Dr Lillian Hayes

RN, PhD MPH DipEd(Sec) Sydney BA UNSW DipEd(Nursing) SCAE

Recently funded research

2008 McKenzie H, Hayes L, Cox K, White K, Boughton M, Fethney J & Dunn J, Reducing chemotherapy outpatients’ unplanned presentations to hospital: A nurse lead intervention, Nurses And Midwives Board Of New South Wales Cat 5 Scholarship, $30,000

2007 McKenzie H, Cox K, Hayes L, White K & Boughton M, Phase one of an innovative care plan for chemotherapy outpatients. Meryk, Sharpe and Dome, $10,000

2007 Ronaldson S, Hayes, L, Green J, Carey M & Aggar C, Spirituality and Spiritual Caring – Nurses’ perspectives, knowledge and practise interventions in acute care and palliative care, Nurses And Midwives Board of New South Wales Cat 5 Scholarship, $29,963

2006 McKenzie H, Kwok C, Boughton M, Hayes L, Forsyth S & Moreau E, ‘Exploring the relationship between community nurses and Chinese cancer patients in Sydney’. University of Sydney, Faculty of Nursing, Development Grant, $49,905

2005 Ronaldson S, Hayes L & Carey M, ‘Introduction of a Palliative Approach in Residential Aged Care Facilities: A study of nurses’ knowledge and attitudes – a basis for palliative care education’. University of Sydney, Faculty of Nursing Development Grant, $30, 843

2005 Hayes L, Surveillance of socio-economic and locational (urban/rural) inequalities in mortality 1995–2003 in NSW, University of Sydney RD/ECR $11,715

2004 McKenzie H, Boughton M, Hayes L & Forsyth S, ‘The effects of nursing practice on community cancer care: a pilot study of patient and nurse perceptions’. University of Sydney, Faculty of Nursing, Seeding Grant, $9,564

2004 McKenzie H, Boughton M, Forsyth S & Hayes L. ‘The effects of nursing practice on personal experiences of cancer care in rural and remote settings: an exploratory study of patient and nurse perceptions’. University of Sydney Cancer Research Fund, $47,930

Publications

Journals

Ronaldson S, Hayes L, Carey M, Aggar C (2008) A study of nurses' knowledge of a palliative approach in residential aged care facilities, International Journal of Older People Nursing, Dec:158-267

McKenzie H, Cox K, Hayes L, White K, Boughton M, Fethney J, Dunn J (2008) Chemotherapy outpatients unplanned presentations to hospital: a retrospective study, Asia Pacific Journal of Clinical Oncology, 4, s2, A80

McKenzie H, Boughton M, Hayes L, Forsyth S, Davies M, Underwood E & McVey P (2007) A sense of security for cancer patients at home: the role of community nurses. Health and Social Care, 15(4)352-359

Hayes L & Berry G (2006) Comparing the part with the whole: Should overlap be ignored in public health measures. Journal of Public Health 28(3), 278-282.

Hayes L, Quine S & Taylor R (2005) New South Wales trends in mortality differentials between small rural and urban communities over a 25 year period, 1970–1994, Australian Journal of Rural Health, 13:69-74

Hayes L, Quine S, Taylor R & Berry G (2002) Socioeconomic mortality differentials in Sydney over a quarter of a century, 1970–94, Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health, 26(4):311-317

Hayes L & Berry G (2002) Sampling variability of the Kunst–Mackenbach index of inequality, Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health, 56:762-765

Overland J, Hayes L & Yue D (2002) Social disadvantage: Its impact on the use of Medicare services related to diabetes in NSW, Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health, 26(3):262-265

Hayes LJ (2002) Socioeconomic inequalities in all-cause and specific-cause mortality in Australia: 1985–1987 to 1995–1997, International Journal of Epidemiology, 31:257-258

Quine S, Taylor R & Hayes LJ (1995) Australian Trends in Mortality by SES using NSW Small Area Data, International Journal of Biosocial Science, 27(4)409-419

Hayes LJ, Quine S & Bush J (1994) Attitude change amongst nursing students towards Australian Aborigines. International Journal of Nursing Studies, 32(1),67-76

Books

McKenzie H, Boughton M, Hayes L, Forsyth S (2008) Explaining the Complexities and Value of Nursing Practice and Knowledge. In Crouch M & Morley I (eds), Illumination Through Critical Prisms, Rodopi, Amsterdam.

McKenzie H, Boughton M, Hayes L, Forsyth S (2007) Struggling to Articulate the Value of its Knowledge Base: The Crisis in Contemporary Nursing. In Morley I (ed.), The Value of Knowledge, Vol.46, At the Interface Series, The Interdisciplinary Press, Oxford, pp15-26. ISBN: 978-1-904710-45-5.

Elliott D & Hayes LJ (2003) Observational design and methods, in Schneider Z, Elliott D, LoBiondo-Wood G & Haber J (eds), Nursing research: methods, critical appraisal and utilisation (2nd edn), Mosby, Sydney, pp295-315.

