Missed Care and Interprofessional Communication
34m
Lecture Overview
Educators
Kathryn Salamone
Kathryn Salamone has worked in nursing for over 30 years. In the years since, Kathryn has completed a Masters of Nursing Science, Graduate Diploma of Education (Nursing), Graduate Certificate in Clinical Practice and Management (Oncology) and is currently enrolled in a Masters of Public Health. Her main clinical focus was oncology, haematology, palliative care, and aged care nursing; with the last 20 years in various clinical education and teaching roles. She is passionate about professional practice and the issues faced in nursing today. Kathryn currently works at a large metropolitan hospital in Victoria.
Reviews
Jennifer Wallis
Engaging clear speaker. A great reminder of the importance of good communication
Emily Quirk
Ver clear and engaging. The 'real life' examples reinforced the point very well.
Emily Quirk
Very clear and engaging. I loves the 'real life' examples.
Jeffrey stein
It was good to see other professionals involved in changing a culture of poor communication
tanya connell
a good resource
Georgie Conroy
Very good. Anyone working in healthcare should be reminded the importance of communication with other colleagues and patients
SIMANGALISO SIDAMBE
Overall it was well presented and well supported with real life situations. Communication is a very important area in nursing and it is important that we continue to evaluate our communication skills for the better provision of care to patients under our care
Susan May
Great presenter bought such relevance to the session
Lindsey Crossan
Engaging speaker on such an important topic, would love to see her featured more.
Andrea Wong
It was a great talk and I believe sometimes nurses just need to have a break and start to learn and listen to whats going on around them rather than just being focus on completing their job.
4.6
17 Total Rating(s)