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Systematic Reviews in Burns Care: Poor Quality and Getting Worse by Campbell, Jared M, Kavanagh, Sheila, Kurmis, Rochelle, Munn, Zachary

“…The objective of this article is to investigate adherence to reporting standards and methodological quality in systematic reviews on burns care published in…”
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The development of an evidence based resource for burns care by Munn, Zachary, Kavanagh, Sheila, Lockwood, Craig, Pearson, Alan, Wood, Fiona

“…Abstract Objective There currently exists a need for evidence-based information and tools in burns care. It was therefore the aim of a working party of the…”
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Physical and Quality of Life Outcomes of Patients With Isolated Hand Burns—A Prospective Audit by WILLIAMS, Nicola, STILLER, Kathy, GREENWOOD, John, CALVERT, Philip, MASTERS, Margot, KAVANAGH, Sheila

“…Hand burns can have major implications on function, appearance, and quality of life. Our clinical practice has changed over the last 10 years, with a steady…”
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Developing clinical quality indicators for a Bi-National Burn Registry by Watterson, Dina, Cleland, Heather, Darton, Anne, Edgar, Dale, Fong, Joy, Harvey, John, Kavanagh, Sheila, Perrett, Tracey, Singer, Yvonne, Tonkin, Catherine, Cameron, Peter

“…Abstract Background Clinical quality indicators are routinely used to benchmark and drive improvements in healthcare. There is a dearth of standardised…”
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Social Issues Prolong Elderly Burn Patient Hospitalization by SOLANKI, Nicholas S, GREENWOOD, John E, MACKIE, Ian P, KAVANAGH, Sheila, PENHALL, Robert

“…A retrospective audit of length of hospital inpatient stay of all patients admitted to the Royal Adelaide Hospital Burns Unit over a 5-year period was…”
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Organisational challenges when enabling ease of access for the elderly around a large acute hospital campus by Davy, Cathy, Iovino, Chris, Kavanagh, Sheila, Wiechula, Rick

“…This paper describes one of several projects undertaken in a large acute care hospital under the banner of ‘TOPIC7’ The Older Person and Improving Care. It was…”
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Experience with biobrane: uses and caveats for success by Greenwood, John E, Clausen, Jill, Kavanagh, Sheila

“…To present some of our experience with Biobrane (a total of 703 patients in 7 years) in a range of uses in burn practice and to illustrate the caveats that we…”
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Care of burn patients in the hospital by Kavanagh, Sheila, Jong, Alette de

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Burns/emergency department link nurse—Facilitating best practice burn management by Henderson, Bridget, Kavanagh, Sheila, Coward, Phil

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Errata: The implementation of best practice in medication administration across a health network: a multisite evidence-based audit and feedback project by Munn, Zachary, Scarborough, Alan, Pearce, Susanne, McArthur, Alexa, Kavanagh, Sheila, Girdler, Michelle, Stefan-Rasmus, Bernie, Breen, Helen, Farquhar, Shirley, Li, Jessie, Hutchinson, Steven, Stephenson, Matthew, McBeth, Helen, Kitson, Alison

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The implementation of best practice in medication administration across a health network: a multisite evidence-based audit and feedback project by Munn, Zachary, Scarborough, Alan, Pearce, Susanne, McArthur, Alexa, Kavanagh, Sheila, Girdler, Michelle, Stefan-Rasmus, Bernie, Breen, Helen, Farquhar, Shirley, Li, Jessie, Hutchinson, Steven, Stephenson, Matthew, McBeth, Helen, Kitson, Alison

“…Medication errors present a significant risk to patient safety. The "rights" of medication administration represent one approach to potentially reducing this…”
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The implementation of best practice in medication administration across a health network: a multisite evidence-based audit and feedback project by Munn, Zachary, Scarborough, Alan, Pearce, Susanne, McArthur, Alexa, Kavanagh, Sheila, Girdler, Michelle, Stefan-Ramus, Bernie, Breen, Helen, Farquhar, Shirley, Li, Jessie, Hutchison, Steven, Stephenson, Matthew, Kitson, Alison, McBeth, Helen

“…BACKGROUNDMedication errors present a significant risk to patient safety. The "rights" of medication administration represent one approach to potentially…”
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