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Victorian government backs staff-to-resident ratios in private aged care
The Victorian government has pledged $40 million to help cover the cost of introducing minimum staff-to-resident ratios in private aged [...]
COVID-19 immunity lasts up to eight months, research finds
People who have been infected with the COVID-19 virus have sustained protection against reinfection for at least eight months, according [...]
No meaningful action on gender equality in Retirement Income Review Panel’s report
The Retirement Income Review Panel’s report shows no intention of closing the gender gap, the ANMF says. In a joint [...]
Superbugs on track to kill more people than COVID-19, infectious disease experts warn
Superbugs on track to kill more people than COVID-19, infectious disease experts warn
Nurses in government-run aged care homes provide the most amount of care, study finds
Nurses in government-run aged care homes provide three times the amount of care to each resident per day than not-for-profit [...]
Australian men among the world’s most obese
Australia has the second highest rate of obese men among countries in the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), [...]
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Nursing beyond borders
Nurse Christine Shanahan has worked the wards of Sydney’s hospitals, but she’s also treated sexual violence victims in Sudan, diagnosed [...]
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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An interview with nurse and multi-disciplinary researcher Dr Ruth De Souza
An interview with nurse and multi-disciplinary researcher Dr Ruth De Souza
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Landmark SBS documentary series shines the spotlight on Australia’s addiction crisis
A groundbreaking new SBS documentary series which follows the lives of 10 Australians and their families as they confront their [...]
The beginning of the end of nuclear weapons?
Experts have told us for decades that pandemics happen and will continue to occur. As a result, the advent of [...]
Victorian Royal Flying Doctors Service nurses start industrial action
Members of the Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation (ANMF Victorian Branch) and the Victorian Ambulance Union (VAU) working for the [...]
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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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COVID-19 immunity lasts up to eight months, research finds
People who have been infected with the COVID-19 virus have sustained protection against reinfection for at least eight months, according [...]
Significant discounts for those wanting a membership to the Multinational Association for Supportive Care in Cancer
The Multinational Association for Supportive Care in Cancer (MASCC) is offering a 50% membership discount for nurses this year as [...]
Nurse-led research aims to improve bereavement care in ICU
Nurse-led research aims to improve bereavement care in ICU
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