Nurse Education

Health and education have traditionally been treated as separate policy areas in Australia, with one focused on treating illness and the other on academic performance. However,

A campaign to promote the image of nursing is required if Australia is to keep up with the needs of its growing and ageing population, according to the Australian College

Nurses face a glass ceiling, preventing them from utilising their skills and training, according to Health Minister Mark Butler. Mr Butler told ABC Radio it

The advancement if technologies in the healthcare sector has brought in the need to rethink how nursing professionals are trained and educated. There’s the challenge

Victoria University (VU) is offering post-graduate university courses for just over $2000 in the critical fields of nursing, mental health, child and adolescent health, and

Victoria University (VU) Online has slashed fees by up to 82% in the critical fields of nursing, mental health, child and adolescent health, and public health through the

Queensland nursing and midwifery students in their final year will receive a $5000 payment if they undertake a placement at a regional or rural hospital. The

The Western Australian government will help nurses and midwives pay off their higher education debts in a bid to attract more workers to remote and regional hospitals.

Young doctors in the NSW regions will be among thousands of healthcare students eligible for a $12,000 scholarship if they commit to working in the state's public health

Anti-ageism advocacy campaign EveryAGE Counts has launched a new language guide to educate health professionals and the public

More than 10,000 budding nurses and midwives will have their university degrees paid off in full to boost staffing across Victoria's ailing health system.

The Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre has launched its Cancer Nursing Discovery Program, supporting registered nurses to become specialised cancer nurses. Candidates

New national data shows seven out of every 10 student nurses who complete APNA’s Student Nurse Placement Program (SNPP) say they would consider a primary health care

Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the topics of burnout and compassion fatigue have been in the spotlight. And one emergency nurse has welcomed the attention these

As the COVID-19 pandemic has evolved, the Australian Injectable Drugs Handbook (AIDH), which is developed by expert hospital pharmacists, has remained an essential companion

In today’s evolving patient care environment, trust Lippincott® Solutions to help you improve team performance, increase clinical knowledge and support competency

As nurses, we face numerous stressors daily. We feel these stressors deeply, yet they are unacknowledged. And because they go unspoken, we are not good at showing compassion

Public health is all about improving community-wide health outcomes. There are countless ways to achieve this goal. Research, education and data analysis are

Whether you're a trained GP, a nurse, a health policy specialist, a pharmaceutical developer, or anywhere in between, your skills can take you anywhere.

Successful resuscitation attempts rely on the optimisation of cerebral and coronary perfusion. For this to occur it is important to minimise interruptions to