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Issue Date	Title	Author(s)
2014-01-01	The emergency department "carousel": An ethnographically-derived model of the dynamics of patient flow	Nugus, P; Forero, R; McCarthy, S; Mcdonnell, G; Travaglia, J; Hilman, K; Braithwaite, J
2007-08-01	Accuracy of triage nurses in predicting patient disposition	Holdgate, A; Morris, J; Fry, M; Zecevic, M
2006-01-01	Methods of measuring nursing workload in Australia.	Duffield, C; Roche, M; Merrick, ET
2005-10-01	An educational framework for triage nursing based on gatekeeping, timekeeping and decision-making processes	Fry, M; Stainton, C
2007-12-01	The impact of hospital structure and restructuring on the nursing workforce	Duffield, C; Kearin, M; Johnston, J; Leonard, J
2011-10-01	Work pressure and patient flow management in the emergency department: Findings from an ethnographic study	Nugus, P; Holdgate, A; Fry, M; Forero, R; McCarthy, S; Braithwaite, J
2012-04-01	Patient transfers in Australia: Implications for nursing workload and patient outcomes	Blay, N; Duffield, CM; Gallagher, R
2019-04-01	Impact of the national emergency access target policy on emergency departments’ performance: A time-trend analysis for New South Wales, Australian capital territory and queensland	Forero, R; Man, N; McCarthy, S; Richardson, D; Mohsin, M; Toloo, GS; Fitzgerald, G; Ngo, H; Mountain, D; Fatovich, D; Celenza, A; Gibson, N; Xu, F; Nahidi, S; Hillman, K
2020-01	Implementation of Situational Awareness in the Pediatric Oncology Setting. Does a 'huddle' Work and Is it Sustainable?	Chapman, LR; Molloy, L; Wright, F; Oswald, C; Adnum, K; O'Brien, TA; Mitchell, R
2016-02	The social practice of rescue: the safety implications of acute illness trajectories and patient categorisation in medical and maternity settings.	Mackintosh, N; Sandall, J

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