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1 CURRICULUM VITAE Timothy C Wand Associate Professor University of Sydney and Sydney Local Health District Nurse Practitioner, Mental Health Liaison Royal Prince Alfred Hospital Tel: work (02) mob: Fax. (02) timothy.wand@sswahs.nsw.gov.au timothy.wand@sydney.edu.au Qualifications Doctor of Philosophy (Nursing), University of Sydney, completed 2012 Master of Nursing (Honours, First Class) University of Sydney, completed 2006 Master of Nursing, University of Technology, completed 1998 Graduate Diploma (MH Nursing) University of Technology, completed 1995 Diploma Applied Science (Nursing) University of Sydney, completed 1991 Relevant Employment History Associate Professor University of Sydney and Sydney Local Health District (September 2013 present). Nurse Practitioner, Mental Health Liaison, Emergency Department at RPAH (July present). Clinical Nurse Consultant, Mental Health Liaison, Emergency Department RPAH (September 2000-July 2004). Clinical Nurse Specialist, Acute Mental Health. The Missenden Unit. RPAH (February 1997-September 2000). Membership of Professional Organisations Australian College of Mental Health Nurses (ACMHN) Australian College of Nurse Practitioners (ACNP) Australian College of Nursing (ACN)

2 Grants/scholarships/awards Wand T, Wood E, Crawford C, Bruce A, Murphy M, Lord Cowell D, Lynch K, White K, Waters D, Duffy K (2017) Management of mental health, drug health and acute severe behavioural disturbance (ASBD) in Emergency Departments. NSW Health, Office of Health and Medical Research, Translational Research Grants Scheme (TRGS) $564,411 Storey A, Chisolm F and Wand T (2016) NSW Health Innovations Grant 2016 $15,000 Exploring the feasibility and evaluating the impact of a health clinic for consumers of a community mental health service Wand T, Isobel S and Edwards C NSW Health Innovations Grant 2014 $15,000 Implementing and evaluating a brief therapy training program for mental health nurses in inpatient settings Shortlisted for the Rita and John Cornforth Medal (PhD Achievement). University of Sydney Wand T and White K Health Workforce Australia 2012 $343,455 Expanded scope of practice for nurses in the emergency department, implementation site. Winner of the inaugural Mental Health Nurse Achievement Award 2011, co-sponsored by the ACMHN and Curtin University WA. $1000 Wand, T. The College of Nursing Australia, National Research and Scholarships Fund, Annie M Sage Memorial Scholarship for $10,000 Implementation and pilot evaluation of an emergency department mental health nurse practitioner outpatient service. Wand T. The Ollie Australian College of Nurse Practitioners Annual Scholarship $5000. Evaluation of an emergency department based mental health nurse practitioner outpatient service. Wand, T., White, K., Dixon, J., Edwards, C. NSW Health Minister Innovation Scholarship $10,000 Improving access and continuity of care for mental health related presentations in the emergency department: Exploration of a mental health nurse practitioner follow-up service.

3 Publications (h index; Scopus = 13, Google Scholar = 17, WoS= 10) Wand T, Acret L & D'Abrew N (in press) Introducing solution focussed brief therapy to mental health nurses across a local health district in Australia International Journal of Mental Health Nursing Mills J, Wand T & Fraser J (in press) Palliative care professionals care and compassion for self and others: A narrative review International Journal of Palliative Care Nursing Mills J, Wand T & Fraser J (in press) Self-Care in Palliative Care Nursing and Medical Professionals: A Cross-Sectional Survey Journal of Palliative Medicine Portelli M, White B, Wand T, Haber P & Glozier N (in press) Nurse specialling : Direct nursing observation in the emergency department compared to other wards of an urban teaching hospital in Sydney Australasian Psychiatry Wand T (2017) Considering the culture of blame in mental health care and service delivery International Journal of Mental Health Nursing 26, 3-4 Wand T, D Abrew N, Acret L & White K (2016) Evaluating a new model of nurse-led emergency department mental health care in Australia; perspectives of key informants International Emergency Nursing 24, Wand T (2015) Recovery is about a focus on resilience and wellness, not a fixation with risk and illness Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry 49, Derrick K, Chia J, O Donovan S, Emerton A, Hamlyn M & Wand T (2015) Examining Mental Health Act Usage in an urban Emergency Department Australasian Psychiatry 23, Wand T & White K (2015) Building a model of nurse practitioner-led service provision in Australia The Journal for Nurse Practitioners 11, Wand, T., Isobel, S, & Derrick K (2015) Surveying clinician perceptions of risk assessment and management practices in mental health service provision Australasian Psychiatry 23, Mills J, Wand T & Fraser J (2015) On self-compassion and self-care in nursing: Selfish or essential for compassionate care International Journal of Nursing Studies 52, Wand T, D Abrew N, Barnett C, Acret L & White K (2015) Evaluation of a nurse practitioner-led extended hours mental health liaison nurse service based in the Emergency Department Australian Health Review 39, 1-8 Vella N, Page L, Edwards C & Wand T (2014) Sustaining a culture of practice development in an acute adolescent inpatient mental health unit Journal of Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Nursing 27,

