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Nursing on the doorstep: a socialised model of healthcare

Indigenous influencers use TikTok to increase HPV vaccination uptake

Delivering health promotion through social media platforms is one of the latest tools increasingly being used to empower people to take ownership and control of their health. Edith Cowan University (ECU) researchers have joined ranks

‘It’s the old people’: Why enrolled nurses (ENs) belong in aged care

Last year (2022), just two weeks out from Christmas, Tasmanian enrolled nurse Julie Wicks and dozens of her colleagues working across Southern Cross Care’s aged care facilities were asked to front up to a Monday

The Importance of Enrolled Nurses in Aged Care: Results of a National Aged Care Survey

According to the latest workforce census, there were around 17,000 Enrolled nurses (ENs) working across Australia’s aged care sector in 2020.1 Enrolled nurses are fundamental members of aged care teams and their work contributes valuably

Recognising excellence: Aged care registered nurses’ payment for clinical skills and leadership

The second round of the Aged Care Registered Nurses’ Payment initiative is now open for eligible registered nurses. The payment, which opened on 6 November 2023, and close on 20 December 2023, acknowledges the vital

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