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COVID-19 Pandemic fuels information sharing at the 20th South Pacific Nurses Forum
COVID-19 Pandemic fuels information sharing at the 20th South Pacific Nurses Forum
ICN sets theme for International Nurses Day 2021
ICN sets theme for International Nurses Day 2021
New report calls for bowel cancer screening age to be lowered from 50 to 45
New report calls for bowel cancer screening age to be lowered from 50 to 45
NAIDOC Week celebrates First Nations Australians by acknowledging that it “Always Was, Always Will Be”
Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians across the country are celebrating NAIDOC Week, with around 200 official events scheduled to take place [...]
Older Persons COVID-19 Support Line extended
The Older Persons COVID-19 Support Line, established to provide information and support to senior Australians, their families and carers during [...]
At least 1,500 nurses have died from COVID-19, new ICN data confirms
At least 1,500 nurses have died from COVID-19, new ICN data confirms
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A nurse’s perspective living and working through a pandemic
Queensland based nurse Beatrix Todd has been working in Victoria to support nurses, healthcare staff and patients during the state’s [...]
How nurse-led models of care are reshaping healthcare – Bega Valley Teen Clinic
How nurse-led models of care are reshaping healthcare - Bega Valley Teen Clinic
How nurse-led models of care are reshaping healthcare: Why nurse-led?
Nurses working in nurse-led models of care undertake comprehensive assessment, provide timely person-centred care, opportunistic education and support, continuity of [...]
‘Where does the money go?’: Professor Joseph Ibrahim questions use of government funding in aged care
“I don’t think anyone really knows,” responded leading aged care reform advocate Professor Joseph Ibrahim when asked how billions of [...]
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Professor looks forward after being recognised as Australia’s leading nurse researcher
Professor Debra Jackson AO hopes being named Australia’s leading nurse researcher will help foster opportunities for the field’s emerging practitioners [...]
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The need for health workforce surge capacity highlighted in the latest issue of AJAN
The COVID-19 pandemic has placed great strain on the world’s health workforce. For health systems in many countries to respond [...]
Homelessness set to increase after budget cuts
Homelessness set to increase after budget cuts
Growing gender inequity in the wake of COVID
Female-dominated industries have been at the forefront of Australia’s COVID-19 pandemic response. For example our nursing, midwifery and carer workforces [...]
Wellbeing View All
How to best support staff through a pandemic as a nurse manager
Whether in acute care, aged care or community health, this year has been challenging and stressful on all staff. As [...]
Researchers call for greater mental health support for aged care workers amid COVID-19 pandemic
With more than 1,700 confirmed cases of COVID within the state’s workforce and 163 outbreaks since the start of the [...]
‘They are hurting’: NMHPV throws support behind Victorian nurses, midwives and carers on R U OK? Day
The Nursing and Midwifery Health Program Victoria (NMHPV) has encouraged Victorian nurses, midwives, carers and students experiencing anxiety, stress and [...]
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Midwifery researcher calls for better processes in treatment of incontinence in pregnant and postnatal women
Midwifery researcher calls for better processes in treatment of incontinence in pregnant and postnatal women
Consumer and clinician led priority setting for quality use of medicines in people living with dementia
A team of researchers is seeking input on the areas that matter most for future research in the field of [...]
Ground-breaking wound-healing technology outstrips global NASA competition
What if wounds could be healed in days rather than weeks without using stitches, staples or glue? The vision has [...]
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