Pain management is a core component of nursing care. Uncontrolled pain can have many negative effects on the individual and therefore as nurses this must [...]
The federal government has announced a review of nursing education will start this year. The last independent review of nurse education was in 2002. Minister [...]
Prior to undertaking advanced emergency training, nurses working in a small island nation in the Pacific called Kiribati had limited knowledge and were easily overwhelmed. [...]
A Placement Educator at Flinders University’s College of Nursing & Health Sciences in Adelaide, Registered Nurse Deb Hastings helps student nurses navigate their way through [...]
Australians can now opt in or opt out of My Health Record at any time and permanently delete their records following the passing of new [...]
When her father developed dementia in his mid-to-late 50s Dawn Ogden wanted to do everything in her power to help. It led her to a [...]
University of Newcastle researchers are leading the world in ground-breaking virtual reality (VR) technology in the nursing and midwifery curriculum. The world-first technology was presented [...]
The best evidence available should be accessible to all and is key to tackling poor practice that can do more harm than good, according to [...]
The first national standard of care for venous thromboembolism (VTE) has been released ahead of World Thrombosis Day on Saturday 13 October. The Venous Thromboembolism [...]
