Publications by authors named "Josephine Rheinberger"
Background: The emergency resuscitation nurse is a challenging and specialised role at the forefront of critical care practice in the emergency department. Despite their extensive specialist knowledge and skill requirements, in Australia there is no state-wide or nationally agreed approach to how to best provide training that meets a set of fixed objectives and requisite skills for resuscitation nurses. Due to an ageing nursing population and increasing workforce attrition, an efficacious accelerated pathway to acquire specialist resuscitation nursing knowledge, is necessary.
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- Emergency nurses are super important in hospitals because they are the first ones to help patients in the emergency department (ED).
- To make sure they provide the best care, a special career pathway was created for nurses in different areas of New South Wales in Australia.
- This pathway includes 180 hours of training, helping nurses improve their skills and become experts over time, making emergency care safer and more effective.