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Ye olde meta4RN nursing blog was started in September 2012, wrapped-up in September 2022; it yielded over 200 posts and nearly 200,000 words.Â
The meta4RN site was taken offline in September 2023. Now it is archived here: paulmc.au/meta4RN đ
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Hello. Thanks for dropping by. This will be the last post on meta4RN.com meta4RN.com attracted visitors from more than 100 countries It is 10 years ago today when the post âHello World!â jauntily announced the meta4RN.com launch, and the âAboutâ page outlined the rationale and vision for this nursing blog. Since then there have been more than 200 meta4RN.com posts published (theyâre all listedâŠ
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On RATs and Nice
On RATs and Nice
A few months ago a half-formed idea about idea about continuing to take pandemic precautions, being kind to each other, and dumb luck began to take shape. The idea was in the context of my favourite human (@StellaGRN) testing positive to COVID-19, and me not. Same precautions. Same knowledge-base/education. Same vaccination status. Same workplace. Same bedroom, bathroom, kitchen and sofa.âŠ
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If I stay luckyâŠ
If I stay luckyâŠ
If I stay lucky I should live another 20 or 30 years. I will be dead within the next 40 years. If I stay lucky I will have a good death. Where I live, as of 1st January 2023 good deaths donât need to rely on luck alone. Voluntary assisted dying will become a sanctioned option for those who meet the legal criteria [here]. If I stay lucky my death will be a bit like Queen Elizabethâs recentâŠ
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Body Image and Eating Disorders Awareness Week (#BIEDAW) 2022 @ Cairns Hospital Grand Rounds
Body Image and Eating Disorders Awareness Week (#BIEDAW) 2022 @ Cairns Hospital Grand Rounds
Cairns Hospital Grand Rounds on Friday 9 September coincided with 2022âs Body Image and Eating Disorders Awareness Week (#BIEDAW). Understabdably, it was planned that the session should focus on eating disorders. Dr Janet Bayley, Consultant Psychiatrist with NQuEDS* was to present, but was unexpectedly unavailable. Janet passed the baton to Dr Sharmila Prakash, Consultant Psychiatrist withâŠ
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EAT Target
This blog post is to simply share the content, JPEG and PDF of a poster that will be presented at the FNQ (Far North Queensland)/CHHHS (Cairns and Hinterland Hospital and Health Service) Research and Innovation Symposium on 16 September 2022. EAT Target (Eating disorder planned Admission via Transit lounge) Background and Rationale It was observed there was a prolonged delay in commencingâŠ
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Poster for 2022 FNQ/CHHHS Research and Innovation Symposium
Poster for 2022 FNQ/CHHHS Research and Innovation Symposium
The 2022 FNQ (Far North Queensland)/CHHHS (Cairns and Hinterland Hospital and Health Service) Research and Innovation Symposium is scheduled for Friday 16 September. 2022 FNQ/@CairnsHHS Research and Innovation SymposiumCairns Hospital Auditorium and OnlineFriday 16 SeptemberđđŽ Research excellence in the tropics đŽđRegistrations open 29 August https://t.co/r9VhDkoo3b pic.twitter.com/9WT3JiTG8AââŠ
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Supporting the person diagnosed with a personality disorder who presents to the Emergency Department following intentional self-harm
About eighteen months ago I was invited to contributa a chapter to a book on Mental Health in Emergency Care. The chapter was to be named âSupporting the person diagnosed with a personality disorder who presents to the Emergency Department following intentional self-harmâ.  Pretty-much straight away I asked Enara Larcombe to co-produce/co-write the chapter with me. Co-production is in keepingâŠ
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Consultation Liaison Psychiatry Service @ CHHHS Eating Disorder Forum
Consultation Liaison Psychiatry Service @ CHHHS Eating Disorder Forum
Next month there is an Eating Disorder Forum at Cairns Hospital. Amongst the teams presenting is the team is the Consultation Liaison Psychiatry Service (CLPS). This blog post aims simply to serve as an easy-to-find landing spot for the CLPS presentation. Here is the link to the presentation (on Prezi). The session is designed to be a narrative. Relying mostly on screenshots of what ieMR fileâŠ
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Nursing in the Tropics: Experience the Lifestyle! (circa 2002)
Today on Twitter, out of the blue, Mick Blair reminded me of a twenty-year-old poster. pic.twitter.com/1nGqPDOqNB â Mick đ·đ (@Mickholloways) August 8, 2022 Sometime in the early 2000s (2001 or 2002, I think) my local health service went on a recruitment drive titled, âNursing in the Tropics: Experience the Lifestyle!â. The poster featured ten nurses. Nine of the nurses are female and doingâŠ
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When a nurse in the know writes a book you probably should read it.
When a nurse in the know writes a book you probably should read it.
Coral Wilkinson has been a Registered Nurse for over 30 years. Weâve crossed clinical paths a lot, especially during Coralâs stints as a Clinical Nurse Consultant and Nurse Navigator for older persons, and when she was working on the Aged Care Assessment Team. Coral is one of those very capable and kind characters â the sort of person who lifts the standard and reputation of nurses. In recentâŠ
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Self Compassion (TikTok try)
Self Compassion (TikTok try)
(if youâre up for it, please follow the link below and watch the two minute TikTok) https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSR8GUBdJ/?k=1 Can everything about self compassion be reduced to a 2 minute TikTok video? Of course not. Perhaps the key questions of what, why, how and who can be introduced though. Letâs give that a try. The âwhatâ is the definition of self compassion, described here as âbeingâŠ
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ieMR MHA autotext
Itâs pretty common in my job to field enquiries re whether hospital inpatients should be seen by mental health even if they decline. Itâs not for me to say, of course, thatâs articulated elsewhere in legislation (link to Queensland (2016) Mental Health Act here â BTW itâs a 641 page PDF). My job is to do my best in clearly communicating whatâs appropriate and legal. As youâll see in the briefâŠ
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Info for 1:1 AIN/Special
Info for 1:1Â AIN/Special
This blog has mentioned creating autotext/templates as an advantage that electronic medical records offer previously (here). Recently this has popped-up in conversations again, as members of the nursing team at the hospital I work at aims to get smarter with how we support Assistants In Nursing (AINs) to safely support patients. A worry I have as a specialist mental health nurse in a generalâŠ
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Mental Health Nursing making an impact
Mental Health Nursing making an impact
Recently I trawled through the history of the International Journal of Mental Health Nursing (IJMHN) â if youâre curious please see this editorial and this blog post. Amongst the things revealed was the encouraging upward trend in the Impact Factor â a metric that reflects how many citations individual academic articles attract over a two year period. I was especially encouraged that a targetedâŠ
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Nurses on the 2022 Queenâs Birthday Honours List
Extracting information from www.gg.gov.au below is a list/summary of the 20 Nurses named on the 2021 Queenâs Birthday Honours List. Source: https://web.archive.org/web/2020*/https://www.itsanhonour.gov.au ******************************************** Paula Maree Duffy PSMPublic Service Medal (PSM)Worongary, Queensland For outstanding public service in nursing and the response to theâŠ
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Happy Anniversary International Journal of Mental Health Nursing
Happy Anniversary International Journal of Mental Health Nursing
Since late 2016 I have been the Social Media Editor for the International Journal of Mental Health Nursing (IJMHN). If youâre interested in how that started, see meta4RN.com/IJMHN. The years that have followed have resulted in heaps of Tweets, Facebook posts and LinkedIn updates. As a byproduct, Iâve been keeping a closer eye on the journal than I would have otherwise, and stumbled across theâŠ
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