Biography
Dr Emily Tomlinson is a Registered Nurse and a Lecturer in Nursing. Emily is an early career resercher and completed her PhD in 2015 on incident delirium in the acute medical setting.
Emily teaches undergradute students in the Bachelor of Nursing course and is engaged in research around cognitve care in older people.
Her main research interested include; the management of delirium in acute hospital settings; medication management and screening for delirium. Emily's research is also focused on the nursing responsibilities of caring for older people with delirium.
Read more on Emily's profileResearch interests
My main research area is Cognition in elderly specifically focusing on Delirium in acute hospital settings
Teaching interests
Clinical Nursing
Evidence Based Practice
Research Methods
Care of the Older Person
Knowledge areas
Cognition in older people
Delirium
Medication use in older people
Cognition assessment
Conferences
1. Tomlinson, EJ. 2016, Medication use for the management of delirium in older people. Oral Presentation. Australian Association of Gerontology. Canberra 2-4th November.
2. Tomlinson, EJ. 2016, Risk Factors and Outcomes for Incident Delirium in an Acute General Medical Setting: A Retrospective Case – Control Study. Poster Presentation. DECLARED July 13 and 14th Sydney.
3. Tomlinson, EJ. 2016, Care of patients with delirium: are the Australian Clinical Practice Guidelines being used in Medical Settings? Oral Presentation. DECLARED 13th and 14th July, 2016. Sydney
4. Cull, EJ, Phillips, NM, Mohebbi, M, Hutchinson, AM 2014, ‘Incident delirium in acute medical in-patients: A case-control study’. Poster presentation, Eastern Health Research Forum. Melbourne.
5. Cull, E. Risk factors for incident delirium in acute medical in-patients. A systematic review. Poster Presentation: American Delirium Society 4th Annual Meeting. Baltimore Maryland May 30th – 2nd June 2014
6. Cull, E. Risk factors for incident delirium in acute medical in-patients. A systematic review. Oral Presentation. DECLARED delirium research day May 28th 2014. Melbourne Victoria.
7. Phillips, N. M., Cull, E. and Kent, B. Enhancing self-care for adults with heart failure: a systematic review, Proceedings of the 7th Biennial Joanna Briggs Colloquium, Knowledge in Action: The Next Generation of Evidence-Based Practice. September 2010
8. Cull, E. (2011) Enhancing self-care for adults with heart failure: a systematic review. Eastern Health Research Week. October 2011
Awards
1. Recipient of the Marjory Walkowski Award in 2011. Awarded to a student in the Bachelor of Nursing (Honours) for demonstration of excellence in Clinical Nursing research.
2. Recipient of an Australian Postgraduate Award (2012-2013). This is a stipend scholarship for doctoral studies from the Australian Government.
3. Recipient of the Deakin University, School of Nursing and Midwifery Scholarship Award in 2012. This is an award for outstanding research scholarship to a student enrolled in the PhD Doctoral program at the School of Nursing and Midwifery, Deakin University, Melbourne, Australia
4. Recipient of the ‘Babe’ Norman Scholarship (2013-2015). This is a three-year scholarship available to nurses from the Nurses Memorial Centre.
