Associate Professor Kate Curtis
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Senior Lecturer
M02 - Mallett St Campus |
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Biographical details
I am an internationally respected trauma nurse and researcher with a special interest in trauma models of care, trauma nursing and financial aspects of trauma systems. I have published extensively in the nursing and medical literature, and have been keynote speaker at several international emergency and trauma conferences.
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Research interests
Teaching areas
2011
MPhil Co-supervisor Matthew Dutton: Exploring the Role of the Wound Care Clinical Nurse Consultant in a Tertiary Referral Hospital
Master's (Research) Co-supervisor, Medicine (St George Clinical School) Lynsey Willenberg: The cost of road trauma in NSW
MN (Hons) Co-Supervisor Elizabeth Leonard: Relationship between alcohol consumption and outcome in major trauma
MPhil Supervisor Belinda Munroe: Evaluation of an emergency nursing assessment framework on patient assessment and documentation: A feasibility pilot
2010
MPhil Co-supervisor Rebekah Ogilvie: Life threatening injury in young people: A mixed methods study
2009
PhD Co-supervisor Taneal Wiseman: Depression, Anxiety and Stress in Major trauma patients
MPhil Co-supervisor Belinda Kennedy: What makes an Emergency Nurse? Exploring the relationship between personality type and length of service within emergency nursing
Areas of teaching
Sydney Nursing School Post-registration Critical Care Program:
Trauma Nursing Program Instructor – The purpose of the program is to improve the knowledge and skills of nurses caring for trauma patients in emergency departments, intensive care and wards and to improve the health outcomes of patients suffering trauma.
Nursing courses in SES Local Health Network and Illawarra Shoalhaven Local Health Networks – Coordinate and teach on several courses. These course are interactive, provide clinical updates and a more advanced level of clinical skills. Courses include:
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Advanced trauma nursing
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Trauma Nursing on the Ward
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HDU Course
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Fortnightly ward or Emergency Department in-services