A South Australian coroner has handed down its findings on the brutal murder of outback nurse Gayle Woodford , which includes recommendations to expand Gale’s [...]
The Chair of Dementia Australia has called for a transformation in care delivery for people with dementia while presenting a three-pronged roadmap for quality care [...]
An ANMF member with more than 25 years of experience in the aged care sector has urged the federal government to adopt the full recommendations [...]
Although the current Australian government has made an effort to improve the quality of care in aged care, it seems that the depreciated sector has [...]
ANMF joins the Thrive by Five Campaign to improve early childhood learning
ANMF win against employer attacks on Award
This year’s Close the Gap report has highlighted the excellence of leadership that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health workers and leaders can provide, if [...]
Why health professionals must take a more self-critical approach to cultural safety issues
The government’s proposed Industrial Relations Omnibus Bill threatens to exacerbate systemic issues within the aged care sector, including stagnated wage growth and the increased casualisation [...]
