Dr Joy Lyneham

PhD., M.H.Sc., Gred.Dip.C.P., Grad.Cert.E.N., B.App.Sci., F.R.C.N.A.

Senior Lecturer

Phone: +61 3 9904 4651 Fax: +61 3 9904 4655 Email: joy.lyneham@med.monash.edu.au

Teaching 2009

Research

Areas of Interest/Expertise

• Clinical practice
• Emergency nursing
• Clinical Decision making
• Occupational violence
• Workloads

Methodologies

• Phenomenology
• Basic quantitative methods

Supervision Accreditaion - Level 2

Committees

• University Academic Board
• Monash Human Ethics Committee
• Member, Faculty Undergraduate Education Committee 

Professional Affiliations

• Fellow, Royal College of Nursing Australia
• Member, Australian College of Emergency Nurses

Publications

Journal Articles

2009

Marzooq, H. & Lyneham, J.I. (2009) Cardiopulmonary resuscitation knowledge among nurses working in Bahrain. International Journal of Nursing Practice . Early View August 2009. Doi:10.111/j.1440-172x.2009.01752.x

Lyenham, J., Parkinson, C.J., Denholm, S. (2009) Expert nursing practice: a mathematical explanation of Benner's 5th stage of Practice Development. Journal of Advanced Nursing, 65(11) 2477-2484. _{^{2008 IF 1.654, 6/60 Nursing}}.

2008

Lyneham, J., Parkinson, C. & Denholm, C. (2008). Explicating Benner's concept of expert practice: intuition in emergency nursing. Journal of Advanced Nursing. 16(4), 308-312. _{^{2008 IF 1.654, 6/60 Nursing}}

Lyneham. J., Parkinson, C. & Denholm, C. (2008). Intuition in emergency nursing: A phenomenological study. International Journal of Nursing Practice, 14(2), 101–108.

Lyneham. J., Cloughessy, L. & Martin, V. (2008). Workloads in Australian emergency departments a descriptive study. International Journal of Emergency Nursing, 16(3), 200-206.

2000 - 2007

Kremser, K. & Lyneham. J.I. (2007). Can Australian nurses safely assess for thrombolysis on EKG criteria? Journal of Emergency Nursing, Apr, 33(2), 102-109.

Lyneham. J., Cloughessy, L. & Martin, V. (2005). Workloads in Australian emergency departments. Australasian Emergency Nursing Journal, 8(3), 103.

Lyneham, J.I. (2003). Conversation with the family Caretaker of a dying man. Nursing Forum, 38(1), 33-35.

Lyneham, J.I. (2001). Workplace violence in NSW Emergency Departments. Australian Emergency Nurses Journal, 4(1), 5-9. 

Jones, J. &. Lyneham, J.I. (2001). Violence: part of the job for Australian Nurses. Australian Journal of Advanced Nursing, 18(2), 27-32.

Lyneham, J.I. (2000). Violence in NSW Emergency Departments. Australian Journal of Advanced Nursing, 18(2), 8-17.

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Conference Presentations - 2003 - present

7^th International Emergency Nurses Conference – Perth 2008
Developing a Triage System for Saudi Arabia

INVITED SPEAKER Riyadh Military Nursing Conference– Invited 2007
Research and the Clinician

6^th International Emergency Nurses Conference 2006
Workload Crisis in Australian EDs

5^th International Emergency Nurses Conference2005
Does the ATS Category Impact on the Type and Frequency of Observations in the ED?

INVITED SPEAKER Aggression in the Workplace Conference . 2005
Current Research into Workplace Violence

INVITED SPEAKER Emergency Nurses and Mental Illness Conference. 2005
The Role of intuition in Clinical Decision-making.

World Congress Disaster and Emergency Medicine. 
Using Disaster Simulations to Prepare Emergency Nurses for the ‘Real Thing’  in Emergency Post-Graduate Programmes.

Australasian Nurse Educators Conference – Rotarua NZ  2003
Teaching Triage in Post Graduate Emergency Courses: The Educational Objective Verses the Institutional Expectation.Using Simulations to Prepare Emergency Nurses for a Disaster.

INVITED SPEAKER4^th International Emergency Conference 2004
Continuing Violence in Australian Emergency Departments.

3^rd International Emergency Conference. 2003
The Experience Of Knowing.

3^rd International Emergency Conference2003
Violence in NSW Emergency Departments.

INVITED SPEAKERAustralian Critical Care Association2003
The Experience Of Knowing.