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Features

Funding debate: Who pays for nursing

The ceaseless topic of who should pay for nursing continues to be argued in the halls of power. By Louis White more

06 May 13

 

Clinical:

Seeing is believing more

 

Neonatal Paediatrics:

Healing the child more

 

Workforce:

Beyond the future more

 

 

Health and disability scheme get budget support

The government has chosen to take the "responsible" course to delay the return to surplus in order to “support jobs and growth in an uncertain world”. By Amie Larter

Sweet healing

With a rise in antibiotic resistance, a crisis in chronic wound management has been averted with a new treatment. By Aileen Macalintal

Travelling well

A Canadian nurse, trained in travel health, has built a career on specialist counselling about vaccines, avoiding tropical disease and illness.

Constant changes

Professor Phillip Della, head of School of Nursing & Midwifery at Curtin University talks to Aileen Macalintal about his vision for Australia’s nurses.

ICN 25th Quadrennial Congress

Over 4000 nurses have descended on Melbourne for the ICN 25th Quadrennial Congress

Better access to specialist services

Online video consulting is a new way forward for rural health that’s dispensing with the need for people to travel long distances. By Susan Currie

Nurses not taking up vaccinations

Despite risk of exposure to influenza and other infectious diseases, vaccine take-up rates among health professionals remains dangerously low. By Amie Larter

Helping parents of pre-term babies to cope

The trauma of preterm delivery on the family unit cannot be underestimated. By Trudi Mannix

SA nurses campaign via social media

Nurses and midwives in South Australia are turning to Facebook in a bid to capture the attention of State Treasurer, Jay Weatherill. By Amie Larter

Nurses knock back ‘substandard’ Mater offer

Nurses and midwives at the Mater Public Hospital in Brisbane have overwhelmingly rejected an attempt to implement nurse and midwife employment conditions that are inferior to Queensland Health employment arrangements.

Survival was worth the effort

A nurse responds to the article 'Anorexics force legal decision' (Nursing Review, page 36, February).

 

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