Paediatric emergency nurse practitioner | PhD | Starship Children’s Health | University of Auckland | Improving paediatric care
Auckland, New Zealand
Joined June 2018
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Libby Haskell retweeted
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Nurse practitioners are part of our solution to improving health care delivery and outcomes @NPNZ1 @VicUniWgtn @FmhsNursing @Kathy_Holloway @CDNMANZ @MaryRyder14 @TheMarkGroup @Jennifercarryer @NadineG140512
Libby Haskell retweeted
Fantastic panel session with experienced @PREDICT_network research nurses telling us all the secrets to study enrolment in the ED!
Lots of “pearls” Darwin, Auckland, Perth and Adelaide…
Great chairing by @LibbyHaskell
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Great to see our work being recognised internationally 💫
Results from a trial led by a neonatal nurse practitioner showed this unique device helped prevent skin injuries to babies in neonatal care.
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Use of high-flow may increase length of stay (and highly likely not to decrease it)
All decisions have context.
Might make you feel better in ED that you've 'done something' but actually you are making the patient experience worse...
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HT @apsmunro
Libby Haskell retweeted
Treatment patterns and frequency of key outcomes in acute severe asthma in children: a Paediatric Research in Emergency Departments International Collaborative (PREDICT) multicentre cohort study | BMJ Open Respiratory Research bmjopenrespres.bmj.com/conte…
Libby Haskell retweeted
FMHS Associate Professor Matire Harwood and Professor Stuart Dalziel have collaborated with researchers from the Liggins Institute and the University of Otago to propose a new system for managing clinical trials in Aotearoa. Learn more here: bit.ly/3j6UJcl
Libby Haskell retweeted
Does giving babies paracetamol cause asthma later? Proud to be part of the team conducting one of these five amazing medical trials in NZ. All babies <8 weeks born in NZ can take part! #Pippatamariki @FMHS_UoA @ClinResearchNZ @AucklandLiggins
Libby Haskell retweeted
The Nurse Educators from Douglas Starship Simulation Programme (Erin, Alison & Marie) are launching a podcast called #SimNurseNZ.. We believe it's important to share as much sim knowledge as we can with the world 🌍 We have exciting guests, stay tuned!🎙️ #ipsssimweek #hcsimweek22
Libby Haskell retweeted
We are VERY excited to share the results of the BellPIC study, led by Prof Franz Babl.
The full paper can be accessed here:
Efficacy of Prednisolone for Bell Palsy in Children: A Randomized, Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled, Multicenter Trial n.neurology.org/content/earl…
A 🧵
Libby Haskell retweeted
Do you know why the parents are concerned?
Why not? #WILTW rolobotrambles.com/parentalc… – at East Midlands, England
Libby Haskell retweeted
If a nurse working with you says "hey I'm worried about..." STAND UP and start walking there before they even finish their sentence
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Would u like to be part of a global asthma breakthrough? PIPPA Tamariki is a world-leading study on asthma prevention led from Aotearoa/NZ. Babies born anywhere in NZ can take part. Reach out now make a difference! 0800 PIPPA T or pippatamariki.ac.nz @ClinResearchNZ @FMHS_UoA
Libby Haskell retweeted
Wondering why our healthcare system is so overwhelmed? It's multi-factorial, but there are >1000 NZers in hospital with COVID, influenza or other respiratory illnesses every day. Please wear a mask 😷 get your whānau vaccinated 💉 & stay home if you're sick 🏡
There are 10,290 new active community cases of COVID-19 to report today.
There are 522 cases in hospital. Of these, 10 are in an intensive care or high dependency unit.
ALT COVID-19 Update tile for Wednesday, 6 July 2022. There is a small icon of a map of New Zealand with a tick. Data is arranged in 4 boxes over a yellow and white background. Each box is split in two. It reads “Community cases: 10,290 new active cases and 53,110 total active cases. Cases currently: 522 in hospital and 11 in ICU or HDU. Booster doses: 2,732,315 total doses given, and 73% of the eligible population aged 18 and over. Deaths: 12 deaths reported today, 1,604 total deaths within 28 days of testing positive for COVID-19.”. At the bottom of the tile there is text that reads "Sources: www.health.govt.nz/news-media/news-items, www.health.govt.nz/covid-19-novel-coronavirus/covid-19-data-and-statistics/covid-19-vaccine-data." There is a New Zealand Government logo in the bottom left corner, and a Unite against COVID-19 logo in the bottom right corner.
Libby Haskell retweeted
A reminder of those rewrites, drafts resubmits and sheer bloody mindedness to get to the end! #academia #publication #phd
When someone has paper published or wins an award or gets promoted you only see the final success. You don't see the earlier rejections, revisions and setbacks. You might assume they found it easy but that is rarely so. @sylviaduckworth
#PhDchat #ECRchat #postdoc #gradschool
Libby Haskell retweeted
So, Minister Little is willing to pay for any medical doctor who wishes to train as a GP. It would be logical then (perhaps more so) to make a similar commitment to any nurse wishing to be educated to work as a Nurse Practitioner in primary health care.
Libby Haskell retweeted
I’ve had a long day and this is my best thought, everyone. Let’s not, whatever happens from here, become numb to Covid-19 deaths
Libby Haskell retweeted
Emergency nursing numbers seriously impacted time to realise no quick fix. Covid highlighted existing problems but overseas staff are not available and not the answer. Our system is broken engage with nurses to find solutions #CENNZ #Emergency #nurse
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Because a large proportion of the population are <12 years and unable to be vaccinated, the pandemic is shifting onto children, and they now comprise a larger proportion of covid cases. Cases mean isolation, disruption & illness for these families. It’s good to be cautious.
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Not diminishing the important scarce resources associated with ICU... but also worth considering: 100% of hospitalised COVID-19 patients need (initial) care in the Emergency Department.
Auckland’s covid patient hospital occupancy mirrors Melbourne’s roughly for 19 august. If we track the same way, in 6 weeks it’ll be grim. Capacity for treating conventional illness will be very low. #getvaccinated
Libby Haskell retweeted
A few weeks ago I started drawing attention to Singapore's Covid-19 response as one NZ can learn from. S'pore has pop 5.7 million, 73 Covid-19 deaths, 83K cases. After reopening commenced on 19 Aug, cases rose exponentially. What should we be learning? /1
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