Lynne Richardson

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Validating a Patient-Reported Outcome Measure to Improve Emergency Department Asthma Care: Protocol for an Observational Study

1 week ago | researchprotocols.org | Lynne Richardson

Study Design Domain and ranking Construct PROMISa short form Access to care Consumer Assessment of Health Care Provider and Systems (CAHPS)b 1 Able to get medication supplies 6 Follow-up with primary care doctor Dyspnea and symptoms 2 Breathing better, less wheezing or coughing Dyspnea severity Self-efficacy 3 (tie) Taking medications right Self-efficacy for managing medications 5 Knowing enough about asthma and your plan Self-efficacy for managing symptoms Ability to participate in...
Miss-Information

Jan 8, 2025 | echo.net.au | Lynne Richardson |Suffolk Park

With the year of ‘Miss-Information 2024’ so wonderfully, satirically, and artistically presented by the Echo on its holiday edition cover page, it is discouraging to see more of the same in a letter by local correspondent Dean Pressor, so soon in its very pages (January 1, 2025). ‘Media rat’ no doubt he is not, but his misleading claims on behalf of the group, ‘Let it Flow in Suffo’, cannot go unchallenged (the name of this group is actually ‘Keep the Flow in Suffo’).
Case-control study of clotting differences using ROTEM testing in pregnant patients with early vaginal bleeding

Nov 18, 2024 | ejog.org | Dan Katz |Lynne Richardson

KeywordsViscoelastic testingHypercoagulabilityMiscarriageEmergency departmentAbortionGet full text accessLog in, subscribe or purchase for full access. References1. Hasan, R. ∙ Baird, D.D. ∙ Herring, A.H. ... Association between first-trimester vaginal bleeding and miscarriageObstet Gynecol. 2009; 114:860-8672. Benson, L.S. ∙ Magnusson, S.L. ∙ Gray, K.E. ... Early pregnancy loss in the emergency department, 2006-2016J Am Coll Emerg Physicians Open. 2021; 2:e125493. Everett, C.
Working together

Aug 2, 2024 | echo.net.au | Maxine Carron |Tony Christy |Lynne Richardson |Gareth Smith

A good place to start ‘Working together… to create a future’ for Israelis and Arabs is to recognise the state of Palestine and the Palestinian people. In N Feinstein’s letter, they are completely erased, a metaphorical form of genocide obfuscating facts typical of settler colonialist discourse.
MIA: Balson on Wallum

Feb 21, 2024 | echo.net.au | Lynne Richardson |Suffolk Park

Dear Cr Balson,I understand that you attended the Byron Council meeting last Thursday very briefly, but absented yourself from the discussion and vote on the future of Wallum due to the declaration of a ‘significant non-pecuniary interest.’ Can you please explain to me, as well as others not abreast with meeting minutiae, how personal relationships and friendships with those opposed to the development, along with residential issues, impacted on your decision?
WAME Retrospective: A Milestone Achievement

Dec 5, 2023 | aacsb.edu | Monica Adya |Lynne Richardson |Joyce Russell |Michele Gee

Tuesday, December 5, 2023 The Women Administrators in Management Education Affinity Group celebrates 30 years of supporting female academic leaders. In 1993, there were very few women deans at AACSB schools; today there are several hundred. While there’s been great progress, much work still needs to be done. WAME offers members opportunities to network, find mentors, and interact with peers in small groups.
Bibby is right

Nov 5, 2023 | echo.net.au | Lynne Richardson |Suffolk Park

Paul Bibby is absolutely correct regarding the palpable relief of residents following Commissioner Dickson’s dismissal of the appeal by Denwol Suffolk against Byron Shire Council’s determination of a refusal for the mixed-use over development in Clifford Street, Suffolk Park. The destruction of the protected cypress pine forest at the site may have been the primary reason for Commissioner Dickson’s decision to refuse consent. However, it is important to emphasise that it was not the only reason.
Suffolk Park DA’s refusal

Oct 23, 2023 | echo.net.au | Lynne Richardson |Suffolk Park

The message from the refusal of the development application (DA) for the mega, mixed development at Suffolk Park by Commissioner Dickson last Thursday is ‘Don’t give up!’ Developers do not always win, but it is imperative to get key stakeholders on board. Denwol Suffolk ignored our community’s expressed objections to the original plans, and forced us to two hearings at the Land and Environment Court (L&EC) in marked contrast to Cadre at Bangalow, for example.