Am 25.10. 2007 konnten die Studenten des Studienganges Public Health/ Gesundheitswissenschaften dem kurzweiligen Vortrag von Dr. Kinsman über das Australische Gesundheitssystem beiwohnen. Herr Dr. Kinsman arbeitet mit Tomas Rotter (PH Dresden) zusammen an einer Metaanalyse über Klinische Pfade. |
Dr. Leigh Kinsman Senior Resarch Fellow email an Dr. Kinsman Homepage der School of Rural Health |
School of Rural Health Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences PO Box 666 Bendigo Victoria 3552 Australia Tel. 0061 35440 9022 |
Dr. Leigh KinsmanResearch Interests: Cardiac rehabilitation Cardiovascular disease Evidence-Based Practice Research Activities: "Chart Audit of an AMI Clinical Pathway" - Minor thesis for Master of Health Science, completed June 2000. "Are Best Practice Guidelines for Heart Attacks Used?" - collaborative project between LaTrobe University, Bendigo, and Bendigo Health Care Group 2001. "An Evaluation of AMI Best Practice Guidelines Implementation in the Loddon Mallee Region" 2003. Conference Presentations: Invited Speaker: "Evidence Based Practice Needs Evidenced Based Implementation", Evidence Based Reflection Conference, Bendigo, February 2005. "Using Evidence to Improve Clinical Practice : The Importance of Collaborative Planning and Implementation" Global Evidence for Local Decisions: 5th International Conference on the Scientific Basis of Health Services, Washington DC, September 2003. Poster Presentation : "Can a Clinical Pathway Reduce the Evidence-Theory Gap for Phase One Cardiac Rehabilitation?" ACRA International Conference, Sydney, May 2002. Invited Speaker : "Unblocking the Path to Thrombolysis" Bendigo Regional Critical Care Conference, Bendigo, November 2001. "Clinical Pathways: Are They the Evidence to Practice Link for Phase One Cardiac Rehabilitation?" ACRA National Conference, Melbourne, August 2000. "Bridging the Theory Practice Gap A Model" at Australian College of Critical Care Nurse State Conference 1999. Publications: Kinsman, L. James, E and Ham, J (2004) An inter-disciplinary, evidenced-based process of clinical pathway implementation increases pathway usage. Lippincott's Case Management. 9:(4) 184-196 Kinsman, L. (2004) Clinical pathway compliance and quality improvement. Nursing Standard. 18: (18) 33-35 Nugent, C. & Kinsman, L. (2003) Diabetes knowledge levels in medical and surgical nursing. Journal of Diabetes Nursing. 7:(10) 367-371 Kinsman, L. & James, E. (2001) Evidence-based Practice Needs Evidence-Based Implementation. Lippincott's Case Management. 6:(5) 208-219 Professional Affiliations: Member of Australian College of Critical Care Nurses. Member of the Australian Cardiac Rehabilitation Association Accredited Heart Foundation CPR Instructor |