How can digital transformation of the healthcare supply chain improve clinical safety?

A University of Southern Queensland PhD study, focusing on general practice and dental practice. We're looking for primary health care nurses involved in ordering or managing clinical supplies.

UniSQ ethics approved — ETH2025-0991 · Participation is entirely voluntary

What's involved

1
A short Zoom chat (~20 minutes)
A relaxed conversation about your current supply ordering process and systems. No preparation required. Video recorded only for transcription, with your permission.
2
A quick survey in your own time (~15 minutes)
A short online questionnaire (Qualtrics) about your supply chain information system, completed whenever suits you.
3
A $50 shopping voucher
As thanks for your time, on submission of the survey.

Total time commitment: around 35 minutes, all online.

Documents

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Information Sheet (PDF)
Full details about the study and your rights as a participant.
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Consent Form (PDF)
The consent form used in this study, provided for your records.
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Read the full details before deciding. Please keep the Information Sheet for your records.

Ready to take part?

Around 35 minutes, all online · $50 shopping voucher on survey submission

Student Investigator: Mr Sean Smith (sean.smith@unisq.edu.au, +61 417 719 749) · Supervisors: Dr Michael Lane, Prof Mark Toleman, Dr Anup Shrestha — University of Southern Queensland · Ethics concerns: UniSQ Manager of Research Integrity and Ethics, +61 7 4631 2321, researchintegrity@unisq.edu.au