Voices that matter… Bereaved relatives - their experience of care

Geraldine Prizeman

Trinity College Dublin

Geraldine has worked, as a Healthcare Researcher, with the Trinity Centre for Practice and Healthcare Innovation (TCPHI) in the School of Nursing & Midiwfery since 2014. She holds an MLitt from the School of Business at Trinity College Dublin and an M.Soc.Sc from University College Dublin. Geraldine has 20 years’ experience in the field of research, specifically in the nonprofit and healthcare sectors. The primary aim of her current role is to support and advance collaborative nurse-led quality improvement research in St. James's Hospital. Geraldine provides individualised research support to nurse researchers. Her involvement varies across projects and includes, project management, ethics applications, data entry, analysis and interpretation and writing for publication. She also works to establish and develop sustainable collaborative research partnerships between St. James's Hospital nurse researchers and relevant School academic staff to promote high quality nurse-led research which improves service quality and enhances patient outcomes.

Abstract

Background Four in ten (43%) of all deaths in Ireland occur in acute hospitals. Studies have reported on excellent end of life care (EOLC) provided in acute hospital settings in Ireland, however, others have found... [ view full abstract ]

Authors

  1. Diarmuid O Coimin (Mater Misericordiae University Hospital)
  2. Bettina Korn (St. James's Hospital)
  3. Geraldine Prizeman (Trinity College Dublin)
  4. Sarah Donnelly (University College Dublin)
  5. Margaret Codd (Clinical Strategy and Programmes Division, HSE)
  6. Mairead Curran (Mater Misericordiae University Hospital)
  7. Geralyn Hynes (Trinity College Dublin)
  8. Tony Fahey (University College Dublin)

Topic Area

Topics: Adult Healthcare

Session

PPWT » Poster Presentations (Wed and Thurs) (13:30 - Wednesday, 9th November, Outside Dining Area)

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