AAP - 02-04-2023
Young doctors in the NSW regions will be among thousands of healthcare students eligible for a $12,000 scholarship if they commit to working in the state's public health
Haley Williams - 07-11-2022
Anti-ageism advocacy campaign EveryAGE Counts has launched a new language guide to educate health professionals and the public
AAP - 28-08-2022
More than 10,000 budding nurses and midwives will have their university degrees paid off in full to boost staffing across Victoria's ailing health system.
Charlotte Mitchell - 21-06-2022
The Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre has launched its Cancer Nursing Discovery Program, supporting registered nurses to become specialised cancer nurses. Candidates
Charlotte Mitchell - 25-05-2022
New national data shows seven out of every 10 student nurses who complete APNA’s Student Nurse Placement Program (SNPP) say they would consider a primary health care
Charlotte Mitchell - 22-04-2022
Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the topics of burnout and compassion fatigue have been in the spotlight. And one emergency nurse has welcomed the attention these
HealthTimes - 20-04-2022
As the COVID-19 pandemic has evolved, the Australian Injectable Drugs Handbook (AIDH), which is developed by expert hospital pharmacists, has remained an essential companion
Haley Williams - 14-11-2022
Covid-19 inspired a wave of career switchers, and investment in healthcare sector skills training boomed. Many were jumping into healthcare, perhaps in awe of our frontline
Nicole Madigan - 24-11-2021
As the importance of diversity becomes more understood, an increasing number of industries are doing more to ensure they attract a more diverse, and inclusive, workforce.
Nicole Madigan - 24-06-2021
Growing up, Catherine Grima’s career aspirations switched from hair dressing and teaching, to food technologist and lab assistant, and everything in between.
Haley Williams - 19-06-2021
Transition shock is a relatively new term based on reality shock, coined by Marlene Kramer in her 1974 book, Reality
Nicole Madigan - 22-04-2021
The desire to help others is one of the most common reasons for undertaking a nursing degree. But for some nursing graduates, for one reason or another,
Nicole Madigan - 20-04-2021
Nurse education is critical when it comes to the identification of mental health issues or signs of elder abuse within nursing homes, according to mental health specialist,
Haley Williams - 13-04-2021
In Australia, nurse practitioners are becoming increasingly critical in providing health care to at-risk populations – especially those in rural and remote regions.
Haley Williams - 18-11-2021
One in ten people you meet or patients you treat identify as LGBTQIA+. So, why are these individuals feeling invisible when it comes to health care? And even more concerning,
Health Times - 22-05-2020
Charles Sturt University’s Master of Gerontology gives you the advanced skills and knowledge to strengthen the community’s capacity to deliver exceptional healthcare
Health Insights - 23-05-2017
Once qualified, nurses have a duty to continue their education so that they can remain aware of and keep up to date with medical advancements and new research. Knowledge is
Karen Keast - 18-04-2017
Want to try mindfulness to combat workplace or home pressures, improve your sleep, or step up your level of activity? Need help with addiction, such as alcohol,
HealthTimes - 25-01-2016
The beauty industry has seen exponential growth in recent years and cosmetic procedures are in ever-increasing demand. As more patients becoming interested in
Karen Keast - 22-04-2015
The Australian College of Nursing (ACN) is working to forge nurse leaders who can provide leadership through their contribution to policy, practice and in the delivery of
HealthTimes - 13-02-2015
New continuing professional development requirements for nurses and midwives in Australia With national registration now in place for nurses and midwives in Australia,
HealthTimes - 04-06-2015
A recent study has found that despite the importance of sciences in nursing curriculum, there is a lack of research on what must by taught to best prepare nursing students
HealthTimes - 08-05-2015
New tools that explore nursing students’ belief in their abilities to care for critically ill patients are helping nursing educators differentiate beginner students
HealthTimes - 01-05-2015
Looking to study the effect mentorship in nursing academia would have on stemming the decreasing number
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