4 Cutler D, Smith M, Wand, T, Green T, Dinh M & Gribble R (2013) Involuntary admissions under the Mental Health Act 2007 (New South Wales): A comparison of patients detained by ambulance officers, medical practitioners and accredited persons in an emergency department Emergency Medicine Australasia 25, Wand T (2013) I m sorry but your condition is serious, There s only so much you can do International Journal of Mental Health Nursing 22, 287 Wand T & Large M (2013) Evidence is lacking for the usefulness of violence risk assessment British Journal of Psychiatry 202, 468. Wand A & Wand T (2013) 'Admit voluntary, schedule if tries to leave': Placing Mental Health Acts in the context of mental health law and human rights Australasian Psychiatry 21, Wand T (2013) Positioning mental health nursing practice within a positive health paradigm International Journal of Mental Health Nursing 22, Wand T (2012) Investigating the evidence for the effectiveness of risk assessment in mental health care Issues in Mental Health Nursing 33, 2-7 Wand T, White K, Patching J, Dixon J. & Green T (2012) Outcomes from the evaluation of an Emergency Department based mental health nurse practitioner outpatient service Journal of the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners 24, Wand T, White K, Patching J, Dixon J. & Green T (2011) An Emergency Department based mental health nurse practitioner outpatient service: Part 1 Participant evaluation International Journal of Mental Health Nursing 20, Wand T, White K, Patching J, Dixon J. & Green T (2011) An Emergency Department based mental health nurse practitioner outpatient service: Part 2 Staff evaluation International Journal of Mental Health Nursing 20, Wand T, White K, & Patching J (2011) Realistic evaluation of an emergency department based mental health nurse practitioner outpatient service in Australia Nursing & Health Sciences 13, Wand T (2011) Real mental health promotion requires a reorientation of nursing education, practice and research Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing 18, Wand, T. White, K., Patching, J., Dixon, J. & Green T (2010) Introducing a new model of Emergency Department-based mental health care Nurse Researcher 18, Wand T, White K & Patching J (2010) Contemporary mental health program implementation and evaluation Issues in Mental Health Nursing 31,

5 Wand, T., White, K. & Patching, J. (2010). Applying a realist(ic) framework to the evaluation of a new model of mental health nursing practice Nursing Inquiry 17, Wand T (2010) Mental health nursing from a solution focused perspective International Journal of Mental Health Nursing 19, Wand T & Murray L (2008) Let s get physical International Journal of Mental Health Nursing 17, Wand T, White K., & Patching, J (2008) Refining the model for an emergency department based mental health nurse practitioner outpatient service Nursing Inquiry 15, Wand T & White K (2007) Examining models of mental health service delivery in the emergency department Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry 41, Wand T & White K (2007) Progression of the mental health nurse practitioner role in Australia Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing 14, Wand T & White K (2007) Exploring the scope of the emergency department mental health nurse practitioner role International Journal of Mental Health Nursing 16, Wand T & Coulson K (2006) Zero tolerance: a policy in conflict with current opinion on aggression and violence management in health care Australasian Emergency Nursing Journal 9, Wand T & Fisher J (2006) The mental health nurse practitioner in the emergency department: an Australian experience International Journal of Mental Health Nursing 15, Wand T & Chiarella M (2006) A conversation: challenging the relevance and wisdom of separate mental health legislation International Journal of Mental Health Nursing 15, Wand T & Schaecken P (2006) Consumer evaluation of a mental health liaison nurse service in the Emergency Department Contemporary Nurse 21, Wand T (2005) Psychiatric emergency centres, reinforcing the separation of mind and body International Journal of Mental Health Nursing 14, Wand T (2004) Mental health liaison nurses in the emergency department: on-site expertise and enhanced coordination of care Australian Journal of Advanced Nursing 22, Wand T (2004) Duty of care in the emergency department International Journal of Mental Health Nursing.13, Wand T (2004) The sister title: past the use by date? Collegian 11, 35-39

