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Dr Rosemary Bryant reflects on the evolution of nursing over the past 50 years
Dr Rosemary Bryant reflects on the evolution of nursing over the past 50 years
Superannuation boost for Australians
From today, millions of Australians will receive a boost to their superannuation balances as compulsory employer contributions rise from 10-10.5%. [...]
ANMF calls on government to keep COVID payments for workers
The Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation (ANMF), is calling on the Albanese Government to reverse a decision to scrap COVID [...]
Highest death rate in young people caused by road fatalities
Road fatalities are the highest cause of death in young people across the globe, research has revealed. The study undertaken [...]
Aged care reform crucial for ageing population
Aged care sector reform should be prioritised to support the nation’s ageing population and increase in the number of elderly [...]
Addressing mental and psychological support to Ukrainian nurses affected by war
A Ukraine delegation, including the country’s Deputy Health Minister Oleksii Iaremenko, has recently updated the World Health Assembly on the [...]
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Overdue normalisation of nurse-led advance care planning interventions in Australia
When life is irretrievably coming to an end from progressive chronic illness in advanced age, patients aspire to have time [...]
‘SMS4dads’: Innovative service helps men transition to fatherhood
Like many expectant dads, Sam Woods was a little nervous about the impending birth of his second child early last [...]
What we know about ‘Long COVID’ or, post Covid-19 condition in 2022
Post-COVID condition or ‘Long COVID’ can be characterised by ongoing symptoms following acute COVID-19 illness. Evidence and understanding of the [...]
First Nations People of Australia – End of life care at Calvary Riverina
Palliative Care Australia1 believes quality end of life care can only be realised when it is culturally appropriate to the [...]
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The road ahead for ACT nurses and midwives
The road ahead for ACT nurses and midwives
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State budget failure prompts NSW nurses and midwives to take action
NSW nurses and midwives are planning a mass stop work meeting next week over the NSW budget and the state [...]
Fair Work Commission lifts minimum wage by 5.2%
The Fair Work Commission (FWC) has decided to increase Australia’s minimum wage by 5.2% in a bid to provide relief [...]
ANMF reveals their Political Report Card on health and aged care policy
In the lead up to the Federal Election, the Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation (ANMF) has formed a political report [...]
Wellbeing View All
Health check your health insurance
On first glance all private health insurance can look the same, so there are some real, tangible advantages to reviewing [...]
6 ways nurses and midwives can improve strength and conditioning
Greg Haff is a Professor of Strength and Conditioning at Edith Cowan University. Globally renowned for his research and impact [...]
An attitude of gratitude
“I would maintain that thanks are the highest form of thought and that gratitude is happiness doubled by wonder” - [...]
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A documentary on a mental health study gives unique research insights
A researcher and academic at the Black Dog Institute says that working on a recently concluded ABC series, focused on [...]
Link revealed between early physical health and later cognitive outcomes
Researchers at Monash University have revealed that a focus on physical activity in childhood can lead to improved cognitive outcomes [...]
Health intervention helps new grad nurses improve diet and exercise
New graduate nurses who took part in a health promotion intervention program during their transition to practice programs (TTP) improved [...]
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