ANMF members and officials rallied alongside other working Australians across the country today to protest against the failure of the Morrison government to deliver secure [...]
Labor’s pledge to restore $2.8 billion to the health system and inject $2.3 billion into Medicare will provide much needed relief for Australia’s public hospitals [...]
The Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation (ANMF) has called the Federal Budget a missed opportunity to provide safe, quality care for older Australians and says [...]
Greens leader Senator Richard Di Natale has committed to working together with the Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation (ANMF) as the political party maps out [...]
Implementing mandated minimum staffing levels and skills mix in aged care is not the sole indicator of a quality system yet one undoubtedly cannot be [...]
Around 70% of older Australians are without an Advanced Care Directive. This means they are not leaving instructions in the event that they’re unable to make [...]
In 2019, the Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation (ANMF) will lead the way on a wide range of issues facing nursing, midwifery and the broader [...]
More than half of the 300 public submissions already received by the Royal Commission into Aged Care have raised concerns about substandard or unsafe care [...]
Groundbreaking flexible sensors fitted into the beds of aged care residents able to detect if they are in bed or not, breathing and track heart [...]
