• Nursing Clinical Effectiveness Committee (NCEC)
• Nursing Research Networking Group (NRNG)
• Reflective Practice of Procedural Holding
  
  

Nursing Clinical Effectiveness Committee (NCEC)

The purpose of the NCEC is to facilitate RCH-specific evidence-based practice through the development and maintenance of nursing guidelines. The committee meets the first Thursday each month, February - December, from 1:30pm - 2:30pm to review new and existing nursing guidelines. Membership from each area is requested, with an expectation that all members are active. Chairs of the NCEC are Fiona Newall, Sharon Kinney and Stacey Richards.  

NCEC and nursing guideline links:

• Nursing Guidelines Index 
• Nursing Guidelines and CPG Index (RCH access only)
• Learning Hero Module:  Writing an Evidence Based Nursing Clinical Guideline (campus staff only)
• Templates and guides for writing a nursing guideline.
• Terms of reference for NCEC (RCH access only, last updated Sept 2022)

Nursing Research Networking Group (NRNG)

The Nursing Research Networking Group (NRNG) is an interest group which aims to empower and raise the profile of nurses interested in research through support, mentorship, education, collaboration and fostering of innovation. The chairs of NRNG are: Sharon Kinney and Tania Ramos.

 NRNG Objectives:

• Support & Mentorship: To support the development of nurses conducting research at the Melbourne Children's Campus.
• Education & Development: To facilitate access to development and educational opportunities for nurses interested in research at the Melbourne Children’s Campus.
• Networking & Events: To coordinate the annual Nursing Research and Clinical Innovations Symposium.
• Collaboration of Nursing Research: To enable collaboration of nurses undertaking research within and beyond the campus.

If you are interested in getting involved in any of the below, please email Nursing.Research@rch.org.au 

Reflective Practice of Procedural Holding

The Reflective Practice of Procedural holding group was formed off the back of the Procedural Holding Symposium research collaboration (Nov 2023) and RCH's Procedural Holding Research and Education Committee (PHREC). PHREC was established to coordinate research and education activities related to procedural holding within the RCH with multidisciplinary membership. Reflective Practice of Procedural Holding has now taken the reigns to facilitate a community of practice on the topic. For more information or to join, click here.