Presentations and Videos

Dr Bail was interviewed by ABC Radio Canberra regarding an upcoming project on delirium. For more information, see https://www.scu.edu.au/news/2024/delirium-toolkit-research

Dr Bail was cited in Sydney Morning Herald in relation to nomenclature for older people https://www.smh.com.au/culture/books/at-what-age-does-an-elder-become-elderly-20240731-p5jxzo.html 

Kasia interviewed on ABC Radio about reminiscence therapy with people with dementia using Story Tiling app https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/healthreport/reminiscence-therapy-life-review-dementia/104099778?utm_content=link&utm_medium=content_shared

Kasia presenting: Healthy Ageing Research –  Exploring dignity of risk and supported decision making. WHO Collaborative Center for Community Services, School of Nursing, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University Webinar 23rd Feb 2-24.

Viewable here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JI5Om_84MDM 

Kasia presenting: Hot, smelly, sore and confused: Creating systems to enable nurses to be close enough to older patients to prevent and treat complications in hospital. Presentation to Australian Hartford Consortium of Gerontological Nursing Excellence, 11 July 2023. https://research.qut.edu.au/hartfordnursing/resources/hot-smelly-sore-and-confused-creating-systems-to-enable-nurses-to-be-close-enough-to-older-patients-to-prevent-and-treat-complications-in-hospital/

Kasia presenting some of the background to aged care for the launch of Gerontological Alliance of Nurses Australia 

Nursing Student and Wiradjuri artist presenting her artwork ‘Yulang’, which demonstrates the ‘ripple effect’ of nurses and older people working positively together.

Interview with an aged care resident, published in the Health Advocate: ‘Improving the Quality of Health Care? Not Wasting Clinician’s Time Would Help’ https://issuu.com/aushealthcare/docs/the_health_advocate_-_august_2021

Missed Nursing Care – A short video by RANCARE funded by EUCost

The nursing process – a video graphic to help digital health teams (and more).

Associate Professor Mark Yates presents at Preparing, Sharing and Caring for Cognitive Impairment Conference – featuring ‘Failure to Maintain’ quality indicators

Increase nursing time spent with patients: the holy grail. A mixed method research evaluation in a live hospital environment. Bail, K, Currie, M., Davey, R. 2017. Health Data Analytics Conference, Brisbane, 10 October

Bail, K, Currie, M., Davey, R. 2017. Increase nursing time spent with patients: the holy grail. A mixed method research evaluation in a live hospital environment of a digital bedside nursing chart. Health Data Analytics Conference, Brisbane, 10 October

‘Nurses care less for people with dementia but it costs more’ 2016 Pitch for Funds (P4F), Canberra, Winner

‘Are people with the dementia the canaries of the hospital?’ 2015 Three Minute Thesis (3MT), Canberra, Finalist