Join us for a comprehensive presentation which delves into the principles that underpin translating research into practice (TRIP). With experts Dr Ashley Cameron and Dr Nina Meloncelli covering the theoretical concepts and clinician Gemma Allinson sharing her own TRIP experiences, this insightful presentation is sure to have take-home messages for attendees in the public, private and community domain. Throughout the 60-minute period we will strive to provide information around what TRIP is, theoretical TRIP frameworks, the benefits of using a TRIP model, TRIP gone wrong and important lessons learnt through a real-life project that focused on implementing the National Stroke Guidelines in a tertiary hospital.
Gemma Allinson, APAM graduated with a Bachelor of Physiotherapy, the Margaret Bullock Research Prize and a University Medal from the University of Queensland. Upon graduation she was immediately drawn to the area of vestibular and neurological physiotherapy and now works as a senior clinician at the Sunshine Coast University Hospital and at VertiGO Physio and Rehab in these areas. She is an active member of the Queensland Vestibular Network, the Australian Physiotherapy Association Queensland Neurology Group and the Queensland Rehabilitation Physiotherapy Network. Career research highlights include presenting at the World Confederation of Physical Therapy Congress in Switzerland in 2019 and winning the Best Clinician Presentation (Paediatric Stream) at the APA Conference in 2019. Outside of physiotherapy, Gem is an avid rock climber and volunteers in the finance sector of a non-for-profit organisation named the One Woman Project.
Dr Ashley Cameron, (BBehSc(Psych)(Hons), MSpPathSt, CPSP, PhDc) graduated with a Bachelor of Psychology from the Queensland University of Technology in 2007 and a Masters of Speech Pathology Studies from the University of Queensland in 2009. In 2018 she completed her PhD at the University of Queensland, where she investigated approaches to enhance the participation of individuals with acquired communication difficulties in the healthcare setting. Ashley has worked at the Princess Alexandra Hospital since 2010 and the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital in 2020. She is currently the Allied Health – Translating Research into Practice (AH-TRIP) Statewide Program Lead supported by the Allied Health Professions’ Office of Queensland (AHPOQ) and continues to work on different projects within the health system.
Dr Nina Meloncelli, (BNutrDiet(Hons), PhD) is an Accredited Practising Dietitian who splits her work time between two roles. Nina oversees Metro North’s Allied Health Translating Research Into Practice (AH-TRIP) program which aims to build Allied Health Practitioners’ confidence and capacity to implement research into practice in a systematic and timely manner. Nina is also a current recipient of a Queensland Advancing Clinical Research Fellowship which has allowed her to focus her research efforts on a novel approach to preventing gestational diabetes in women who have previously experienced this common pregnancy disorder. Phase one of this program of research has focused on co-designing the dietary intervention in alongside women with a lived experience of gestational diabetes, a rewarding experience focused on partnership and producing research that matters to mothers.
Neurology National Group
09/11/2022
1.0 Hour
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