6 Wand T & Happell B (2001) The Mental Health Nurse: Contributing to improved outcomes for patients in the emergency department Accident and Emergency Nursing 9, Book chapters and monograph Happell B, Byrne L, McAllister M & Wand T (2014) Clinical Helper for Mental Health Nursing Allen & Unwin Crows Nest Australia ISBN Muir-Cochrane E, O Brien A & Wand T (2013) The Australian and New Zealand Politicolegal Context. In Elder R, Evans K and Nizette D (Eds) Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing Third Edition Elsevier Mosby, Sydney. Wand, T. & Happell, B. (2010). Emphasising the nurse in nurse practitioner: challenges for educational preparation. In Warne T and Mc Andrew S (Eds) Creative Approaches to Health and Social Care Education; Knowing Me, Understanding You (pp 51-67) Palgrave Macmillan UK Muir-Cochrane E, O Brien A & Wand T (2009) The Australian and New Zealand Politicolegal Context. In Elder R, Evans K and Nizette D (Eds) Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing Second Edition Elsevier Mosby, Sydney. Wand T (2008) Rola pielegniarki psychiatrycznej na oddziale intensywnej opieki wg standardow australijskich In Krzyzowski J (Ed) Stany Nagle W Psychiatrii Medyk, Warsaw, Poland Wand T (2008) Ocena i radazenie sobie z agresja I przemoca na oddzialach naglych wypadkow. In Krzyzowski J (Ed) Stany Nagle W Psychiatrii Medyk, Warsaw, Poland Muir-Cochrane E & Wand T (2005) Contemporary issues in risk assessment and management in mental health. The Australian College of Mental Health Nursing Monograph Series ACMHN Inc. Canberra Conference Presentations/ Workshops (last 5 years) Invited Keynote speaker for the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatry Queensland Consultation Liaison Branch Psychiatry Symposium Building a model of mental health nurse practitioner-led service provision in the Emergency Department, Brisbane November Invited speaker Breaking point: Ice and methamphetamine nursing conference Sydney (November) and Brisbane (December) 2016

7 Invited speaker. Centre for eating and dieting disorders, NSW state-wide ED service development forum Negotiating compulsory treatment for eating disorders in hospital and the community Sydney 2016 Presentation at the ACMHN consultation liaison and peri-natal and infant mental health conference Working with culture: Mental health nurses as meaning makers title; Working within a culture of blame. June 2016 Invited speaker. NSW Emergency Care Institute ED nursing leadership forum NP-led mental health liaison nurse service in the ED. Sydney May 2016 Invited speaker. NSW Health Whole of health Master Class. A NP-led mental health liaison nurse service based in the ED University of Technology April 2016 Invited to attend the 13 th International Conference for Emergency Nurses Accept the challenge, lead the change as an expert panel member for a plenary session October Invited keynote speaker at the ACMHN Northern Territory Branch Symposium Risk, Recovery and Renewal, Darwin July 2015 Presentation at the 8 th International Council for Nurses INP/APNN conference in Helsinki, Finland titled Implementation and evaluation of a NP-led mental health liaison nurse service based in the emergency department August 2014 Invited by North Western Mental Health in Victoria to present at a Leadership and Innovation in Mental Health Nursing Conference on the topic of Solution Focussed Therapy, October Invited speaker for the 15 th Annual International Society of Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurses Conference. Presentation titled Exploring the global expansion of the psychiatric consultation liaison nursing role San Antonio Texas April Invited speaker for the ACMHN Hunter Regional Branch Mental Health Conference Rules of Engagement - from Risk to Recovery. Presentation titled: Recovery is about a focus on resilience and wellness, not a fixation with risk and illness Newcastle. May 2013 Presentation of a plenary session on the nurse practitioner role at the 10 th annual ACMHN Consultation-Liaison mental health nurses conference Mental health nurses; maximising potential Melbourne, June Invited speaker for the Body in Mind 2012 Conference at the Alfred Hospital. Presentation titled: Contemporary mental health program implementation and evaluation Melbourne March 2012

8 Editorial Board/ reviewer activities Editorial Board member of the International Journal of Mental Health Nursing (IF 1.943) since Reappointed in November 2012 for a further five years. Appointed Editorial Board member of Nursing & Health Sciences (IF 1.347) May Regular reviewer for the International Journal of Mental health Nursing, the Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing, Nursing & Health Sciences. Teaching activities Unit of Study coordinator for two post graduate mental health nursing subjects at the University of Sydney Lectures routinely provided at Sydney Nursing School to undergraduate, pre-registration and post graduate nursing students. Associate supervisor for two PhD students Regular presentations given for the Centre of Education and Workforce Development SLHD. Regular educational sessions provided for nursing and medical staff in the ED at RPAH and general hospital. Training and Professional Development (past 5 years) Emerging Health Research Leader two day Program. Marlow Hampshire November 2016 Attended 2 day workshop titled Post traumatic success, conducted by Michael Durrant 4 th and 5 th of April 2016 Re-appointed as an accredited person in pursuance of section 136 of the Mental Health Act 2007, December Re-credentialed by the ACMHN as a MHN April 2014 Attended two day workshop titled Introduction to linear and logistic regression at the University of Sydney 18 th and 19 th of February Conducted by Dr Mark Griffin Attended two day workshop titled A gentle introduction to statistics at the University of Sydney 14 th and 15 th of February Conducted by Dr Mark Griffin Elected Chair of the ACMHN consultation-liaison special interest group, June 2012.

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