It was our ‘Ruby Anniversary’, 40 years since ‘Group 792’ from St Andrews Private Hospital, Adelaide, commenced our nursing training. We were a small group [...]
In his first few years of university in his native United States, Chris Helms ironically wanted to take on any subjects bar nursing. His broad [...]
You’ve ‘got to be on’ the whole time. If you lose concentration you can have a sharps injury or drop a piece of equipment you [...]
Victorian registered nurse Jo Peterson is busy making her name as an emerging designer of multi award winning classic millinery. “I just like to make [...]
“It’s ok for men to care. These qualities are not to be suppressed but to be embraced. These are natural traits of men, they are [...]
Registered nurse/midwife Janene Steward retired back in February exactly 50 years on from the day she began nursing. In the lead up to the milestone [...]
It is hard to imagine nowadays but when Pamela Butler trained as a nurse in the 1950s part of her education involved scaling, cleaning and [...]
New Prostate Cancer Specialist Nurse for the Top End, Ruby Hilario, says she will be able to increase the level of support for the 100 [...]
Problem solving, creativity, and being able to see outside the square are key attributes of the RN Kate Wakelin’s role providing support to people with [...]
