Showcase and recognition

2020 AH-TRIP Showcase

The annual AH-TRIP Showcase is designed to showcase and celebrate the translation of research into practice across QLD health services. It also recognises individuals who undertake systems-based changes to enable or facilitate the implementation of research translation.

Are you interested in holding an AH-TRIP Showcase event? Please refer to the AH-TRIP Showcase Toolkit for more information.

AH-TRIP Virtual Showcase 2020

Allied Health – Translating Research into Practice (AH-RIP) is an initiative that aims to embed knowledge translation from research within the usual business of Hospital and Health Services by building the capacity of the health practitioner workforce. The annual AH-TRIP Showcase celebrates research translation activities supported and undertaken by health practitioners across QLD health services.

View the individual presentations here

Winners

The TRIP project with the highest scoring entry across all judging categories, as determined by the judging panel.

Sponsor: Menzies Health Institute – Griffith University
Recipient
Rachel Wenke, Gold Coast University Hospital
"Improving the accuracy of texture modified diets and thickened fluids in dysphagia: Evidence in action."
Recognises a TRIP project that has established or strengthened multi-site, external partnerships or collaborations with other allied health departments, disciplines, health services, institutes or industry.
Sponsor: PA Research Foundation
Recipient
Emma Whitmore, The Prince Charles Hospital
"Implementation of a nurse-led malnutrition pathway for patients undergoing a TAVI workup at TPCH."
Recognises a TRIP project that was impacted by COVID-19 (either directly or indirectly) and demonstrates what adaptations or modifications were taken as a result of this unprecedented worldwide event.
Sponsor: Allied Health Professions’ Office of Queensland (AHPOQ)
Recipient
Elissa Pacheco, The Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital
"Beating the postcode lottery - using telehealth to deliver renal nutrition services across Metro North Hospital and Health Service (MNHHS)."
Awarded to a novice presenter in a research forum. Criteria includes clarity and delivery of the presentation and slides.
Sponsor: Mater Research
Recipient
Jien-Mae Tan, Ipswich Hospital
"Implementing a breast cancer lymphedema model of care."
We all make mistakes! This award recognises a TRIP project that didn’t go exactly to plan but created valuable learning opportunities.
Sponsor: Allied Health Professions’ Office of Queensland (AHPOQ)
Recipient
Angela Tonge, Princess Alexandra Hospital
"Evaluating a new model of care to improve allied health responsiveness to domestic and family violence."
The TRIP project with the highest number of votes from the virtual audience poll. There are no judging criteria as this award is based on the popular vote only.
Sponsor: Allied Health Professions’ Office of Queensland (AHPOQ)
Recipient
Jien-Mae Tan, Ipswich Hospital
"Implementing a breast cancer lymphedema model of care."