveday, Benjamin P.T.

“…Despite widespread support for reduced fasting protocols prior to anesthesia, the traditional “fast from midnight” (FFMN) remains widely employed. This study…”
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Ice Water Immersion - Practicalities for Monitoring Hyperthermic Patients in the Prehospital Context by Holbery-Morgan, Lachlan, Carew, James, Bourke, Elyssia, Douglas, Ned

“…Immersion of patients in a body bag filled with ice and water is recommended as prehospital management of severe hyperthermia. Experienced paramedics have…”
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Real‐world estimate of the value of one metabolic equivalent in a population of patients planning major surgery by Douglas, Ned, Andrews, Grace, Altamimi, Hassanain, Wang, Andrew, Basto, Jarrod, Smith, Robert E. R., Taylor, Hugh E.

“…Background One metabolic equivalent (MET) is equal to resting oxygen consumption. The average value for one MET in humans is widely quoted as 3.5 mL/kg/min…”
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Advocacy for COVID‐19 vaccination at perioperative consultations: an opportunity for protection by Douglas, Ned, Gregorevic, Katherine, Law, Mandy, Thomson, Benjamin N. J., Johnson, Douglas F.

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Prognostic Significance of Preoperative Neutrophil-Lymphocyte Ratio in Vascular Surgery: Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis by Jackson, Sarah M., Perry, Luke A., Borg, Carla, Ramson, Dhruvesh M., Campbell, Ryan, Liu, Zhengyang, Nguyen, Jacqueline, Douglas, Ned, Kok, Juliana, Penny-Dimri, Jahan

“…Objective: The global burden of surgical vascular disease is increasing and with it, the need for cost-effective, accessible prognostic biomarkers to aid…”
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Do Physiological Variables Predict the Need for Transport to Hospital From Music Festivals? An Analysis of Australian Festival Data by Douglas, Ned, Donovan, Jake, Carew, James, Brouwer, Kayla, Edwards, Ebony, Gibson, Mitchell, Leverett, Jacqueline, Paul, Joseph, Holbery-Morgan, Lachlan, Pritchard, Jessica, Bourke, Elyssia, Smith, Erin

“…Using physiological markers to detect patients at risk of deterioration is common. Deaths at music festivals in Australia prompted scrutiny of tools to…”
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Performance of First Aid Trained Staff using a Modified START Triage Tool at Achieving Appropriate Triage Compared to a Physiology-Based Triage Strategy at Australian Mass Gatherings by Douglas, Ned, Leverett, Jacqueline, Paul, Joseph, Gibson, Mitchell, Pritchard, Jessica, Brouwer, Kayla, Edwards, Ebony, Carew, James, Donovan, Jake, Bourke, Elyssia, Smith, Erin

“…Triage at mass gatherings in Australia is commonly performed by staff members with first aid training. There have been no evaluations of the performance of…”
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Intensive Care Practice in the Cancer Patient Population: Special Considerations and Challenges by Darvall, Jai N., Byrne, Timothy, Douglas, Ned, Anstey, James R.

“…Purpose of Review As the modern era of cancer treatment improves survival for patients, intensive care units (ICUs) play an increasing role in their management…”
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Aussie KIDS SAVE LIVES: A position statement from the Australian Resuscitation Council and supported by stakeholders by Bray, Janet, Acworth, Jason, Page, Greg, Parr, Michael, Morley, Peter

“…Every year 25 000 Australians experience a cardiac arrest in our community, but only 12% survive. The faster cardiopulmonary resuscitation and defibrillation,…”
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Safety and Efficacy of an On-Site Intensive Treatment Protocol for Mild and Moderate Sympathomimetic Toxicity at Australian Music Festivals by Douglas, Ned, Carew, James, Johnson, Damian, Green, Madeline, Wilson, Nicholas, Donovan, Jake, Mulherin, Tim, Holbery-Morgan, Lachlan, Bourke, Elyssia, Smith, Erin

“…Serotonin and sympathomimetic toxicity (SST) after ingestion of amphetamine-based drugs can lead to severe morbidity and death. There have been evaluations of…”
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Competence in the use of supraglottic airways by Australian surf lifesavers for cardiac arrest ventilation in a manikin by Holbery‐Morgan, Lachlan, Angel, Cara, Murphy, Michelle, Carew, James, Douglas, Finn, Murphy, Robert, Hood, Natalie, Rechtman, Andrew, Scarff, Christopher, Simpson, Nicholas, Stewardson, Andrew, Steinfort, Daniel, Radford, Sam, Douglas, Ned, Johnson, Douglas

“…Objectives Lifesavers in Australia are taught to use pocket mask (PM) rescue breathing and bag valve mask (BVM) ventilation, despite evidence that first…”
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