Eight reasons why you’ll love the National Nursing Forum

Eight reasons why you’ll love the National Nursing Forum

If you think attending the National Nursing Forum (NNF) just involves sitting in an auditorium, think again! The NNF is not your average nursing conference. In addition to plenary and concurrent sessions presented by high-calibre leaders, delegates receive access to a jam-packed, interactive program offering ample opportunities to network with like-minded nurses, expand their horizons…

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Inquiry into human rights framework

View Fullscreen More resources Position Statement Occupational violence against nurses 25 October 2021 Position Statement The role of nurses in supporting older people to access quality, safe aged care 4 February 2021 Position Statement Nurses and violence 3 March 2023 Policy Paper Nurses, immunisation and health 21 April 2020 Position Statement Nursing leadership in managing…

ACN President Emeritus Professor Christine Duffield FACN, Emily Hunter, Matilda Pascoe and ACN CEO Adjunct Professor Kylie Ward FACN at the 2022 National Nursing Forum in Darwin

Puggy Hunter Memorial Scholarship Scheme

Featured image: From left to right, ACN President Emeritus Professor Christine Duffield FACN, Emily Hunter, Matilda Pascoe and ACN CEO Adjunct Professor Kylie Ward FACN at the 2022 National Nursing Forum in Darwin. About the scholarship The Puggy Hunter Memorial Scholarship Scheme (PHMSS) is celebrating its 20-year anniversary this year! Established in 2002 in recognition…

A nurse’s guide to flood safety

A nurse’s guide to flood safety

Featured Image: speedshutter Photography on Shutterstock The Australian College of Nursing (ACN) Disaster Health Faculty supports the development of resources to prepare nurses to respond to disaster conditions. A nurse faces disaster conditions when the normal functioning of the organisation has been suddenly disrupted by a wide-scale emergency. Emergencies can be isolated to the organisation…