Historic chronic underinvestment of nursing and midwifery, compounded by a global pandemic, has left a perilous shortage of the world’s largest health workforce. The COVID-19 [...]
The COVID-19 pandemic together with other global pressures that have been placed on the world’s healthcare systems have converged to highlight the prediction –and now [...]
Nursing has overtaken building as the third most common non-school qualification in Australia, behind business and management and teacher education according to 2021 Census data [...]
Queensland nurses and midwives have identified dangerous workloads, moral distress or fatigue and insufficient income as the key barriers to recruiting and retaining workforce as [...]
The federal government is encouraging more Australians to take up a career in mental health, with applications for the next round of the $5.2 million [...]
A new online course based on incontinence care standards for Australians living with Dementia, has been developed by the National Ageing Research Institute (NARI). Titled [...]
Have you ever commenced work in a new area of nursing practice, one where you have no previous experience? You may have felt nervous with [...]
Dr Rosemary Bryant reflects on the evolution of nursing over the past 50 years
Seven out of 10 student nurses who completed APNA’s Student Nurse Placement Program (SNPP) said the experience exceeded their expectations, raising hopes that the next [...]
