More than half of the 300 public submissions already received by the Royal Commission into Aged Care have raised concerns about substandard or unsafe care [...]
The South Pacific Nurses Forum (SPNF) began in 1982 after a group of nurses from the region connected at the 1980 International Council of Nurses [...]
Nurses working under the profession’s modern award will see their minimum rest break between ordinary shifts increase from eight to 10 hours after the ANMF [...]
Registered Nurse Mary Birch stumbled across breathing retraining in the late 1990s. Before long, she was teaching the program to people and helping them overcome [...]
Prior to undertaking advanced emergency training, nurses working in a small island nation in the Pacific called Kiribati had limited knowledge and were easily overwhelmed. [...]
Monitoring and recording a patient’s vital signs are among the core duties of a nurse and keeping track of time is essential during the delivery [...]
A Placement Educator at Flinders University’s College of Nursing & Health Sciences in Adelaide, Registered Nurse Deb Hastings helps student nurses navigate their way through [...]
Civilian nurses who voluntarily served during the Vietnam War campaigning for more than two decades to secure the same health entitlements accessed by the military [...]
Groundbreaking flexible sensors fitted into the beds of aged care residents able to detect if they are in bed or not, breathing and track heart [...]
