Nursing and midwifery are professions that involve giving part of ourselves at work. By default, we are attracted to the profession because we are natural [...]
The advice to nurses wishing to ‘dip their toe’ into research is to seek out a mentor, says one of Australia’s leading mental health nurse [...]
In the past year, nurses and midwives were punched, stabbed, threatened with weapons and assaulted all too frequently. Escalating occupational violence within the health professions [...]
To nap or not to nap on night shift – does it reduce fatigue? That is the question nurses at the Royal Children’s Hospital (RCH) [...]
The South Australian government’s No Jab, No Play law came into effect at childcare services across the state this month. From 1 January children who [...]
One of Australia’s most unconventional nurse researchers is developing a ‘Poop-it’ educational kit for children. The Poop-it Kit will contain poo-related stories, wall posters, poo-shaped [...]
It was our ‘Ruby Anniversary’, 40 years since ‘Group 792’ from St Andrews Private Hospital, Adelaide, commenced our nursing training. We were a small group [...]
The International Council of Nurses (ICN) and the international leadership of the Nursing Now Campaign have expressed their support and solidarity to the nurses and [...]
Addiction to social networking sites reduces nurses’ performance and affects their ability to concentrate, according to a study published in the Journal of Advanced Nursing. [...]
