Nurse Education

TAFE Queensland Scholarship recipient Jasmine Baker has persevered through trying times to keep her goal of becoming a nurse on track. “I have three children

Let’s face it, for most of us ‘clinical governance’ is an unattractive term. As clinicians devoted to providing the best care to patients, the impact of

The Free-to-attend Nurses and Clinicians Event is returning to Victorian Healthcare Week on the 23-24 July 2019 at the Melbourne

Graduates with a relevant degree can now apply for Wintec’s Master of Nursing Science, a new qualification which aims to put more culturally responsive, work-ready nurses

After raising her five young daughters and one son through their early years, Coonamble resident Sarah O’Neil, decided she wanted to pursue her passion and a career

The Australian College of Nurse Practitioners (ACNP) launched the Transforming Health Care initiative in 2018 to provide valuable information to the public and the nursing

Demand for skilled healthcare professionals is on the rise with 250,000 new jobs to be filled over the next five years. Stand out from the crowd with a postgraduate degree.

When a hospital CEO incorporated a Married at First Sight Clip, along with a scene from The Office into their presentation at a Leadership Forum earlier this year, the audience

Travelling the world may not be top of mind when considering a nursing career, but many nurses are taking the opportunity to explore exotic places while earning continuing

The Berwick Centre for Health, a $15 million-dollar purpose-built teaching and simulation facility, has officially opened in Victoria to provide students in nursing, community

The 9th Annual Australian Healthcare Week Free-to-attend Expo is returning to the International Convention Centre, Sydney on the 27-28 March 2019!

The Free-to-attend Nurses and Clinicians Event is returning to Australian Healthcare Week on the 27-28 March 2019 at the International Convention Centre,

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.