Jed Duff

Professor Jed Duff is a Professor of Nursing at Queensland University of Technology (QUT), with an adjunct appointment at the University of Iowa and University of Newcastle. As Chair of Nursing at Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital, he bridges academic and clinical domains through implementation science to enhance evidence-based practice in healthcare settings.

Education:

• Doctor of Philosophy (Australian Catholic University)

Research interests focus on perioperative nursing, evidence implementation, and healthcare quality improvement. His work integrates mixed-method approaches to address clinical challenges in surgical care, occupational safety, and acute patient management. Recent studies explore virtual reality interventions, workforce violence mitigation, and preoperative anemia management.

Key trends in recent publications include implementation science methodologies, perioperative care optimization, and healthcare workforce safety innovations. His work spans randomized controlled trials, systematic reviews, and capacity-building programs for clinicians.

Scientific contributions

• Fulbright Scholarship recipient (2019)
• Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Perioperative Nursing (2019)
• NHMRC Translating Research into Practice Fellow (2014-2016)

Supervision and mentorship efforts include guiding PhD candidates on topics like knowledge translation, AI in healthcare, and perioperative patient journeys. He leads implementation projects such as TIDIRH facilitation and HELIX4 capacity-building programs.

Labs and teams include the Metro North HHS Implementation Science Hub, QUT Nursing Research Group, and collaborations with international perioperative organizations.