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Making the unfamiliar familiar

A new orientation program is helping nurses make the transition from hospital to general practice, writes Julieanne Crow. The Otway Division of General Practice (ODGP) has conducted an innovative Australian-first pilot orientation program designed for nurses in their first 12 ...

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Kiwi students Aussie-bound?

Pessimistic about job prospects in New Zealand, nursing students are looking across the Tasman. A snapshot survey of Dunedin third-year nursing students shows most want a job in New Zealand but the vast majority are pessimistic about their chance of ...

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Faculties update

The latest news from across the faculties. Faculty Advisory Committee (FAC) meetings Throughout August and September all FACs held their quarterly meetings. Due to busy workloads, retirement and other commitments, resignations were received from the following members: Dan Gordon (New ...

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Policy update

RCNA maintains lobbying momentum through the federal government election 2010. Following a frenetic federal government election campaign, RCNA has continued concentrated lobbying efforts to ensure greater recognition and engagement of nurses in health planning and reform. This included targeted post-election ...

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RCNA Corporate Partner profile – Eastern Health

Introducing RCNA’s new corporate partner. RCNA is pleased to introduce Eastern Health as an RCNA Corporate Partner. Eastern Health covers the largest area of any metropolitan health service in Victoria, providing essential services and programs across a range of specialty ...

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Chief Executive Officer’s report

The International Nurse Practitioner/Advanced Practice Nursing Network Conference was a huge success, writes Debra Cerasa. What a fantastic event the 6th International Nurse Practitioner/Advanced Practice Nursing Network Conference was! Over 400 national and international nurses and nursing leaders joined us ...

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New minister impresses in his first address

Abandoning his departmental script, Mark Butler spoke openly and was warmly received at the ACSA national conference. Despite the challenges of a minority government, the new minister for ageing is confident of reform as aged care is not “a major ...

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