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Treaty banning nuclear weapons set to become international law
Treaty banning nuclear weapons set to become international law
Counsel Assisting team call for mandated staffing ratios at Aged Care Royal Commission
Counsel Assisting team call for mandated staffing ratios at Aged Care Royal Commission
Research highlights mental health challenges facing Australian youth during 2020 in wake of COVID-19 pandemic
A new survey from national youth mental health organisation headspace has laid bare some of the psychological impacts 2020 and [...]
Understaffing tops concerns held by aged care residents
Only a quarter of aged care residents feel that their care needs are always met, while nearly half are most [...]
Game-changing new asthma pump aims to improve treatment
A new asthma pump that monitors the speed of inhalation and automatically delivers a drug dosage personalised to the patient [...]
‘A slap in the face’: NSW nurses and midwives urge government to scrap wage freeze
Furious NSW nurses and midwives have rallied outside their workplaces across the state this week to protest the Berejiklian Government’s [...]
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Uniforms for nurses and midwives that balance functionality with style
At NNT, we are committed to creating uniforms that foster safety and confidence in our healthcare professional’s working lives. Balancing [...]
How nurse-led models of care are reshaping healthcare – ACT’s Walk in Centres
How nurse-led models of care are reshaping healthcare - ACT's Walk in Centres
How nurse-led models of care are reshaping healthcare – Aged Care NP Hazel Bucher
Nurses working in nurse-led models of care undertake comprehensive assessment, provide timely person-centred care, opportunistic education and support, continuity of [...]
Mask-related skin injury during a respiratory pandemic: A wound CNC perspective
Mask-related skin injury during a respiratory pandemic: A wound CNC perspective
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Professor looks forward after being recognised as Australia’s leading nurse researcher
Professor Debra Jackson AO hopes being named Australia’s leading nurse researcher will help foster opportunities for the field’s emerging practitioners [...]
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The need for health workforce surge capacity highlighted in the latest issue of AJAN
The COVID-19 pandemic has placed great strain on the world’s health workforce. For health systems in many countries to respond [...]
Homelessness set to increase after budget cuts
Homelessness set to increase after budget cuts
Growing gender inequity in the wake of COVID
Female-dominated industries have been at the forefront of Australia’s COVID-19 pandemic response. For example our nursing, midwifery and carer workforces [...]
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The art of healing: Inside Flinders Medical Centre’s pioneering Arts in Health program
The art of healing: Inside Flinders Medical Centre’s pioneering Arts in Health program
Managing challenging behaviours
The stressful nature of a healthcare environment can result in difficult behaviours and may lead to workplace conflict. By approaching [...]
Looking after yourself and workmates during periods of stress
Mark Aitken – Stakeholder Engagement Manager Nurse & Midwife Support looks at how to support yourself and your workmates when [...]
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Consumer and clinician led priority setting for quality use of medicines in people living with dementia
A team of researchers is seeking input on the areas that matter most for future research in the field of [...]
Ground-breaking wound-healing technology outstrips global NASA competition
What if wounds could be healed in days rather than weeks without using stitches, staples or glue? The vision has [...]
Game-changing new asthma pump aims to improve treatment
A new asthma pump that monitors the speed of inhalation and automatically delivers a drug dosage personalised to the patient [...]
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