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Employment (1)

Deakin University: Geelong, Victoria, AU

2010-01-11 to present | Chair in Nursing (School of Nursing and Midwifery)
Employment
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Alison M. Hutchinson

Education and qualifications (3)

University of Melbourne: Melbourne, Victoria, AU

2005 | PhD (School of Nursing)
Education
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Alison M. Hutchinson

Monash University: Melbourne, Victoria, AU

1997 | MBioeth
Education
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Alison M. Hutchinson

La Trobe University: Bundoora, VIC, AU

1989 | BAppSci (School of Nursing)
Education
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Alison M. Hutchinson

Professional activities (1)

Deakin University: Burwood, VIC, AU

2019-09-26 | Title of Alfred Deakin Professor
Distinction
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Alison M. Hutchinson

Funding (32)

ARC Industrial Transformation Research Hub for Digital Enhanced Living.

2017 to present | Grant
Australian Research Council (ACT, ACT, AU)
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Alison M. Hutchinson

Improving documentation at transitions of care for complex patients.

2016 to present | Contract
Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care (NSW, NSW, AU)
Source: Self-asserted source
Alison M. Hutchinson

Reducing harm, in the acute hospital setting, to people displaying symptoms associated with a neurocognitive disorder.

2016 to present | Grant
Dementia Collaborative Research Centres, Australia (NSW, NSW, AU)
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Alison M. Hutchinson

Designing care for older adults to meet community expectations: Is restricting mobility and freedom acceptable?

2015 to present | Grant
Manchester Academic Health Sciences Centre and Monash Partners (Melbourne, AU)
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Alison M. Hutchinson

Partnering with Patients in Medication Administration.

2015 to present | Grant
Menzies Foundation (VIC, VIC, AU)
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Alison M. Hutchinson

Prioritising Responses of Nurses To deteriorating patient Observations (PRONTO).

2015 to present | Grant
National Health and Medical Research Council (ACT, ACT, AU)
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Alison M. Hutchinson

Quantifying the risk of unplanned transfer from subacute to acute care: using a horizon scan and prospective nested cohort study to develop a predictive model.

2014 to present | Grant
Centre for Quality and Patient Safety Research - Deakin University (VIC, VIC, AU)
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Alison M. Hutchinson

Reducing variation in acute pain management: A data-driven solution to improve uptake of a management algorithm for postoperative pain.

2014 to present | Grant
Centre for Quality and Patient Safety Research - Deakin University (Melbourne, AU)
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Alison M. Hutchinson

Review: Engaging patients in communication at transitions of care.

2014 to present | Grant
Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care (NSW, NSW, AU)
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Alison M. Hutchinson

Safe Medication management in hospital settings.

2014 to present | Grant
Centre for Quality and Patient Safety Research - Deakin University (Melbourne, AU)
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Alison M. Hutchinson

The Tri-focal Model of Care: Teaching and Research Aged Care Services.

2014 to present | Contract
Department of Health and Ageing, Australian Government (ACT, ACT, AU)
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Alison M. Hutchinson

Understanding context in knowledge translation.

2014 to present | Grant
Canadian Institutes of Health Research (Ottawa, Ontario, CA)
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Alison M. Hutchinson

Understanding context in knowledge translation.

2014 to present | Grant
Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care (NSW, NSW, AU)
Source: Self-asserted source
Alison M. Hutchinson

Understanding context in knowledge translation.

2014 to present | Grant
Canadian Institutes of Health Research (Ottowa, CA)
Source: Self-asserted source
Alison M. Hutchinson

Understanding the influence of the Tri-Focal Model of Care on indicators of quality in residential aged care.

2014 to present | Grant
Centre for Quality and Patient Safety Research - Deakin University (Melbourne, AU)
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Alison M. Hutchinson

Victorian Public Sector Residential Aged Care Services (PSRACS) Workforce Census.

2014 to present | Grant
Department of Health, State Government of Victoria (VIC, VIC, AU)
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Alison M. Hutchinson

Laughter Yoga in Dialysis.

2013 to present | Grant
Renal Society of Australasia (VIC, VIC, AU)
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Alison M. Hutchinson

Nursing roles and strategies in end-of-life decision making involving older people from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds admitted to Victorian hospitals for end-of-life care.

2013 to present | Grant
Nurses Board of Victoria Legacy Limited (Wendouree, Victoria, AU)
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Alison M. Hutchinson

Observational Study of Symptom Management in Palliative Care Practice.

2012 to present | Grant
Cabrini Hospital, Peter Meese Seeding grant (Melbourne, Victoria, AU)
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Alison M. Hutchinson

Student Nurses’ decision making during medication administration.

2012 to present | Grant
School of Nursing and Midwifery, Deakin University (Melbourne, Victoria, AU)
Source: Self-asserted source
Alison M. Hutchinson

The influence of organisational interventions on the quality of maternity care.

2012 to present | Grant
Deakin University Strategic Research Centre (Melbourne, Victoria, AU)
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Alison M. Hutchinson

The Tri-focal Model of Care: Teaching and Research Aged Care Services.

2012 to present | Contract
Department of Health and Ageing, Australian Government (ACT, ACT, AU)
Source: Self-asserted source
Alison M. Hutchinson

Using an audit with feedback knowledge translation intervention to promote safety and quality in health care.

2012 to present | Grant
Australian Research Council (ACT, ACT, AU)
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Alison M. Hutchinson

Development of the Pressure Injury Prevention Research (PIPR) group: Stage one.

2011 to present | Grant
Deakin University Strategic Research Centre (Melbourne, Victoria, AU)
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Alison M. Hutchinson

Evaluation of head-mounted video technology to augment student feedback during complex clinical decision making.

2011 to present | Grant
Deakin University School of Nursing and Midwifery (Melbourne, Victoria, AU)
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Alison M. Hutchinson

Listen to me, I am really sick! Understanding patient and family perspectives in triggering responses to medical emergencies.

2011 to present | Grant
Australian Research Council (ACT, ACT, AU)
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Alison M. Hutchinson

Assessing the effects of an audit and feedback intervention on nurses’ symptom management decisions in palliative care.

2010 to present | Grant
Cabrini Hospital Peter Meese Research (Melbourne, Victoria, AU)
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Alison M. Hutchinson

Interprofessional Interaction and Knowledge Translation: A Systematic Review.

2010 to present | Grant
Deakin University, Clinical Care and Quality Risk Management (Melbourne, Victoria, AU)
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Alison M. Hutchinson

Measuring Organizational Context: Advanced Psychometric Assessment of the Alberta Context Tool.

2010 to present | Grant
Canadian Institutes of Health Research (Ottowa, Ontario, CA)
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Alison M. Hutchinson

Feedback reporting of survey data to healthcare aides.

2009 to present | Grant
Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research (AB, AB, CA)
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Alison M. Hutchinson

Public reporting of nursing home quality of care: lessons from the United States experience for Canadian policy discussion.

2008 to present | Grant
University of Alberta (AB, AB, CA)
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Alison M. Hutchinson

Review, synthesis and concept analysis of literature examining attributes of organizational context that may impact knowledge translation in healthcare.

2008 to present | Grant
Canadian Institutes of Health Research (Ottowa, Ontario, CA)
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Alison M. Hutchinson
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