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URL:https://www.ergonomics.org.au/events/sa-branch-pd-event-a-trio-of-cont
 emporary-fatigue-related-presentations/
SUMMARY:SA Branch PD event: A trio of contemporary Fatigue related presenta
 tions
DESCRIPTION:Fatigue in Aviation\nMark Corbett\, CPE\nAlthough fatigue is s
 een as an increasing problem\, in aviation it has been an issue since the 
 early days of flight. This presentation will discuss the assessment of fat
 igue in the aviation domain and its evolution. It will look at the types o
 f fatigue-related research data that have been and can be collected. We wi
 ll discuss what issues might need to be considered when considering invest
 igating fatigue.\n\nSafer Nursing 24/7 in New Zealand: A fatigue managemen
 t perspective\nDr Valerie O’Keeffe\, PhD\, Flinders University\, South A
 ustralia\nFatigue arising from shift work may adversely impact nurses’ s
 afety\, health and wellbeing\, increase risk to patients\, and create chal
 lenges for effective healthcare delivery.\nThis presentation discusses the
  National Code of Practice for the management of shift work to mitigate nu
 rses’ fatigue\, based on data from a national survey of New Zealand publ
 ic hospital nurses.\nThe Code provides evidence-informed guidance on optim
 al shift design through collaboratively implementing a Fatigue and Shift W
 ork Management System (FSMS).\nThe Code adopts a flexible and world-leadin
 g approach with the potential to improve outcomes for nurses\, patients an
 d healthcare management\, with applicability to Australian practices.\n\nF
 atigue and bushfires/emergency services\nProfessor Sally Ferguson BSc (Hon
 s)\, MA\, PhD\nDirector | Appleton Institute\nDeputy Dean Research | Schoo
 l of Health\, Medical\, and Applied Sciences\nResearch Professor\n\nThis P
 D event will be delivered via Zoom. Registration is required.\nTo register
  please click here. Details of how to join the event will be sent to you o
 nce you have registered.\n\nSee below for your local time\nAdelaide\, Wed\
 , 20 May 2020 at 5:00 pm ACST\nBrisbane\, Wed\, 20 May 2020 at 5:30 pm AES
 T\nCanberra\, Wed\, 20 May 2020 at 5:30 pm AEST\nHobart\, Wed\, 20 May 202
 0 at 5:30 pm AEST\nMelbourne\, Wed\, 20 May 2020 at 5:30 pm AEST\nPerth\, 
 Wed\, 20 May 2020 at 3:30 pm AWST\nSydney\, Wed\, 20 May 2020 at 5:30 pm A
 EST
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LOCATION:SA Branch PD event: A trio of contemporary Fatigue related present
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