Interventions, tools, approaches and the measurement of nurses’ reflection in clinical settings are highly varied, a new paper has found. Reflection is a formal process [...]
New research has investigated the role of army medics, trained as both enrolled nurses and as soldiers, who live out a duality of roles while [...]
Improvements to workplace safety for nurses working in regional and remote areas are urgently needed according to a new study. The literature review undertaken by [...]
People struggling to motivate themselves to engage in activities that are good for them, such as exercise or being more social, should tap into their [...]
Calls for government action on gender pay gap
Despite antimicrobial use in the community continuing to fall, overprescribing and inappropriate prescribing remains an ongoing threat that is fuelling antimicrobial resistance to commonly prescribed [...]
Australians are spending more money treating musculoskeletal injuries than “any other condition, disease or injury,” a new report from the Australian Institute of Health and [...]
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 [...]
As nurses and midwives have you ever thought about conducting or being part of a research project? Dean Whitehead, the lead author/editor of Nursing and [...]
