Claire Pasquali

Supported new parents in postnatal ward with newborn care and discharge education, offering emotional support and answering questions.

Provided tailored breastfeeding assistance and evidence-based education to mothers, addressing individual needs and common challenges.

Assisted midwifery staff with delegated tasks including vital signs, blood glucose monitoring, urinalysis, weights, personal hygiene, mobilization, and documentation.

Maintained cleanliness and organization of the ward environment.

Promoted woman-centred care by fostering a supportive atmosphere for patients and families.

• Assisted nursing staff with delegated aspects of care in accordance with residents’ individual care plans

• Monitored, documented and escalated changes in residents’ health status and behaviour

• As a team leader, assisted with training of new staff and delegation of duties

• Safely administered medications within scope of practice (with medication endorsement)

• Created a safe and pleasant home-like environment for residents, and specifically provided culturally and linguistically appropriate care to members of the elderly Italian-Australian community

• Cared for residents living with dementia within the specialised Memory Support Unit including residents with complex needs

• Assisted with the provision of palliative care

• Assisted residents with activities of daily living, including personal hygiene, meal assistance, and mobility, to maintain comfort and dignity

• Provided person-centred care to residents with a wide range of needs, supporting the physical and emotional wellbeing of each resident

• Established positive therapeutic relationships with residents and families

• Communicated effectively with team members and demonstrating time management skills in order to work co-operatively and efficiently in a busy unit