Dr Lisa Conlon
Position | Senior Lecturer |
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Org Unit | Nursing |
lisa.conlon@adelaide.edu.au | |
Telephone | +61 8 8313 7122 |
Location |
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North Terrace
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Biography/ Background
Lisa Conlon has been a registered nurse since 1989. For many years she was a Nursing Officer in the Royal Australian Navy, working in both Australia and internationally. On leaving full time military service, she commenced working at universities in both Australia and Sweden. She has also worked as a consultant for the World Health Organisation and the International Council of Nurses, designing and delivering training programs for Emergency and Disaster nursing. Her teaching interests include: management and leadership and emergency and disaster. Lisa's area of research focuses on Emergency and Disaster preparation, military trauma team preparation and management.
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Qualifications
Doctor of Nursing (The University of Adelaide)
Master of Clinical Nursing
Bachelor of Science (Nursing)
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Awards & Achievements
· Australian Active Service Medal (AASM)
United Nations Peacekeeping Medal
Australian Operational Service Meda
Australian Service MedalN
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Teaching Interests
Communication
Management
Leadership
Emergency and Disaster
Trauma Nursing
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Research Interests
Emergency and Disaster preparedness
Management
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Publications
Journal Publications
Hutton, A., Conlon, L., Kako, M., Wilson, R.L., Hammad, K., Olson, S., Stewart, D., & Ranse, J. (2023). Exploring advanced nursing practice during Australian disasters: A scoping review. Health Emergency and Disaster Nursing, 10, 5 - 17.
Kardosod, A., Bawarnthip, P., & Conlon, L. (2023). Effectiveness of Self-management eHealth Intervention for Psychological adjustment for Health-Related quality of Life in Cancer Survivors: A systematic Review. Pacific Rim International Journal of Nursing Research, 27(2), 351 - 367.
Gullick, J., Wu.J., Reid, C., Tembo, A.C., Shishehgar, S., & Conlon, L. (2020). Heideggerian structures of Being-with in the nurse – patient relationshop: modelling phenomenological analysis through qualitative meta-synthesis. Medicine Health Care and Philosophy, 23, 645 – 664.
Al-Maaitah, Conlon, L. Gebbie, K. Hutton, A. Langan, J. Loke, A. McClelland, A. Oweis, A. Quereshi, K. Stewart, D. Teinila, Goodwin Veenema, T. Vlasich, C. Yamamoto. A. International Council of Nurses, Core Competencies in Disaster Nursing , Version 2.0, (2019) http://www.icn.ch/sites/default/files/inline- files/ICN_Disaster-Comp-Report_WEB.pdf
Conlon, L., Wiechula, R., & Garlick, A. (2019). Hermeneutic Phenomenological Study of Military Nursing Officers. Nursing Research, 68(4), 267-274.
Malm, D., Rolander, B., Ebefors, E-M., Conlon, L., & Ngardh, A. (2016). Reducing the prevalence of catheter-related infections by quality improvement: Six-Year following-up study. Open Journal of Nursing, 6, 79 -87. Doi: 10.4236/ojn.2016.62008.
Haraldsson, L., Christensson, L., Conlon, L., & Henricson, M. (2015). The experiences of ICU patients during follow-up sessions - A qualitative study. Intensive and Critical Care Nursing, 31(4), 223-231.
Kelly, M., Forber, J., Conlon, L., Roche, M., & Stasa, H. (2014). Empowering the nurses of tomorrow: Students’ perspective of a simulation experience and managing a deteriorating patient. Nurse Education Today,34(5),724-729.
Ekblad, H., Malm, D., Fridlund, B., Conlon, L., & Ronning, H. (2014). The well-being of patients with atrial fibrillation: A critical incident technique analysis. The Open Nursing Journal, 8, 48 – 55.
Conlon, L., & Wiechula, R. (2011). Preparing nurses for future disasters – The Sichuan experience. Australasian Emergency Nursing Journal, 14(4), 246 – 250.
Duffield, C., Conlon, L., Kelly, M., Catling-Paul, C., & Stasa, H. (2010). The emergency department nursing workforce: Local solutions for local issues. International Emergency Nursing, 18(4), 181 – 187.
Smith, H., & Conlon, L. (2001). Composition and performance of a small resuscitation team in a deployed military hospital. Seminars in Perioperative Nursing, 10(1), 141 – 148.
Book chapters
Conlon, L., Clements, A., & Willison. (2019). Major Incident Preparedness and Management. In Kate Curtis, Clair Ramsden, Ramon Z. Shaban, Margaret Fry, & Julie Considine (Eds.), Emergency and Trauma Care for Nurses and Paramedics 3e, (pp. 201 – 242). Sydney, Elsevier.
Hamlin, L., Jenkins, M., & Conlon, L. (2009). Patient Safety. In Marilyn Richardson-Tench and Meena Davies (Eds.), Perioperative Nursing, (pp. 70 – 98). Sydney: Mosby Elsevier.
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Professional Associations
Asia Pacific Emergency and Disaster Nursing Network
Torrens Resilience Initiative (Affliate Member)
The World Health Organisation
International Council of Nurses
Australian College of Nursing
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Professional Interests
Emergency and Disaster preparedness
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Community Engagement
The World Health Organisation
International Council of Nurses
Asia Pacific Emergency and Disaster Nursing Network
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