Nurse Education

By Professor Melanie Birks The healthcare industry is quickly expanding, with longer Australian life expectancies and a growing population

Australians in rural and remote areas have less access to health care compared with people in urban areas, yet many nurses feel unprepared to transition from metropolitan

Most health professionals want what’s best for their patients. It’s part of their DNA. Increasingly, the health professionals I meet understand the importance

Orticare is the Grampians Loddon Mallee Pharmacotherapy Network, one of five area-based networks in Victoria. We are working to create better access to pharmacotherapy services

As technology advances and time becomes even more precious to healthcare professionals,  the way their education is delivered also needs to change. This was something

Quality of life and health outcomes for older people are set to improve with funding from the Victorian Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) to deliver crucial training

Bond University has become the first in Australia to introduce emotional intelligence (EI) testing as part of the selection process for its sought-after medical program, with

Proposed changes to university debt repayment thresholds have the very real potential of making nursing study unattractive and exacerbate anticipated workforce shortages.

You have a calling. Each of us has one. Whether it’s a dream that’s captivated you since you were young, or a gentle voice growing louder inside you each day.

The first of three University of Queensland Regional Training Hubs supporting junior doctors to undertake specialist training in regional Queensland will be launched on Thursday

By Dr John Smithson, senior lecturer in the College of Healthcare Sciences and the Centre for Nursing and Midwifery Research at James Cook University Look

Members of the Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation will reinforce their commitment to waste management and sustainability at the union's annual Health and Environmental

Torrens University Australia is quickly proving itself to be a game changer in the field of public health. Earlier this year, the Public Health Information

Life-changing encounters with doctors have inspired two high-achieving students from Moreton Bay to sign up for the University of the Sunshine Coast’s new

The Australian Centre for Grief and Bereavement (ACGB) is calling on psychologists, counsellors, and allied health professionals to update their qualifications in grief and

Nursing and midwifery educators are in a changing world that challenges us to keep our knowledge current and to develop engaging, relevant content and teaching strategies.

As the health profiles of women having babies continue to change, the complexity of the care requirements undertaken by midwives is increasing, prompting a surge of interest

Australia’s private hospital sector stands ready to answer the Australian Medical Association’s call for more training places for early career doctors, with the

Hundreds of nurses, students and health professionals from around the country will come together next week to discuss how to ‘Make Change Happen’

HealthX is dedicated to providing and building long term sustainable nursing solutions to regional and remote Australia. In keeping with this longstanding tradition