Best Cross-Disciplinary Collaborative Research Poster CHARM 2026
15-07-2026
Congratulations to Elise Venrooy, Shannon Woodward and Justine Shuck on winning the Canberra Hospitals Foundation Award for the Best Cross-Disciplinary Collaborative Research Poster Presentation at CHARM 2026. Their poster, Can Screening Go Digital? Assessing Patient and Provider Acceptability of Telehealth STI & BBV Screening was designed by Multimedia and can be viewed in detail by clicking the poster title above.
Best Nursing or Midwifery Poster at CHARM 2026
15-07-2026
Congratulations to Biljana Zeljkovic and Vanessa Robinson on winning The ACT Chief Nursing and Midwifery Office Award for the Best Nursing or Midwifery Poster at CHARM 2026. Their poster, Building our ACT Public Hospital Nursing Workforce - Understanding International Nursing Recruit Workplace Satisfaction and What Managers Want was designed by Multimedia and can be viewed in detail by clicking the poster title above.
Best Clinical Research Poster CHARM 2026
15-07-2026
Congratulations to Rebeka Stepto and Roberto Orefice on winning the Best Clinical Research Poster at CHARM 2026. Their poster, Women’s Perspective of Shared Decision Making for Emergency Interventions in Labour. A pilot study utilising the Shared Decision-Making Questionnaire-9 was designed by Multimedia and can be viewed in detail by clicking the poster title above.
Best Allied Health Poster CHARM 2026
15-07-2026
Congratulations to Tulene McCabe and Community Care Occupational Therapy and Housing ACT team on winning the Best Allied Health Poster at CHARM 2026. Their poster, Need better clinical supervision for senior staff? Just give us a SSAE! Piloting improvement in group clinical supervision for senior allied health professionals through group-led change was designed by Multimedia and can be viewed in detail by clicking the poster title above.
01-07-2026
This month’s literature search explores recent research on social isolation and loneliness among older adults, situating Australian trends and statistics within a global context. The literature explores the relationship between social isolation, health, mental health and overall wellbeing, while also considering the influence of policies, programs, interventions and community-based approaches in addressing these issues.