Aboriginal nurse leader, Janine Mohamed, on being named Victorian of the Year
Aboriginal health leader Janine Mohamed has devoted her career to expanding the Indigenous health workforce, especially nurses and midwives, championing culturally safe healthcare, and dismantling systemic racism.
Health organisations sign open letter in support of Voice to Parliament
More than 100 of Australia’s leading health organisations have signed an open letter in support of the Voice to Parliament, saying that they confidently believe the proposed advisory body, which will require a ‘Yes’ vote in the upcoming October 14 referendum to amend the Constitution, will enhance government decision-making about matters that affect Aboriginal and […]
CATSINaM releases position on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice
The Congress of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Nurses and Midwives (CATSINaM) has released its position statement on the upcoming Voice to Parliament referendum, declaring its support for the proposed law to alter the Constitution, yet, also calling for more action. “CATSINaM believes that a constitutionally enshrined Voice could be a fundamental provision towards recognising […]
‘YES’ – ACT Nurse backs Voice to Parliament
‘YES’ – ACT Nurse backs Voice to Parliament
Q&A: Nurse backs Voice to Parliament as ‘right thing to do’
Q&A: Nurse backs Voice to Parliament as ‘right thing to do’
Why this nurse is voting ‘Yes’ on the Voice to Parliament
Why this nurse is voting ‘Yes’ on the Voice to Parliament
Nurses and midwives support ‘Yes’ vote for a First Nations Voice to Parliament
Nurses and midwives support ‘Yes’ vote for a First Nations Voice to Parliament
‘Nothing about us without us’: Why the First Nations Voice to Parliament is nurses’ business
‘Nothing about us without us’: Why the First Nations Voice to Parliament is nurses’ business
National Rural and Remote Nursing Generalist Framework unveiled
National Rural and Remote Nursing Generalist Framework unveiled
First Nations representatives to guide National Boards’ consideration of allegations of racism
A minimum of two First Nations representatives will play a key role in making regulatory decisions about matters concerning culturally safe healthcare and racism where Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are involved, Ahpra and the National Boards have announced. Building on its efforts to eliminating racism from healthcare, the implementation of the new culturally […]