Recent presentations

Ronaldson S, Hayes L, Green G, Aggar C, Carey M (2009) Spirituality in end of life care – palliative care nurses’ spiritual caring interventions & barriers Together! The International Conference on Cultural Connections for Quality Care at the End of Life – Combining the 10th Australian Palliative Care Conference and the 8th Asia Pacific Hospice Conference, 24–27 September 2009, Perth

McKenzie H, Cox K, Hayes L, White K, Boughton M, Dunn J (2008) Chemotherapy outpatients’ unplanned presentations to hospital: a retrospective study, 2008 COSA – IACR Joint scientific meeting, Sydney, 18–20, November 2008

Ronaldson S, Hayes L, Green G, Aggar Cr, Carey M (2008) Spirituality and spiritual caring in nursing – perspectives and interventions of palliative care nurses. Palliative Care Nurses Australia, 2nd Annual Conference, Adelaide, 12–13 September

McKenzie H, Boughton M, Hayes L, Forsyth S Explaining the complexities of Practice: the inadequacies of the nursing lexicon Royal College of Nursing Australia “Illuminating Nursing” Sydney from 11–14 July 2007

McKenzie H, Boughton M, Hayes L, Forsyth S Struggling to articulate the value of its knowledge base: the crisis in contemporary nursing, Value of Knowledge conference, Education conference Sydney 12–14 February

Hayes L National Homelessness Research Seminar, Setting future directions for homeless research. Exodus Foundation Health Study 2005–2006: from conception to dissemination – invited contributor April 2007

McKenzie HM, Boughton MA, Hayes LJ & Forsyth SM (2006) Making a difference: community nurses and cancer care, Mini-poster presented at the University of Sydney College of Health Sciences Health Research Conference 2006: ‘From Cell to Society 5’, Leura, 9–10 November

Ronaldson S, Hayes LJ, Carey M & Aggar C (2006) Introduction of a palliative approach in residential aged care facilities: A study of nurses’ and carers’ knowledge and attitudes – a basis for palliative care education. Mini-poster presented at the University of Sydney College of Health Sciences Health Research Conference 2006: ‘From Cell to Society 5,’ Leura, 9–10 November

Hayes L & Scott-Wandmaker T (2006) Severe marginalisation, health disadvantage and health care. Paper presented at the 37th Public Health Association Annual Conference: ‘Tackling the determinants of health from the bush to Bondi,’ Sydney, 25–27 September

Ronaldson S, Hayes L, Carey M & Aggar C (2006) Residential aged care nurses’ knowledge of palliative care, Paper presented at the Inaugural Palliative Care Nurses Australia Conference 2006: ‘Strength in Working Together’, Melbourne, 8–9 September

McKenzie H, Boughton M, Hayes L & Forsyth S (2006) Rendering the invisible visible in the nurse patient relationship in community cancer care. Paper presented at the 9th CNSA Winter Congress, Adelaide, 14–15 July

Ronaldson S, Hayes L, Carey M & Aggar C (2006) Introduction of a palliative approach in residential aged care facilities: A study of nurses’ and carers’ knowledge and attitudes – a basis of palliative care education. Paper presented at the Royal College of Nurses Australia Annual Conference, Cairns, 12–14 July

McKenzie H, Boughton M, Hayes L & Forsyth S (2006) Making connections between nursing practice and health care reform: a new research model. Paper presented at the 7th International Interdisciplinary Conference: Advances in Qualitative Methods, Gold Coast, 13–15 July

McKenzie H, Boughton M, Hayes L, Forsyth S, Davies M & Underwood E (2005) Making a difference in community cancer care, COSA Annual Scientific Meeting, Brisbane 16–18 November 2005

McKenzie H, Boughton M, Hayes L & Forsyth S (2005) A research model for exploring the complexities of community cancer care, RCNA Conference, Adelaide, 6–8 July 2005.

Stainton C, Hayes L, Plymat K, Reynolds M & Ingram S (2002) Improving bladder outcomes in childbearing women, CAM ACSF 2nd Annual Meeting and Conference, Strengthening Midwifery: the next decade, Richmond, British Columbia, 3 October

Stainton C, Plymat K, Hayes L, Reynolds M, Murphy B, Jarvis S & Rubin G (2000) Improving bladder outcomes in childbearing women, College of Health Sciences Second Research Conference 2000 “From Cell to Society”, Leura, NSW, 28–29 October

Hayes LJ, Quine S & Taylor R (1998) Surveillance of socioeconomic differentials over a 25 year period, 1970–1994. College of Health sciences Inaugural Research, Conference 1998 From Cell to Society, Leura

Hayes LJ, Quine S & Taylor R (1996) Mortality differentials – a study of NSW Local Government Areas. The 28th Annual Conference of the Public Health Association of Australia Inc. Threats to Public Health – Challenges and Strategies, Perth

Armitage SK, Kavanagh KM, & Hayes LJ (1995) The interface of hospital and community nursing services, Research Day, Faculty of Nursing, University of Sydney

Hayes LJ, Quine S, Taylor R & Coates M (1995) Methodological Issues Associated with Deriving Consistent population data for examining trends over time, Proceedings of the Australian Epidemiological Association Annual Conference, Cairns

Taylor R, Hayes LJ & Quine S (1995) Are mortality differentials widening? An analysis of Sydney Municipalities 1970 to 1992, Public Health Association Conference Participation in Health, Cairns

Monaro S, Hayes LJ & Hanson R (1994) Screening for Aortic Aneurysm: A Pilot study, Eastern Sydney Area Health Service & Faculty of Nursing, University of Sydney, Clinical Academic Nursing Unit. Inaugural Nursing Research Conference, Sydney

Hayes LJ, Quine S (1994) Nurses as Equal Partners in Multidisciplinary Research: An Example from Community Health. International Nursing Research Congress .The Adventure of Nursing practice Through Research: A Brave New World. Sydney

Hayes LJ, Quine S & Bush J (1992) Attitude change towards Aborigines by nursing students, The Public Health Association 5th Annual Conference, Alice Springs

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