Dr Ian Mosley

PhD (University of Melbourne), Master of Business (Management), Grad Dip Health Admin, Grad Dip Education (Tertiary Teaching and Learning), Bachelor of Business, RN.

Senior Lecturer

Phone:

+61 3 9905 3472

Fax:

+61 3 9905 4837

Email:

ian.mosley@med.monash.edu.au

Ian came to Monash University in 2009 from the National Stroke Research Institute where he was a Research Fellow. He received his PhD with his thesis titled "Emergency Recognition and Management of Acute Stroke" from the University of Melbourne. His current research projects / grants involve investigating pre-hospital and emergency department care of acute stroke patients, reducing delay times for paediatric stroke patients, using telemedicine to deliver evidence based stroke care to regional communities and investigating factors that impact on the uptake of telemedicine in the acute setting. He has a Master of Business in Management and coordinates the Advanced Medical Surgical Nursing program within the Master of Nursing course.

Postgraduate Teaching

Co-ordinator: Advanced Medical Surgical Nursing Program

Professional Affiliations

Member: Stroke Society of Australasia
“Rural PAST” Research Project: Steering Committee Member
Research Fellow: National Stroke Research Institute
Research Fellow: Florey Neuroscience Institutes

Research

Research Interests

Pre-hospital and emergency care of acute stroke patients
Emergency care
Telemedicine
Health services research
Public health research
Clinical trials

Research Projects / Grant Awarded

PROJECT TITLE:

Improving short and long term outcomes for children who have suffered a stroke

Chief Investigator: Dr Mark Mackay

Co-investigator: Dr Ian Mosley

Research Funding Awarded: $25,000

The Collier Chartable Fund (2010)

PROJECT TITLE:

Developing strategies to decrease lag time to diagnosis in paediatric stroke

Chief Investigator: Dr Mark Mackay,

Co-investigator: Dr Ian Mosley

Research Funding Awarded: $20,000

Project Grant, National Stroke Foundation (2009)

PROJECT TITLE

The Victorian Stroke Telemedicine Project. (VST)

Chief Investigator: Prof. Christopher Bladin,

Associate Investigator: Dr Ian Mosley

Funding Awarded: $600,000

The Victorian Science Agenda Fund (2009-2012)

PROJECT TITLE

Recognition, response and organization of acute stroke care in the community, pre-hospital and emergency department settings.

Chief Investigator 1: Dr Ian Mosley,

Chief Investigator 2: Prof. George Braitberg,

Research Funding Awarded: $35,000

Monash University, Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences,

Strategic Grant Scheme (2010)

PROJECT TITLE

Leading the implementation of telemedicine among stroke teams in regional Victoria.

Chief Investigator: Dr Ian Mosley

Research Funding Awarded: $14,822

Windermere Foundation Limited Special Grants Scheme (2010)

Publications

Journal Articles

Yock-Corrales, A., Babl, F., Mosley, I. and Mackay, M. (2011) Can the FAST and ROSIER adult stroke recognition tools be applied to confirmed childhood arterial ischemic stroke? BMC Pediatrics 11(93). published on-line Oct 21, 2011

Mosley, I., Nicol, M., Donnan, G. & Dewey, H. (2011). Family Physician decisions following stroke symptom onset and delay times to ambulance call. BMC Family Practice, 12(82). published on-line Aug 4, 2011.

Bray,J., Mosley,I., Bailey, M., Barger, B., Bladin, C. (2011). Stroke public awareness campaigns have increased ambulance dispatches for stroke in Melbourne, Australia. (2011) Stroke, 42, 2154-2157.

Yock-Corrales, A., Mackay, M., Mosley, I., Maixner, W. & Babl, F (2011) Acute Childhood Arterial Ischemic and Hemorrhagic Stroke in the Emergency Department. Annals of Emergency Medicine. 58(2), 156-163.

Garnett, A. R., Marsden, D. L., Parsons, M. W., Quain, D. A., Spratt, N. J., Loudfoot, A. R., Middleton, P. M., Levi, C. R. and on behalf of the rural PAST Protocol Steering Group (2010), The rural Prehospital Acute Stroke Triage (PAST) trial protocol: a controlled trial for rapid facilitated transport of rural acute stroke patients to a regional stroke centre. International Journal of Stroke, 5(6), 506-513. (Impact Factor 3.128, Journal Ranking 24 of 61 for Peripheral Vascular Disease) . Rural PAST Protocol Steering Group: Garnett A, Levi C, Parsons M, Marsden D, Loudfoot A, Middleton P, Evans M, Watson T, Longworth M, Markus R, Bladin C, Mosley I, Cadilhac D, Dewey H.

Mosley, I., Nicol, M., Donnan, G., Patrick, I., & Dewey, H. (2007). Stroke symptoms and the decision to call for an ambulance. Stroke, 38 (2), 361-366.

Mosley, I., Nicol, M., Donnan, G., Patrick, I., Kerr, F., & Dewey, H. (2007). The impact of ambulance practice on acute stroke care. Stroke, 38 (10), 2765-2770.

Williams, B., Mosley, I., Patrick, I., & Levi, C. (2008). An update on stroke care in Australia: Interview with Ian Mosley. Journal of Emergency Primary Health Care, 6(4), Article Number: 990311.

