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Aboriginal nurse leader, Janine Mohamed, on being named Victorian of the Year
Aboriginal nurse leader, Janine Mohamed, on being named Victorian of the Year
Quicker assessment for overseas trained nurses and midwives
The assessment of clinical skills for overseas trained nurses and midwives aiming to join the Australian health workforce will now [...]
There’s something about Mary
In the spotlight of the Five of My Life Challenge podcast, Mary Chiarella unravelled the tapestry of her life under [...]
‘Too important not to get right’: National plan for artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare launched
The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) is too big to ignore and, for healthcare, too important not to get right, [...]
Have your say on the aged care wage increase
Have your say on the aged care wage increase
Queensland Government boosts free TAFE for nursing students
In a bid to increase the pipeline of the next generation of nurses, the Queensland Government has injected extra funding [...]
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Further evidence on benefits of delayed cord clamping
New research lends further weight to the benefits of delayed cord clamping, finding waiting for at least two minutes to [...]
Western Health Breast Care Nurse Scholarship program helps nurses gain the skills and knowledge needed to be specialist breast care nurses
Breast care nurses are registered nurses who have specialist skills and knowledge about breast care nursing. Western Health, a large [...]
An Australian Cancer Nursing and Navigation Program set to transform services
A first-of-its-kind Australian Cancer Nursing and Navigation Program is set to receive $166 million of Government funding. The program will [...]
Nurse Practitioner opens transgender and gender diverse clinic to provide ‘inclusive healthcare’
In February, South Australian nurse practitioner and academic Toni Slotnes-O’Brien discovered that a person close to her was transgender and, [...]
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Aboriginal nurse leader, Janine Mohamed, on being named Victorian of the Year
Aboriginal nurse leader, Janine Mohamed, on being named Victorian of the Year
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Bombing hospitals, destroying ambulances and the ethics of (un)just war
Bombing hospitals, destroying ambulances and the ethics of (un)just war
Elder-led LGBTQIA+ program to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander youth
The first Elder-led intervention for improving the social emotional wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander LGBTQA+ young people will [...]
Shifting focus of legal matters
As I was preparing for this last legal issues editorial that I will be writing for the journal, I was [...]
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5 ways to get (and stay) in good credit health
You know about mental and physical health, but what about your credit health? If the only thing expanding in your [...]
How many days a week do you need to exercise to see real benefits?
Edith Cowan University researchers may have unlocked a question many of us have pondered – how often do you actually [...]
Save $1,000? Here’s how
Living costs are on the rise, but that doesn’t mean you should give up having savings goals. These five rules [...]
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Digital camera and AI algorithm can now detect facial palsy
Computer scientists have developed a new diagnostic tool using artificial intelligence (AI) and a digital camera to detect facial palsy, [...]
Further evidence on benefits of delayed cord clamping
New research lends further weight to the benefits of delayed cord clamping, finding waiting for at least two minutes to [...]
‘Too important not to get right’: National plan for artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare launched
The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) is too big to ignore and, for healthcare, too important not to get right, [...]
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