Professor Julie Considine AO is Deakin University’s Chair in Nursing at Eastern Health in Victoria, Australia. Julie has held clinical, education and research roles in emergency nursing over the last three decades and is internationally recognised as a leader in nursing research and education. She is a Senior Editor of Australasian Emergency Care, has represented CENA on the Australian Resuscitation Council since 2007, and has served on the International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation Basic Life Support Taskforce since 2012 where she currently holds emeritus membership.

Professor Kate Curtis has been an Emergency Nurse since 1994. Kate’s translational research program focuses on improving the way we deliver care to patients and their families and has attracted more than $19 million funding. Kate is the world’s most published author in the field of Trauma and Emergency nursing and has mentored more than 70 clinicians in research projects.

I’ve been a registered nurse since 2009 working for Eastern Health. I’ve worked predominately at Maroondah Hospital Emergency Department. Completed Postgrad Certificate in Emergency Care 2009 and completed my Master of Nursing in 2020. I’ve worked as Clinical Nurse Specialist 2010-2014, Clinical Support Nurse 2014-2018, and Clinical Nurse Educator of the Emergency Department at Maroondah Hospital since 2019. I’ve been working with Julie as the HRAID® Research Fellow since October 2022. My main interests are Emergency Nursing and seeing research translated to clinical practice to ensure we are providing a high level of evidence-based care. I enjoy working with nurses to improve patient assessment and to help identify and prevent patient deterioration. The HIRAID® framework really spoke to me as a practical, safe, and evidence-based system to support emergency nursing assessment and care for novice and senior nursing staff alike.