Prof Clint Moloney
Name | Prof Clint Moloney |
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Email Address | clint.moloney@unisq.edu.au |
Job Title | Professor (Nursing) |
Qualifications | BNurs USQ, MHlth USQ, PhD USQ |
Department | School of Nursing and Midwifery |
ORCID | https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2520-1506 |
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Biography
Professor Clint Moloney is considered a leading expert on COPD and led vital research in the Reduction of Avoidable Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease emergency presentations. This research: 1. investigated a potential over-use of emergency services and 2. discovered gaps in outreach services devoted to the support of this lifelong disease. Research was undertaken in collaboration with three non-metropolitan health services in Southeast Queensland. Outcomes have informed referral treatment initiatives’ including advocation for the use of Case Manager roles to assist patients with effective self-management. Professor Moloney and Colleagues have published a series of articles on the findings of this project which be sourced @ https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2520-1506. Professor Moloney's main focus for research is now devoted to chronic health and hospital avoidance. He is also looking into innovative strategies can help better support and educate early career nurses. He will only be considering HDR students aligned with this topic.
Employment
Position | Organisation | From | To |
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Professor of Nursing | University of Southern Queensland | 2023 |
Expertise
Evidence Utilisation, Hospital Avoidance (COPD)
Teaching
Research and Quality Assurance Subjects. Complex care
Fields of Research
- 420501. Acute care
- 420502. Aged care nursing
- 420605. Preventative health care
Current Supervisions
Research Title | Supervisor Type | Level of Study | Commenced |
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What support mechanisms do families in South-West Queensland identify as necessary in the ongoing care and management of their child with type 1 diabetes? | Principal Supervisor | Masters | 2024 |
Rethinking Early Career Study Pathways for Nursing and Midwifery Workforce Development | Principal Supervisor | Masters | 2024 |
Completed Supervisions
Research Title | Supervisor Type | Level of Study | Completed |
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The Role of the Hospital in the Home Registered Nurse: A Phenomenological Study | Associate Supervisor | Doctoral | 2023 |
An Exploration of the Factors Contributing to Paramedic Medication Errors in the Pre-Hospital Environment | Principal Supervisor | Doctoral | 2023 |
Exploring Modifiable Factors Towards COPD Guideline Non-concordance and Development of an Electronic Integrated COPD Proforma to Improve Emergency Department Interdisciplinary Staff Concordance: Mixed Methods and Modified Delphi Study | Principal Supervisor | Doctoral | 2022 |
A clinical reasoning assessment framework in nursing | Associate Supervisor | Doctoral | 2022 |
Conducting the orchestra in aged care: The leadership role of the registered nurse | Associate Supervisor | Doctoral | 2017 |
Economising learning: How nurses maintain competence with limited resources | Associate Supervisor | Doctoral | 2016 |
Project title | Details | Year |
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PHA | Reducing residential aged WMH&HS (Ipswich) care ED presentations: $20000 | 2018 |
Emergency Medicine Foundation | Better understanding the burden of COPD presentations on Emergency Departments. $67000 | 2017 |
(TRACS) — Aged Care Workforce Fund | Continuing Professional Teaching and Research Development for the Anglicare Aged Care Services. Person-Centred Model of care. $665 000 plus extension grant: $50000 | 2012 |
ARC | Digital Stethoscope Project $478,862 | 2009 |
ARC | Implementing teleauscultation for remote user health services in Australia:$235,773 | 2007 |
State-wide Innovation research Grants (QH) | EBP adoption model for Queensland Health Nurses $85 000 | 2006 |
Queensland State-wide Telehealth Service | Digital Stethoscope Project $79 000 | 2006 |
ARC | Investigations into and development of an intelligent decision support system for general practitioners in home-based sleep disorder diagnosis. $137,444 | 2005 |
Toowoomba Hospital Foundation | Wrist Actigraphy project $54000 | 2005 |