Posters selected for display

Go to the list of posters selected for display throughout the conference. For each poster check on the link to the Abstract following the number and title.

Posters selected for display

In addition to the posters selected for presentation sessions and display, an additional set of posters was selected for display during the conference. The abstract for each of the following titles has been published in the book of abstracts provided to Network to Network 2010 delegates.

03.BMT Network N S W: A unique model for attaining national and international accreditation
Trickett A. E., Ahern C., Morrow J.C.

BMT Network N S W: A unique model for attaining national and international accreditation (pdf, 33kb)

29.Establishing a regional network to guide supportive care needs in cancer services across southern Melbourne
Spain A.

Establishing a regional network to guide supportive care needs in cancer services across southern Melbourne (pdf, 49kb)

30. Using clinical networks to enhancing multidisciplinary treatment planning for cancer patients: SMICS MDT Pilot Project
Wild W.

Using clinical networks to enhancing multidisciplinary treatment planning for cancer patients: SMICS MDT Pilot Project (pdf, 44kb)

34.The Development of the Southern Melbourne Integrated Cancer Service (SMICS) Cancer Service Plan
Liersch S.E.

The Development of the Southern Melbourne Integrated Cancer Service (SMICS) Cancer Service Plan (pdf, 44kb)

35.Model of care implementation: Getting it right …
Henderson C.

Model of care implementation: Getting it right … (pdf, 33kb)

36.The Template: A Tool for the Reporting of Model of Care Implementation Model
Henderson C.

The Template: A Tool for the Reporting of Model of Care Implementation Model (pdf, 33kb)

37.Cardiac Monitoring for Adult Cardiac Patients in Public Hospitals in New South Wales
Carr B., Gunnning G., Lintern K., Needham K., Watt H.

38.Establishing and maintaining an effective cancer network across southern Melbourne
Congalton J., Langton D.

44.Greater Metropolitan Clinical Taskforce Endocrine Network: Developing a NSW diabetes model of care
Donovan R., Chipps D., Nube V., Alford J, Barnes R.

Greater Metropolitan Clinical Taskforce Endocrine Network: Developing a NSW diabetes model of care (pdf, 42kb)

45.Developing a Neurosurgery Database
Farthing L., Czerniec B., Van Gelder ., Wilcox N

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47 Improving the management of emergency eye care: The birth of a network
Steen J., Long J., Higgins R.

Improving the management of emergency eye care: The birth of a network (pdf, 84kb)

49 Gastrostomy Information & Support Society: Support, Training & Information
Tatt L.

58.Ambulatory Emergency Care For Adults in Victoria: Results of an ECIICN Audit and Consultation
Kelly A.M., Pannifex J., Bamert M., Braitberg G.

Ambulatory Emergency Care For Adults in Victoria: Results of an ECIICN Audit and Consultation (pdf, 44kb)

76.Review of the governance of Integrated Cancer Services in Victoria
Davies E., Galetakis S., Reynolds J.

78. The Role of Allied Health Professions in the Inaugural Central Maternity and Neonatal Clinical Network, Queensland Health
Sharpe R.M.

The Role of Allied Health Professions in the Inaugural Central Maternity and Neonatal Clinical Network, Queensland Health (pdf, 33kb)

79. Breaking down barriers to participation in clinical network activities: A simple idea with a positive effect
Bain C., Dillon N.C., Adams A.

Breaking down barriers to participation in clinical network activities: A simple idea with a positive effect (pdf, 36kb)

86. ‘One-stop-shop’: Community based partnership for pregnancy care Gannon S., Markus M.

88.Statewide Management of Neonatal Respiratory Distress and the Administration of CPAP
Beaumont T.

Statewide Management of Neonatal Respiratory Distress and the Administration of CPAP (pdf, 33kb)

90. Establishing a stroke clinical network: A strong policy framework and government funding are the keys to success
Denisenko S., Mollo A., Bladin C.

92. Reducing variation in domiciliary non-invasive ventilation services in NSW
Wilcox N., Flunt D., Piper A.

Reducing variation in domiciliary non-invasive ventilation services in NSW (pdf, 33kb)

104.Gold Coast Health Service District Medical Oncology/Cancer Service Revival
Walpole E., Salkield G., Wellwood J., Burton G.

Gold Coast Health Service District Medical Oncology/Cancer Service Revival (pdf, 49kb)

106. Accessing multidisciplinary cancer team meetings (MDMs) without leaving the office
Mitchell P., McKenzie M., Scott C., Underhill C., May S., Hawkins C., Roos I., Galetakis S.

107. Web Based Referral and Triage System: Successfully improved access to Tertiary Cardiac Services for Patients with Acute Coronary Syndrome (ACS)
Walters D., Dahl M., Greener E., Hammett C., Muller H.

Web Based Referral and Triage System: Successfully improved access to Tertiary Cardiac Services for Patients with Acute Coronary Syndrome (pdf, 40kb)

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