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Workforce
CPD made easy – The experts’ guide to continuing professional development
Nursing is one Australia’s most in-demand professions, despite nurses and midwives already representing over half of the nation’s health workforce.…
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Top Stories
Albanese pledges fee-free TAFE as election campaign kicks off
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has thrown Labor’s first election pitch at a major campaign rally in Adelaide on Sunday, saying…
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Specialty Focus
New program trains aged care workers to support CALD seniors
A new training program will help equip aged care workers with skills to support culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) seniors.…
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Industry & Reform
Frail lives matter: opinion
Open letter to Tom Symondson, chief of the Aged and Community Care Providers Association (ACCPA). Come on, Tom, when will…
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Specialty Focus
Dementia expert urges providers to upskill staff
A neurology professor has foreshadowed a rapid increase in dementia cases within the next five years and has advised aged…
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News
More nurses trained to spot autism in kids
Victorian nurses will monitor babies for early signs of autism during routine health checks under a new training plan. Minister…
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Clinical Practice
Training not a fix-all for job performance of nurses: study
A holistic approach is best when it comes to managing the job performance of nurses, a researcher has argued. Charles…
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Silver lining
Our nurses are passing on their knowledge to their East Timorese counterparts. By Aileen Macalintal A trip to East Timor…
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Keeping community care affordable
Private providers and government must work together to keep costs down in this growing area of nursing. By Mary Casey…
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Watchdog to examine training groups
Australia's national skills regulator is casting a close eye over registered training organisations (RTOs) following the rise in concern over…
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Palliative care for non-palliative nurses
An ageing population means palliative care is no longer a specialised field – but training is lagging. By Amie Larter…
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