Abstracts

Mosley, I., Nicol, M., Donnan, G., Patrick, I., & Dewey, H. (2004). SPEED A Study to Assess: Prehospital and Emergency Management of Acute Stroke. Journal of Emergency Primary Health Care, 2(3-4).

Mosley, I., Nicol, M., Donnan, G., & Dewey, H. (2006). Stroke symptoms and the decision to call for an ambulance. Stroke, 37(2), 739-740.

Mosley, I., Nicol, M., Donnan, G., Patrick, I., & Dewey, H. (2008). The Role of Australian Ambulance Paramedics In Reducing Delays For Acute Stroke Patients. Journal of Emergency Primary Health Care, 6(3), Article Number: 990297.

Mosley, I., Nicol, M., Donnan, G., & Dewey, H. (2007). Does Time of Day Influence the Responsiveness to Acute Stroke? Internal Medicine Journal, 37(S1), A19.

Mosley, I., Nicol, M., Donnan, G., & Dewey, H. (2008). Patient Knowledge and Response to Stroke Symptoms. Stroke, 39(2), 702.

Mosley, I., Nicol, M., Donnan, G., & Dewey, H. (2008). The Role of Family Doctors in Reducing Pre-hospital Delay Times for Stroke. Stroke, 39(2), 700.

Mosley, I., Nicol, M., Donnan, G., & Dewey, H. (2008). Prior Stroke Knowledge and the Response of Patients to the Onset of Stroke Symptoms. Internal Medicine Journal, 38(S4), A99.

Mosley, I., Nicol, M., Donnan, G., & Dewey, H. (2008). The Role of Australian General Practitioners in the Pre-hospital Care of Acute Stroke Patients. Internal Medicine Journal, 38(S4), A112.

Mosley, I., Nicol, M., Donnan, G., & Dewey, H. (2009). Stroke Knowledge Among Members Of The General Public. How Much Is Enough? International Journal of Stroke, 4(S1),1.

Mosley, I., Nicol, M., Donnan, G., & Dewey, H. (2009). A Retrospective Assessment of Acute Stroke Patients in the Pre-Hospital Setting Using the Fast Criteria. International Journal of Stroke, 4(S1),1.

Mosley, I., Nicol, M., Donnan, G., & Dewey, H. (2006). Stroke symptoms and the decision to call for an ambulance. Stroke, 37(2), 739-740.

Mosley, I., Nicol, M., Donnan, G., & Dewey, H. (2007). Does Time of Day Influence the Responsiveness to Acute Stroke? Internal Medicine Journal, 37(S1), A19.

Mosley, I., Nicol, M., Donnan, G., & Dewey, H. (2008). Patient Knowledge and Response to Stroke Symptoms. Stroke, 39(2), 702.

Mosley, I., Nicol, M., Donnan, G., & Dewey, H. (2008). The Role of Family Doctors in Reducing Pre-hospital Delay Times for Stroke. Stroke, 39(2), 700.

Mosley, I., Nicol, M., Donnan, G., & Dewey, H. (2008). Prior Stroke Knowledge and the Response of Patients to the Onset of Stroke Symptoms. Internal Medicine Journal, 38(S4), A99.

Mosley, I., Nicol, M., Donnan, G., & Dewey, H. (2008). The Role of Australian General Practitioners in the Pre-hospital Care of Acute Stroke Patients. Internal Medicine Journal, 38(S4), A112.

Mosley, I., Nicol, M., Donnan, G., & Dewey, H. (2009). Stroke Knowledge Among Members Of The General Public. How Much Is Enough? International Journal of Stroke, 4(S1),1.

Presentations

Conference Platform Presentations:

September 2004	SPEED: A study to assess Pre-Hospital & Emergency Management of Acute Stroke. Australian College of Ambulance Professionals, National Conference, Alice Springs.
September 2005	Stroke symptoms and the decision to call for ambulance assistance. Stroke Society of Australasia, Annual Scientific Meeting, Melbourne.
October 2005	Stroke and the decision to call for an ambulance. Australian College of Ambulance Professionals, National Conference Canberra.
October 2006	The impact of ambulance practice on acute stroke care. Stroke Society of Australasia, Annual Scientific Meeting, Adelaide.
September 2008	Prior stroke knowledge and the response of patients to the onset of stroke symptoms. Combined conference, Stroke Society of Australasia, Annual Scientific Meeting and Smart Stroke Nursing and Allied Health Conference, Sydney.
September 2008	The role of Australian ambulance paramedics in reducing delays for acute stroke patients. Australian College of Ambulance Professionals, National Conference, Melbourne
September 2008	Involving the ambulance in improving hospital arrival times.(co-author, presented by AProf. H. Dewey) World Stroke Conference, Vienna, Austria.
September 2009	Stroke Knowledge Among Members Of The General Public. How Much Is Enough? Combined Meeting of the 6th Asia Pacific Conference Against Stroke and the 20th Stroke Society of Australasia, 6-10 September 2009, Cairns, Australia
September 2009	A Retrospective Assessment of Acute Stroke Patients in the Pre-Hospital Setting Using the Fast Criteria. Combined Meeting of the 6th Asia Pacific Conference Against Stroke and the 20th Stroke Society of Australasia, 6-10 September 2009, Cairns, Australia.

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