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D Hoyle

University of Tasmania

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Archive | 2016

Reducing the Use of Sedative medication in aged care facilities: Implementation of the ‘RedUSe’ project into everyday practice

Jl Westbury; Pr Gee; Tristan Ling; Ik Bindoff; Dt Brown; K Franks; D Hoyle; Gm Peterson

National Medicines Symposium | 2016

Polypharmacy, hyperpolypharmacy and age - the implications for medication management services

Angus Thompson; Jm Cousins; D Hoyle; Barbara C. Wimmer

International Psychogeriatric Association Annual Congress 2016 | 2016

Impact of sedative reduction, via a multifaceted intervention, on long-term care facility residents

D Hoyle; Jl Westbury; Ik Bindoff; L Clinnick; Gm Peterson

48th AAG National Conference | 2015

The impact of psychotropic reduction within aged care facilities

D Hoyle; Jl Westbury; Ik Bindoff; L Clinnick

2015 Joint APSA-ASCEPT Annual Conference | 2015

Investigation of amyloid plaques and enoxaparin brain penetration using Raman and infrared spectroscopy

D Hoyle; Ga Jacobson; Hao Cui; Thomas Rodemann

2015 Joint APSA-ASCEPT Annual Conference | 2015

The impact of reducing sedatives on residents: the rationale for translating sedative reduction into clinical outcomes

D Hoyle; Jl Westbury; Ik Bindoff; Gm Peterson

2015 Joint APSA-ASCEPT Annual Conference | 2015

The impact of psycholeptic reduction in residential aged care facilities: Preliminary findings

D Hoyle; Jl Westbury; Ik Bindoff; L Clinnick; Gm Peterson

14th National Conference of Emerging Researchers in Ageing | 2015

The impact of sedative reduction on agitation and falls in aged care facilities: preliminary findings

D Hoyle; Jl Westbury; Ik Bindoff; L Clinnick; Gm Peterson

Tasmanian Health Science HDR Student Conference | 2014

Clinical outcomes of reducing the use of sedatives in residents of aged care facilities

D Hoyle; Jl Westbury; Ik Bindoff; Gm Peterson

13th National Conference of Emerging Researchers in Ageing | 2014

Why 'RedUSe'? Rationale for studying the clinical outcomes of sedative reduction in the residential aged care setting

D Hoyle; Jl Westbury; Ik Bindoff; Gm Peterson

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Ik Bindoff

University of Tasmania

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Jl Westbury

University of Tasmania

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Gm Peterson

University of Tasmania

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L Clinnick

Australian Catholic University

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Angus Thompson

University of Tasmania

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Dt Brown

University of Tasmania

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Ga Jacobson

University of Tasmania

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Hao Cui

Menzies Research Institute

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Jm Cousins

University of Tasmania

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Pr Gee

University of Tasmania

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