Nurse Education

Did you know that the Graduate Certificate in Custodial Health at the University of Newcastle is the only one of its kind offered in Australia? This online

A new $5.15 million-dollar Australian Government scholarship program will support mental health nurses and allied health practitioners to enter or upskill in the mental health

By Lauren Bell Have you ever left a pot of water on the stove to boil, and it burned dry? I have felt that way, and I bet you have too.[subscribe]

The Australian Injectable Drugs Handbook (AIDH) is Australia’s indispensable nursing resource to manage risk and ensure quality care in every ward of every hospital

The Australian Catholic University (ACU) has begun construction on a $1.9 million-dollar nurse training ward in Ballarat, doubling the university’s capacity for pre-clinical

An engaging chapter in a new book for nursing students by Federation University Associate Dean of Teaching Quality and Student Retention and senior lecturer in Nursing, Dr

When Margaret enrolled in the

A new model of care to support emergency nurses has proven successful in the Illawarra and will now be rolled out across 30 hospitals nationally. Wollongong

For nurse and Master of Public Health student Katelyn Wall, Australia’s response to COVID-19 was a perfect illustration of just what can be achieved when people

USC Biomedical Science graduate Kellie Strickland had to pinch herself when she landed in England in September last year to take up a respiratory physiologist position at

The Federal Government has subsidised natural health courses at Endeavour College for the first time, with two new undergraduate courses discounted by thousands of dollars

A new professional development program has been launched to identify the necessary digital health capabilities for nurses and midwives to further improve the quality, safety

As funding of mental health programs increases, demand for skilled nurses will rise and as a result, there is an accelerating need for a skilled mental health workforce in

Apart from being asked if she had a pet kangaroo, Holmesglen nursing student Madison Banfield found her recent exchange to a Canadian college exciting and educational.

You might not automatically associate the art of tai chi with the medical expertise of nursing, but for Anastasia Yianni, the combination couldn’t be more natural.

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