Nurse education in Australia: Part 12

By Lucy Osborn MACN (ENL) ACN Next Generation Community of Interest Chair and author of The Scrubs that Fit NurseClick column 5 predictions for the future Nurse education in Australia has changed completely over the years, as you have seen through this amazing collection of articles. However, I believe we are yet to plateau. Sure,…

Position Statement

Nurses, genomics and clinical practice

View fullscreenSkip to PDF content More resources White Paper Value-based health care through nursing leadership (Abridged) 31 May 2022 Position Statement The role of registered nurses in residential aged care facilities 1 July 2016 Submission Commonwealth Government COVID-19 response inquiry 1 December 2023 Position Statement Voluntary Assisted Dying 20 January 2021 Position Statement Skill mix…

Nurse education in Australia: Part 11

By Trish Lowe MACN – ACN Nurse Educator Nursing speciality organisations, practice standards and benchmarking. The emergence of nursing specialty organisations began at a State level in Australia in the 1950’s, before expanding to either national governing bodies or affiliate organisations in the 1970s and 80s (Pratt, 1994). Nursing specialty organisations had evolved in response…

Perspectives on men who care

Members of the Australian College of Nursing (ACN) Men in Nursing Working Party at the 2019 National Nursing Forum. During our Men in Nursing Campaign, men from all across the country have shared their passion for nursing and being a nurse in our eBook and video series. However, men are not alone in their push…