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Aged Care Minister outlines ambition to bring sector ‘back from the brink’
“How our nation provides for the final years of a citizen’s life is worthy not only of dedication and dollars [...]
‘I had to get out’: Enrolled Nurse opens up on leaving aged care sector
After her elderly mother was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, Sue Hewson undertook a care worker course so that she could remain [...]
How nurses and midwives are embracing digital health technologies to support patient care
How nurses and midwives are embracing digital health technologies to support patient care
Campaign to increase MS nurses launched at Parliament House
MS Australia launched a new campaign at Parliament House yesterday on World MS Day (30 May) to raise awareness of [...]
Better pay just the first step to ensuring quality care
Better pay just the first step to ensuring quality care
Nurses and midwives support ‘Yes’ vote for a First Nations Voice to Parliament
Nurses and midwives support ‘Yes’ vote for a First Nations Voice to Parliament
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ACU’s online graduate certificate in clinical nursing put Ramon on a new path
Ramon Victor Roxas’ path in the medical field was practically set as a child. Growing up in Manila in the [...]
How nurses and midwives are embracing digital health technologies to support patient care
How nurses and midwives are embracing digital health technologies to support patient care
Evidence Brief: The World Health Organization’s Statement on the antigen composition of COVID-19 vaccines
The World Health Organization’s (WHO) Technical Advisory Group on COVID-19 Vaccine Composition (TAG-CO-VAC) assesses how the SARS-CoV-2 virus’ evolution might [...]
Aged care facilities less homely than schools, research shows
Many schools are better than aged care facilities when it comes to creating homeliness and a sense of identity for [...]
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From Ethicist to Artist: A natural transition
Retired Professor of Nursing and Independent Scholar Dr Megan-Jane Johnstone AO has turned her hand to her first love – [...]
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Preserve ocean health to preserve human health: World Oceans Day
To mark World Oceans Day today, researchers and conservation groups worldwide have published new insights reinforcing how human health depends [...]
Health advocates join calls for urgent action on ‘dangerous’ air pollution
The Climate and Health Alliance (CAHA) has joined advocates calling for a strong fuel efficiency standard to reduce the incidence [...]
‘Nothing about us without us’: Why the First Nations Voice to Parliament is nurses’ business
‘Nothing about us without us’: Why the First Nations Voice to Parliament is nurses’ business
Wellbeing View All
Understand your motives in the pursuit of personal goals
Being aware of your underlying motives in pursuing personal goals is key to protecting your mental health and wellbeing, according [...]
Cancer risk in ‘normal’ looking skin
Having skin checks conducted by a health professional may be even more vital than previously thought, with research showing that [...]
Boxing reduces fatigue in early Parkinson’s disease
Boxing - without an opponent - may help improve quality of life for people with Parkinson’s disease (PD), new research [...]
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Research initiative to ‘supercharge’ innovative models of primary care
The federal government has announced a new $50 million research initiative to drive innovation in primary care as part of [...]
Older people ‘dehumanised’ in the media: Need better representation
The voice of politicians and other ‘elites’ are given greater media attention as sources than those of aged care staff, [...]
Better pay just the first step to ensuring quality care
Better pay just the first step to ensuring quality care
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