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My thoughts and well-wishes are with everyone affected by this pandemic. Compared to the global human toll of this virus, it seems ludicrous to mention, however, for the benefit of those following this research, the planned presentations necessarily cancelled due to COVID will be submitted for consideration at future conferences. For overviews please click-on-over to the “presentations” tab here at nurseburnoutresearch.com
J.
The joint CQHHS & CQU innovation and research day was a tremendous success. Thrilled to have my latest work featured as the opening address. The candor and vulnerability of these participant disclosures continue to strike a chord with front-line nurses. Turning insight into action remains the looming challenge for us all.
J.
Wonderful feedback from the 'Improving Hospital Safety and Security' conference. Check out the updated TESTIMONIALS page for the latest reviews. To those who attended, many thanks for your patience and apologies for my incessant coughing. Bronchitis be gone!
J.
Today sees the launch of the official facebook page for nurseburnoutresearch.com ! Pop on over and say hi. Be sure to click "like" and you'll receive updates on this and upcoming research, conference opportunities and links to interesting articles. And don't forget to SHARE ;)
J.
I'm delighted to announce I've been invited to speak at the upcoming Criterion Conference Improving Hospital Safety & Security in Sydney (21-22 August 2018). I will be presenting "Occupational Violence & Professional Quality of Life: The ED Nurse Experience". This session pays particular attention to the experiences of those ED nurses who suffer sexually motivated occupational violence at the hands of patients. Hope to see you there.
J.
Welcome to the official website for researcher Jacqueline C. Ingram. To begin with this site will focus mainly on the results and outputs of ongoing PhD research into the professional quality of life of Australian ED nurses. In the complex environment of front-line health-care, nurse and patient safety are equally important. As this research shows, the two are inextricably linked. Please stay tuned for updates on upcoming conference presentations and future publications.
J.
