Nursing & Midwifery
Paul Warner 
RN
RPN
Diploma
of Applied Science Nursing
Bachelor of Adult Education
MEd
ICU RN
Position Lecturer in Nursing
Campus Albury
Office Flood Nagle
Phone (02) 6051 6965
Fax (02) 6051 6772
EMAIL STAFF MEMBER 
General Introduction
Paul is registered nurse currently working as a lecturer at Charles Sturt University Albury Wodonga Campus, a position he has held for 8 years. He is currently studying for his PhD and lives with his wife and four kids, dog and cat in East Albury; he enjoys cooking, bike riding and when the opportunity arises, skiing at falls Creek.
Qualifications
- Registered General Nurse
- Registered Psychiatric Nurse
- Diploma of Applied Science Nursing
- Bachelor of Adult Education
- Master of Education
- Currently enrolled in a PhD through Curtin University of Technology (WA)
Teaching Interests
Paul has a particular interest in teaching acute medical surgical nursing and has a passion for cardiology. He also teaches Law and Ethics and Research methodologies.
Research Interests
Paul has a particular interest in cardiovascular research and hid PhD study involves cardiovascular risk profiling, with an emphasis on wellness rather than illness and the prevention of cardiovascular disease through the use of primary health care initiatives.
Memberships
- Member of The Royal College of Nursing
- Professional officer in St. John
Professional Activities
Paul has provided professional education to Albury Wodonga Private Hospital (AWPH) and Beechworth Health as well as offering first aid updates for local primary schools. Paul works a clinical nurse specialist in charge of High Dependency (AWPH) on a casual basis, a position he had held for 8 years.
Career Highlights
Paul has taught acute care nursing in Singapore, Malaysia and Borneo and feels proud to have had the opportunity of providing this service.
Paul enjoys very much his role as a lecturer at CSU and feels that in by improving the knowledge and skills of his students that this goes some way to improving the health care for the Australian population.
Publications
Journal Articles
- Jelinek, H.F., Warner, P., King, S. and deJong, B. (2006) Opportunistic screening for cardiovascular problems in community health. Journal of Cardiovascular Nursing.
Abstracts
- Jelinek, H.F. and Warner, P. (2007) Improving hypertension control in rural communities with student-based assessment. Teaching and Research Making the connections in Health Science. University of South Australia.
- Jelinek, H.F. and Warner, P. (2005) Introduction of nursing students to a university based rural health chronic disease screening clinic. 3rd Annual NSW Primary Health Care Education Conference – Capacity Building. Sydney.
- Jelinek, H.F., Flynn, A. and Warner, P. Automated assessment of cardiovascular disease with diabetes in rural and remote health care practice. National SARRAH Conference, Alice Springs, 2005.
http://www.sarrah.org.au/SARRAH/Conferences.asp - Flynn, A.C., de Jong, B., Kolbe, C., Warner, P., Jideh, B. and Jelinek, H.F. (2004) Detrended fluctuation analysis identifies cardiac autonomic neuropathy in 20 minute ECG recordings. Australian Diabetes Association Conference, Sydney p.153
- Jelinek, H.F., Flynn, A., Warner, P., de Jong, B. and Kolbe, C. (2004) Screening for asymptomatic cardiac autonomic neuropathy using heart rate variability in 20 minute ECG recordings. Cardiac Society of Australia and New Zealand, Brisbane. Heart Lung Circ. 13(2):S33.
- Jelinek, H.F., Warner, P. Farquhar, H., Tinley, P. and Cole, K. (2004) Extending the bounds: a university podiatry clinic takes on diabetes complications screening. National SARRAH Conference, Alice Springs, http://www.sarrah.org.au/SARRAH/Conferences.asp
- Warner, P., Jelinek, H.F., Dulfer, A and Teak, J. (2003) Lead II ECG Assessment as Part of a Diabetes Screening Program. Australian Diabetes Association Conference p. 157.
- Warner, P, Jelinek, H.F., Cornforth, D. and Dulfer, A. (2003) ECG assessment by community nurses in rural and remote regions: 12-lead versus 3-lead ECG assessment. 2nd Annual NSW Primary Health Care Research and Evaluation Conference p. 50.
Conference Proceedings
- Warner, P. and Jelinek, H.F. (2007) An innovative Clinical Education Model for health care students. Teaching and Research Making the connections in Health Science. University of South Australia.
- Jelinek, H.F. and Warner, P. (2007) Improving hypertension control in rural communities with student-based assessment. Teaching and Research Making the connections in Health Science. University of South Australia.
- Jelinek, H.F. and Warner, P. (2005) Introduction of nursing students to a university based rural health chronic disease screening clinic. 3rd Annual NSW Primary Health Care Education Conference – Capacity Building. Sydney.
- Community assessment; Teaching and Learning conference x 2 2005
- Community screening and diabetes x 2 SARAH conference Alice Springs 04
- Nurse Teachers conference Sydney 2001
Conference Presentations
- 2000: Nurse Educators Conference Sydney,
- 2003: Diabetes Conference Melbourne Poster presented
- 2004: Allied Health conference Alice Springs 2 papers presented
- 2005: Strong Bodies health Heart COTA Wodonga
- 2005: Teaching and Learning Albury Wodonga
- 2005: Teaching and Learning conference Bathurst
- 2007: Teaching and Research Making the connection in Health Sciences Adelaide
- 2009: Health in transition International Conference of Community Health Nursing Research Poster presented.