5. Recipient of the Deakin University, Faculty of Health HDR publication award in 2015.
Publications
Rami Aldwikat, Elizabeth Manias, Alex Holmes, Emily Tomlinson, Patricia Nicholson
(2023), pp. 1-11, Journal of Clinical Nursing, London, Eng., C1
Delirium screening tools in the post-anaesthetic care unit: a systematic review and meta-analysis
R Aldwikat, E Manias, E Tomlinson, M Amin, P Nicholson
(2022), Vol. 34, pp. 1225-1235, Aging Clinical and Experimental Research, Berlin, Germany, C1
S Taylor, E Mitri, A Harding, D Taylor, A Weeks, L Abbott, P Lambros, D Lawrence, D Strumpman, R Senturk-Raif, S Louey, H Crisp, E Tomlinson, E Manias
(2022), Vol. 13, pp. 1-12, Frontiers in Pharmacology, Lausanne, Switzerland, C1
R Aldwikat, E Manias, A Holmes, E Tomlinson, P Nicholson
(2022), Vol. 19, International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, Switzerland, C1
E Tomlinson, H Rawson, E Manias, N Phillips, P Darzins, A Hutchinson
(2021), Vol. 11, BMJ Open, England, C1
B Redley, H Forbes, M Bloomer, E Tomlinson, E Manias, M Botti
(2021), Vol. 28, pp. 692-702, Collegian, C1
S Taylor, E Mitri, A Harding, D Taylor, A Weeks, L Abbott, P Lambros, D Lawrence, D Strumpman, R Senturk-Raif, S Louey, H Crisp, E Tomlinson, E Manias
(2020), Vol. 32, pp. 457-465, EMA - Emergency Medicine Australasia, Australia, C1
J Ostaszkiewicz, E Tomlinson, K Hunter
(2020), Vol. 47, pp. 365-380, Journal of Wound, Ostomy and Continence Nursing, Philadelphia, PA, C1
B Redley, B Richardson, C Peel, C Ockerby, H Rawson, E Tomlinson, A Hutchinson
(2019), Vol. 28, pp. 2868-2879, Journal of Clinical Nursing, England, C1
"Dignity": A central construct in nursing home staff understandings of quality continence care
J Ostaszkiewicz, E Tomlinson, A Hutchinson
(2018), Vol. 27, pp. 2425-2437, Journal of Clinical Nursing, England, C1
E Tomlinson, N Phillips, M Mohebbi, A Hutchinson
(2017), Vol. 26, pp. 658-667, Journal of Clinical Nursing, England, C1
J Ostaszkiewicz, E Tomlinson, A Hutchinson
(2016), Vol. 22, pp. 14-21, Australian and New Zealand continence journal, Osborne Park, WA, C1
Risk factors for incident delirium in acute medical in-patients: a systematic review
E Cull, E Cull, B Kent, B Kent, N Phillips, N Phillips, R Mistarz, R Mistarz
(2013), Vol. 11, pp. 62-111, JBI database of systematic reviews and implementation reports, Adelaide, S. A., C1
Risk factors for incident delirium in acute medical in-patients. A systematic review
E Cull, E Cull, B Kent, B Kent, N Phillips, N Phillips, R Mistarz, R Mistarz
(2012), Vol. 10, pp. 1-12, JBI library of systematic reviews, Adelaide, S. Aust., C1-1
B Kent, B Kent, E Cull, E Cull, N Phillips, N Phillips
(2011), Vol. 9, pp. 2572-2626, JBI Library of Systematic Reviews, Adelaide, S.A., C1
B Kent, B Kent, E Cull, E Cull, N Phillips, N Phillips
(2010), pp. 1-16, Joanna Briggs, [Adelaide, S.A.], C1
Funded Projects at Deakin
Other Public Sector Funding
Reducing harm, in the acute hospital setting, to people displaying symptoms associated with a neurocognitive disorder
Prof Alison Hutchinson, A/Prof Bernice Redley, Prof Tracey Bucknall, Dr Helen Rawson, Dr Ben Richardson, Adj/Prof Cheyne Chalmers, Prof Donald Campbell, Dr Emily Tomlinson, Prof Beverly O'Connell
Dementia Collaborative Research Centre Grant
- 2017: $20,025
- 2016: $177,000
Industry and Other Funding
Optimising screening for postoperative delirium in older people in the post anaesthetic care unit.
A/Prof Pat Nicholson, Mr Rami Aldwikat, Prof Elizabeth Manias, Dr Emily Tomlinson
ACORN Australian College of Perioperative Nurses Research Grant
- 2023: $5,454
- 2022: $4,545
Supervisions
Rami Aldwikat
Thesis entitled: The Use of Valid and Reliable Screening Tools for Detecting Delirium Postoperatively in Older People
Doctor of Philosophy (Nursing), School of Nursing & Midwifery