Research & Innovation
Burden of disease experiences by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people improves
The rate of healthy years of life lost due to living with illness or injury and premature death for Aboriginal [...]
Exercise could be key weapon in fighting cancer
Exercise could be key weapon in fighting cancer
Study: Reflection as a learning strategy for the training of nurses in clinical settings
Interventions, tools, approaches and the measurement of nurses’ reflection in clinical settings are highly varied, a new paper has found. [...]
New study pinpoints the need for better workplace safety for RANs
Improvements to workplace safety for nurses working in regional and remote areas are urgently needed according to a new study. [...]
Electronic Medical Record (EMR) study reveals divide between nursing and medical professions
Electronic Medical Record (EMR) study reveals divide between nursing and medical professions
Premature babies who taste and smell milk during tube feeding may help their brain growth
Premature babies who taste and smell milk during tube feeding may help their brain growth
End-of-life care challenging for nurses working in stressful EDs
A new study reveals that nurses in chaotic emergency departments (ED) find it hard to provide end of life care [...]
Obesity increases risk of Dementia
Harmful body fat can risk an increase in dementia and stroke, researchers warn. Examining grey brain matter of about 28,000 [...]
Nurses wanted for sleep study
Monash University researchers are recruiting Australian nurses to try personalised sleep recommendations for one week as part of a study [...]
Five resources to help you connect to arts and crafts at home
For nurses and midwives looking for ways to connect with their communities during the COVID-19 pandemic, online arts and crafts [...]
What nurse graduates need to know
An engaging chapter in a new book for nursing students, ‘Becoming Practice Ready’, provides practical advice for nursing students about [...]
Mark Butler commits to working with the ANMF on mandating aged care staff ratios
The Shadow Minister for Health and Ageing has committed to working with the ANMF and representative groups to ensure that [...]
Human rights lawyer issues “call to arms” for ANMF members and delegates
A senior human rights lawyer that fights for the rights of refugees and asylum seekers has told ANMF delegates that [...]
