Cultural safety in Australian nursing and midwifery
2022-11-21T08:33:19+11:00Developed in the 1980s by Maori nurse and anthropologist Irihapeti Ramsden in New Zealand Aotearoa, Cultural Safety has gradually become a key component in nurses' [...]
Developed in the 1980s by Maori nurse and anthropologist Irihapeti Ramsden in New Zealand Aotearoa, Cultural Safety has gradually become a key component in nurses' [...]
After the disastrous 2019-20 bushfire season and recent flooding in NSW, Australia’s nurses and midwives know all too well that climate disaster creates a significant [...]
A program focused on delivering safe-sleeping practices for infants in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities could reduce the incidents of sudden infant death syndrome [...]
A researcher and academic at the Black Dog Institute says that working on a recently concluded ABC series, focused on creativity and mental health, has [...]
Researchers at Monash University have revealed that a focus on physical activity in childhood can lead to improved cognitive outcomes in middle age and reduce [...]
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Researchers at Flinders University have released new findings that illustrate how the gut’s cells work in tandem with the spinal cord and brain, in turn [...]
Two new federally funded cervical cancer projects will help advance the country’s aim of eliminating the disease by 2035, according to Health Minister Greg Hunt. [...]
Sydney University Professor and nurse researcher on dementia and gerontology Yun-Hee Jeon has helped improve clinical care for those living with dementia. Professor Jeon says [...]