ePosters

A poster is a visual medium used to communicate a key idea related to research: It presents that idea in verbal and graphic ways. Unlike an oral presentation, a poster does (most) of the talking—it should stand on its own, be self-explanatory (even as it enables conversations with viewers).

The 2019 ICEN posters will be displayed in PORTRAIT STYLE DIGITAL FORMAT.  These posters will be displayed for the duration of the conference on large monitors in the exhibition and catering area.  For hints and tips on how to create and submit your ePoster visit Preparing you ePoster.

#	POSTER TITLE	AUTHORS
01	End-of-life care challenges from staff viewpoints in Emergency Departments: Systematic review	Ali Alqahtani
02	Care of the older person in Emergency – a module of learning for Emergency Nurses	Erin Cranitch
03	Nurse initiated sedation in the Emergency Department: Diazepam and Droperidol	Benjamin Learmont, Benjamin Horan
04	The “All of Us” study – non-clinical staff members’ experience of performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation in acute care settings	Brad Chesham
05	I don’t believe it’s burnout: A descriptive qualitative study of ED staff perceptions’ of their working environment	Elizabeth Elder
06	Interventions to reduce ED occupational stress: A systematic review	Hui (Grace) Xu
07	Demonstrating the impact of Australian Rules Football injuries in the Emergency Department: A clinical data audit	Graham Stephen
08	Improving care in the Emergency Department of patients presenting with suspected neck or femur fractures; a prospective quality improvement study	Claire Lobb
09	Cannulation Rates in the Emergency Department Intervention Trial (CREDIT) – regional site implementation	Karen Smith, Sunayana Moriarty, Prof Louise Cullen, Tracey Hawkins, A/Prof Jaimi Greenslade
10	The impact of methamphetamine’s on frontline emergency services in Victoria, Australia	Rikki Jones
11	Coroners Court – what happens if you get called to go?	Cathi Montague
12	Facebook the new black: A novel platform for medication related issues, updates and clinical pearls	Christopher Hidayat
13	Fluid resuscitation is usually the first line treatment in trauma care in emergency department	Mneera Alshammari