AAP - 25-02-2015

A report into Victoria's public hospitals has highlighted many are in a precarious financial position. Cash levels at 12 Victorian public

Karen Keast - 19-02-2015

An extra 163 graduate nurses have been employed in New Zealand compared to the same time last year. Ministry of Health figures show a total of 868 graduates,

Karen Keast - 17-02-2015

Australians face sky-high American-style treatment costs if governments continue to privatise hospitals and health services. That’s the message from the

HealthTimes - 17-02-2015

In this three-part series, we explore how pathologist assistant Georgie and her husband Nate can make the most out of their income and how financial advice can improve their

HealthTimes - 13-02-2015

Australian nurses are feeling disheartened and underappreciated with several surveys finding increasing

Karen Keast - 13-02-2015

The Australian Nursing Federation is upping the ante in its campaign to help nursing graduates secure

Karen Keast - 13-02-2015

Western Australian nurses have won their fight to become the highest paid nurses

HealthTimes - 13-02-2015

On Wednesday 19th March the Chancellor of the Exchequer – George Osborne unveiled the most radical reformation of the UK pension regime, dwarfing the A-day changes announced

Karen Keast - 14-01-2015

A large study in the United States has found nurses working rotating night shifts face an increased risk of cardiovascular disease and lung cancer. The study

Karen Keast - 13-11-2014

Liberian health workers have resorted to using plastic bags at times to protect themselves against the deadly Ebola virus. Speaking via video link as part of