🇧🇩 What is it like to be a #midwife in rural #Bangladesh? New research from our staff explores the experiences of rural midwives, revealing remarkable dedication despite limited resources, cultural barriers and workforce challenges.

🎗️ Recovery after #breastcancer goes beyond physical healing. New research from our staff explores how body image, intimacy, relationships and cultural expectations shape sexual well-being after treatment.

📣 A remarkable achievement for our School! Congratulations to 15 of our researchers recognised in Stanford/Elsevier’s 2026 World’s Top 2% Most-Cited Scientists list! @Griffith_Uni #ResearchExcellence

🏥 How can we help patients recover faster after surgery? 📜 New research from our staff reviewed 150 studies on Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS)

📣 New research from our staff is helping improve symptom management for people living with advanced #kidney disease. The study reached a consensus on 242 interventions to help guide better kidney care. 🩸🫘

Every woman deserves respectful maternity care. 🌍 New research from our staff identifies what helps and hinders respectful maternity care in the world’s least-developed countries, highlighting opportunities to improve care for mothers and babies. #MaternalHealth #Midwifery

📣New research from our staff found that clinical self-efficacy increased significantly from Year 1 to Year 3, but #nursing #students remained less confident in planning and evaluating care.

📢New publication from our staff explores how #nurses think when caring for patients with PICC lines. Using a Think Aloud approach, the study reveals how experience, ward culture, patient needs and clinical reasoning shape dressing and securement decisions.

📣Publication Alert New research from our staff identifies the barriers & enablers to Respectful #MaternityCare across least-developed countries, highlighting the need for stronger policies, better infrastructure, & targeted workforce education to improve outcomes for mothers &👶

📣New publication from our staff! This study explores how #nursing #students and faculty co-designed remediation resources to support clinical placements. Participants reported greater confidence, collaboration, connection and lasting benefits.

📣 New publication from our staff explores Australian nurses’ willingness to participate in voluntary assisted dying. 69% strongly supported VAD, with respect for patient choice and relief of suffering as key drivers.

👩‍⚕️Can artificial intelligence make aged care more human? 📣Congratulations to Prof @WendyMoyle2 , featured in The @guardian, where she explores the opportunities and challenges of AI in supporting Australia's ageing population theguardian.com/australia-ne…

🎉 Congratulations to Dr Georgia Tobiano & colleagues on securing a 2025 HCF Health Services Research Grant In partnership with Clinical Excellence Queensland and two hospitals, the team will evaluate the Post-Operative Discharge Support Service (PODSS)

🚰 Cool running water for 20 minutes is the gold standard for burn first aid, but does it increase the risk of hypothermia? New research from our staff is tackling this important question. Check it out👇

Congrats to our staff, A/Prof Liz Forster, Prof Bronwyn Griffin & colleagues, on their latest publication examining outcomes in acute ischaemic stroke in Nth Queensland. 📊 Identifying opportunities to improve prevention, awareness, access to timely treatment, & patient outcomes

🤧 Flu, COVID, RSV. Should you test at home or see your GP? Prof Thea van de Mortel unpacks the pros and cons of RATs versus PCR testing, and when it’s time to seek medical advice. theconversation.com/should-i…