Rate My Professor Judith Finn

Finn's research focuses on clinical epidemiology, resuscitation outcomes, education and policy, pre-hospital and emergency care, cardiovascular epidemiology, critical care outcomes research, acute care nursing practice, nursing-related patient outcomes, out-of-hospital cardiac arrest outcomes, and pre-hospital clinical trials. She has authored over 280 peer-reviewed publications, accumulating more than 22,000 citations and an h-index of 70. Landmark contributions include leading the PACA trial, PARAMEDIC 2 trial on adrenaline, RINSE trial on hypothermia, and EXACT trial on oxygen, which have shaped international resuscitation guidelines and clinical practice. She has secured over $30 million in competitive research funding, including an NHMRC Leadership Fellowship for improving outcomes after cardiac arrest and an MRFF grant for older persons' emergency care. Recognized with the John Curtin Distinguished Professor title at Curtin University in 2018, Fellowship of the American Heart Association in 2012, and honorary membership of the European Resuscitation Council in 2017, Finn has contributed to the International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation (ILCOR) for over two decades, co-chairing task forces and authoring key publications. In Australia, she has been involved with the Australian Resuscitation Council since 1993 and chairs its Western Australian Branch.