This paper forms a portion of work undertaken by Yunjing (Shirley) Qiu as part of her Bachelor of Nursing (Honours) degree at Griffith University. Shirely was supervised by Professor [...]
This paper forms part of a larger research agenda focusing on identifying factors that influence patient presentations from mass gathering events. ABSTRACT Aim: This review discusses the need [...]
Members of the Mass Gathering Collaboration have been successful in obtaining competitive research funding to explore the clinical management of patients presenting with alcohol intoxication without other obvious injury [...]
SUMMARY We are currently looking for a PhD candidate to undertake a project examining the impact on emergency health services (such as ambulance services and/or emergency departments) relating to [...]
Dr Jamie Ranse was invited to the 2020 Qatar Health Conference as a guest speaker. His presentation at the conference explored the impact of mass gathering events [...]
This paper forms part of a larger research agenda focusing on research regarding triage by a first aider or a first responder (i.e., non-health care professionals) in the mass [...]
Dr Jamie Ranse presented at the 4th International Conference for Mass Gathering Medicine in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. The focus of this presentation related to the impact of the 2018 [...]
The key findings from the paper 'Emergency health care delivery for young adults during a planned mass gathering: A retrospective observational study' were featured in the Gold Coast Bulletin. [...]
Shirley (Yunjing) Qiu graduated from Griffith University with a Bachelor of Nursing (Honours) First Class in 2019. Today she presented her work at the Australasian College for Emergency Medicine, [...]
Griffith University was host to the inaugural stakeholder forum for the Mass Gathering Collaboration. The event was attended by people from a variety of disciplines and organisations. The event [...]
