‘I can’t see myself going back to Sydney’: Life as a new grad in the bush
‘I can’t see myself going back to Sydney’: Life as a new grad in the bush
Australian nurses show solidarity with Californian counterparts fighting to protect nurse-to-patient ratios during COVID-19
Australian nurses show solidarity with Californian counterparts fighting to protect nurse-to-patient ratios during COVID-19
In conversation with National Rural Health Commissioner Ruth Stewart
In conversation with National Rural Health Commissioner Ruth Stewart
‘It’s destiny’: Meet new CATSINaM CEO, Professor Roianne West
‘It’s destiny’: Meet new CATSINaM CEO, Professor Roianne West
‘We have come a long way’: Nurse Practitioner Week 2020
This Saturday, 12 December, marks 20 years since the first nurse practitioners were endorsed in Australia. The landmark moment serves as a constant reminder of how far the advanced practice nursing role has come and, importantly, what is still left to achieve. Nurse practitioners have been well-established internationally but in Australia their introduction and acceptance […]
My grad year on The Austin Hospital’s COVID-19 ward
My grad year on The Austin Hospital’s COVID-19 ward
The workplace challenges faced by older nurses and midwives
The workplace challenges faced by older nurses and midwives
By her side: A midwifery student’s journey with pregnant women
By her side: A midwifery student’s journey with pregnant women
5 ways to deal with workplace conflict
5 ways to deal with workplace conflict
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 and for-profit facilities, a new study from the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety has revealed. The study, described as the most detailed profile on the quality of residential aged care facilities ever […]