Hunter New England Health Libraries

Sepsis Kills: Recognise - Resuscitate - Refer

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Sepsis Kills: Recognise - Resuscitate - Refer

Rural Critical Care presents:

Evan Ellenbacher
Rural Critical Care Educator, JHH

23rd November 2021

mp4
(49.3MB)

	Sepsis Tools - Pathways and Guidelines
	Sepsis Education
	Adult blood culture guidance
	Clinical guideline: Management of suspected neutropenic sepsis in adult haematology and/or medical oncology patients receiving chemotherapy who present with fever
	Medical Alert: Neutropenic sepsis
	National Sepsis Program
	Stopping sepsis: a national action plan
	Principles of managing sepsis and septic shock
Puskarich MA, et al. Outcomes of patients undergoing early sepsis resuscitation for cryptic shock compared with overt shock. Resuscitation. 2011 Oct; 82(10): 1289-1293		PDF
Thomas-Rueddel DO, et al. Hyperlactatemia is an independent predictor of mortality and denotes distinct subtypes of severe sepsis and septic shock. J Crit Care. 2015 Apr; 30(2): 439.e1-6		PDF

Pathway for Acute Coronary Syndrome Assessment (PACSA)

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Pathway for Acute Coronary Syndrome Assessment (PACSA)

Rural Critical Care presents:

Fiona Dee
Cardiac Liaison Officer, JHH

26th October 2021

mp4
(62MB)

	Pathway for Acute Coronary Syndrome Assessment (PACSA) Flowchart
Dee F, et al. Management of Rural Acute Coronary Syndromes (MORACS) a cluster, randomised controlled trial. Heart, lung and circulation. 2021; 30 (suppl3), S92

Emergency care of acute stroke

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Emergency Care of Acute Stroke

Rural Critical Care presents:

Slides prepared by:
Sally Ormond
Stroke CNC

Presented
12 October 2021

PDF

Head injury

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Head injury

Rural Critical Care presents:

Jody Grime
Rural Critical Care, CNE

28th September 2021

mp4
(23.8MB)

	Adult Trauma Clinical Practice Guidelines: Initial Management of Closed Head Injury in Adults (2nd ed.)
	Policy Directive: Closed Head Injury in Adults - Initial Management
	Policy Compliance Procedure: Adult Closed Head Injury – Initial Management

Telemetry and arrhythmias

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Telemetry and arrhythmias

Rural Critical Care presents:

Fiona Dee
Cardiac Liaison Officer, HNE

7th September 2021

mp4
(63.3MB)

	GUIDELINE: Cardiac monitoring of adult cardiac patients in NSW public hospitals
	Arrhythmia management for the primary care clinician
	Irregular heart rhythm (arrhythmias) in children

NeoPuff: Infant T-piece resuscitator

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NeoPuff: Infant T-piece resuscitator

Rural Critical Care presents:

Slides prepared by:
Rhonda Winskill
Paediatric Rural CNC

Presented
03 August 2021

PDF

NeoPuff Introduction

Paracetamol overdose

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Paracetamol Overdose & NAC infusions

Rural Critical Care presents:

Maree Connor
Clinical Nurse Unit Manager
Emergency Department
Calvary Mater Newcastle

20 July 2021

mp4
(74MB)

eTG complete. Therapeutic Guidelines. Toxicology and Toxinology. Paracetamol poisoning
Chiew AL, Reith D, Pomerleau A, Wong A, Isoardi KZ, Soderstrom J, Buckley NA. Updated guidelines for the management of paracetamol poisoning in Australia and New Zealand. Med J Aust. 2020 Mar;212(4):175-183. doi: 10.5694/mja2.50428. PMID: 31786822. Similar articles			PDF

Child protection

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Child Protection

Rural Critical Care presents:

Helen Bell
Clinical Nurse Consultant
Child Protection
John Hunter Childrens’ Hospital

06 July 2021

mp4
(74MB)

ED Data

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Emergency Department Data

Rural Critical Care presents:

Jody Grime
Rural Critical Care, CNE
Southern HNELHD
Cessnock Hospital

20 April 2021

mp4
(86MB)

	NSW Health: NSW Emergency Department Data Collection (EDDC) Reporting and Submission Requirements
	NSW Health: Triage of Patients in NSW Emergency Departments
	NSW Health: Emergency Department Data Dictionary Version 4.1

Burn injury management

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Burn injury Management

Rural Critical Care presents:

Mitchell Smith
Trauma CNC
Trauma Service
John Hunter Hospital

30 March 2021

mp4
(86MB)

Clinical Guideline: Statewide Burn Injury Service – NSW Burns transfer guidelines 4th edition
This guideline provides the information needed for effective assessment and management and efficient transfer of NSW patients with a burn injury to designated specialty burn units.

Clinical Guideline: Statewide Burn Injury Service – Burn Patient Management 4th edition
This guideline was developed by specialist staff working within the ACI Statewide Burn Injury Service. This guideline is designed for use by staff working in these burn units, and clinicians working in other areas and facilities, to guide practice, not to replace clinical judgement.

NSW Trauma App: NSW Institute of Trauma and Injury Management
The NSW Trauma App will ensure clinicians are supported in the care of the trauma patient and are able to manage to meet the needs of the specific traumatically injured patient. Clinicians in metropolitan, rural and remote areas require standardised, easy access to clinical support tools and up-to-date, evidence-based information to deliver optimal care. This includes the provision of trauma resources for pre-hospital and intra-hospital clinicians. All clinicians require portable and versatile amenity in trauma care that can be utilised on a smart phone or tablet operable in environments such as poor cellular or WiFi access locations.

Spinal injuries management

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Spinal Injuries Management

Rural Critical Care presents:

Mitchell Smith
Trauma CNC
Trauma Service
John Hunter Hospital

16 February 2021

mp4
(86MB)

State Spinal Cord Injury Service: Working to improve the experience and delivery of healthcare for people with spinal cord injuries in NSW.
The NSW State Spinal Cord Injury Service (SSCIS) works to ensure that people with spinal cord injuries in NSW receive the highest quality services which support recovery following injury, monitor, manage and stabilise long term health impact, and facilitate individual independence, achievement of personal goals, and return to a fulfilling life in the community

Rural Paediatric Emergency Guidelines

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Rural Paediatric Emergency Guidelines: 3rd ed. Update		screencast (20 mins)
	Rural Critical Care presents: Sandra Babekuhl Paediatric Clinical Nurse Consultant HNELHD & NSW CHCNN Helen Stevens Paediatric Clinical Nurse Consultant HNELHD & NSW CHCNN 20 July 2020	mp4 (86MB)
	Rural Paediatric Emergency Clinical Guidelines, Third Edition This Guideline is for First Line Emergency Care Course (FLECC) trained nurses to support emergency management of paediatric patients in rural and remote healthcare settings in NSW.
	Sucrose 24% Oral Solution: HNELHD Nurse/Midwife Initiated Medicine
	NSW Health. Infants and Children: Initial Management of Fever/Suspected Sepsis in Oncology /Transplant Patients

RAEC & FLECC Guidelines

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RAEC Guidelines		screencast (45 mins)
	Rural Critical Care presents: Lin Davis Clinical Nurse Educator Rural Critical Care Tamworth Hospital 13 May 2020	mp4 (86MB)
	NSW Rural Adult Emergency Clinical Guidelines 4th Edition, V4.1
	Emergency – Advance Clinical Nurse Model of Care / First Line Emergency Care

2020/2021 Rural Critical Care

Sepsis Kills: Recognise - Resuscitate - Refer

Pathway for Acute Coronary Syndrome Assessment (PACSA)

Emergency care of acute stroke

Head injury

Telemetry and arrhythmias

NeoPuff: Infant T-piece resuscitator

Paracetamol overdose

Child protection

ED Data

Burn injury management

Spinal injuries management

Rural Paediatric Emergency Guidelines

RAEC & FLECC Guidelines