Imagine it is your first day on a new ward as a nursing student. You check your fresh-pressed scrubs that are often too big for you, four pens in your pocket in case any of the brand new pens fail on you for some reason, stethoscope in your pocket, badge perfectly aligned so everyone knows…
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The Australian College of Nursing (ACN) welcomes the announcement today by Federal Home Affairs Minister Clare O’Neil highlighting the processing of almost 60,000 permanent visa applications will be prioritised to help fill worker shortages in areas of need such as nursing, health and aged care. “I welcome today’s comments from Minister O’Neil outlining the Federal…
Featured Image: totajla on Shutterstock I was born and raised in rural New South Wales and Queensland. I had heard the word ‘remote nursing’ but truly had no concept until I landed in remote locations in Western Australia (WA). Having worked my entire career (nearly 30 years) in tertiary hospitals, ‘going remote’ was my adventure.…
The National Nursing Forum (NNF) is the Australian College of Nursing’s signature annual leadership and educational event bringing together nurses, students and other health professionals from around the country and across the globe.
Multiple Sclerosis (MS) nursing first began as a specialised field in Australia about two decades ago, coinciding with the first treatment for MS in Australia, an injection called Betaferon. As nurses were recruited to help train patients in self injection techniques, it became apparent that nurses could have a significant impact in MS symptom management…
The National Nursing Roadshow is back! ACN’s CEO Adjunct Professor Kylie Ward FACN and a panel of experts are heading your way to discuss trending topics in nursing across Australia.
Featured Image: Peter Galleghan on Shutterstock For many of us nursing students, placement takes place in a medical/surgical environment where most of our shift consists of meticulous care plans and having a good old chat with our patients throughout the day. But what happens when the next four to six weeks of your nursing journey…