Grace Larson, RN, BN, CertIV(TAE), GradDipClinNurs(PaedCritCare), MAdNursPrac(PaedCritCare), has extensive experience in paediatric nursing, with 13 years in Paediatric Intensive Care Units (PICU). She’s published journal articles in the specialty area of pain and sedation in PICU, and has presented at national and international conferences on the area of pain and sedation in paediatrics. Grace has previously worked with the ACCCN delivering Paediatric Advanced Life Support in Victoria, bringing a wealth of experience into her clinical teaching on paediatric resuscitation. She has also consulted with NSW Health on quality and safety delivering within PICU, and has been contracted with the ANMF to develop nursing programs for nurses who require additional education as part of their practice requirements.
How to manage the critically ill patient, from assessment of deterioration, interpreting ventilator waveforms and tweaking ventilator settings, and titrating inotropes.
How good are you at detecting & escalating deterioration? Join us as we follow a coroner’s case & investigate the role of track & trigger tools for managing deterioration
Despite best efforts, deaths related to paediatric sepsis remain a problem. This webinar explores the findings from coronial investigations to provide some valuable lessons.
This webinar will give you the key points on what you need to be aware of to recognise and treat patients experiencing thunderstorm asthma
This Critical Byte explores the recognition and management of Malignant Hyperthermia.
This webinar introduces the red flags for suspecting NAI, our responsibilities to the child and the legal requirements for health practitioners in Australia.
PACED explores childhood emergencies and outlines the physiological differences and pathways to deterioration in children.
This Critical Byte uses trauma, surgical and obstetric case studies to discuss catastrophic blood loss requiring initiation of massive transfusion protocol.
Could it be sepsis? Learn the latest information on how to recognise and treat sepsis by attending our Surviving Sepsis - Minutes Matter Program.
The Acute Life-threatening Emergencies, Recognition and Treatment program focuses on the assessment and management of patients experiencing clinical emergencies.
This lunch and learn focuses on high flow nasal cannula therapy for pre-oxygenation during intubation, hypoxaemic respiratory failure, and post operative use in patients with OSA.
Could it be sepsis? As a time critical medical emergency that arises from the dysregulated response to infection, you need to be able to recognise and stop sepsis in its tracks.
Could it be sepsis? Learn the latest information on how to recognise and treat sepsis by attending the not to be missed Surviving Sepsis - Minutes Matter Program
The Medcast resuscitation instructor program develops senior clinical educators with a background in resuscitation & education to deliver advanced life support training
Unlock rapid paediatric assessment skills to effectively evaluate the unwell child using the paediatric assessment triangle during this Lunch & Learn.
Learn to manage acute life threatening emergencies with the contemporary ALERT™ course