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‘We have the nurses. We have the expertise’: Peak bodies call for nurse practitioners to be utilised in COVID-19 vaccination rollout
Hundreds of COVID-19 vaccine strike teams led by nurse practitioners with the capability of vaccinating 300,000 Australians per day will [...]
Study shows antenatal care at home is as good as the level of face-to-face consultation
Expectant mothers who receive remote antenatal care at home is as good as the level of face-to-face consultation, including the [...]
Nurse who died caring for returned service members with the Spanish flu honoured
The life of nurse Annie Egan, a key player in Australia’s efforts to contain the Spanish Flu pandemic, will be [...]
Pop-up COVID-19 vaccination clinics rolled out for Victorians experiencing homelessness
Pop-up COVID-19 vaccination clinics rolled out for Victorians experiencing homelessness
‘Angels of the Battlefield’: A documentary on the ANZAC nurses of World War I
‘Angels of the Battlefield’: A documentary on the ANZAC nurses of World War I
Government commits to provide access to Pfizer and workplace vaccinations for aged care workers
Government commits to provide access to Pfizer and workplace vaccinations for aged care workers
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Professional boundaries: Respecting the feelings of residents in aged care
She called him *Shorty. He called her *Smiley. She was one of his nurses in the aged care facility. He [...]
Keeping the person’s best interests in mind
A fundamental right of patients in healthcare is the right to consent and to refuse treatment. When the patient lacks [...]
Update: COVID-19 vaccine effectiveness, efficacy, and safety
The benefits associated with COVID-19 vaccines (including Pfizer/ Comirnaty and AstraZeneca) outweigh the potential risk of adverse reactions and side [...]
The COVID-19 Delta variant: Vaccines and what we already know can protect us
The COVID-19 Delta variant: Vaccines and what we already know can protect us
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Going for gold: Nurse and Olympian Rachael Lynch primed for Tokyo Games
Going for gold: Nurse and Olympian Rachael Lynch primed for Tokyo Games
Justice & Action View All
Indigenous youth fight for climate justice
Seed is a youth Indigenous Youth Climate Network committed to a just and sustainable future with strong cultures and communities [...]
ANMF highlights the need for care of country and culture through Traditional Owners during NAIDOC week
As part of this year’s NAIDOC Week celebrations, the Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation (ANMF) is highlighting the work of [...]
For health’s sake: Advocating for climate change through CAHA
A key priority for the Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation is advocating for environmental sustainability in the wake of the [...]
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The struggle of being a carer and mother during COVID
I consider myself an easy going, adaptable person who can usually see both sides of an argument – but negotiating [...]
Coffee: The good and the bad depends on the dose
For many coffee is a part of the daily routine, but often it is unclear where it sits in the [...]
New research vouches for benefits of MindStep service
New research has reaffirmed the value of a telehealth service that provides advice on cognitive behaviour, according to the university [...]
Research & Innovation View All
New tool to help clinicians improve support for adults with autism
Flinders University researchers and fellow experts have developed a new screening system to give autism researchers and clinicians working with [...]
What are the most important research questions about medicine use in people living with dementia?
Researchers from the University of South Australia, the University of Sydney, Monash University and the University of New South Wales [...]
Compassion Fatigue and Work Productivity among Palliative Care Nurses in Australia
A team of nursing researchers at La Trobe University are seeking palliative care nurses to participate in an online survey [...]
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