Hailing from Berri, in South Australia’s Riverland region, Katelyn Hayes always knew the value of a close-knit community. Now, as she nears the end of her nursing degree, she is looking forward to ...

Tasmanian nurses and midwives are walking off the job this week in their fight for a new EA that delivers better working conditions and safer patient care.

Giving workers greater choice and control over how they perform their jobs could boost gender equality, strengthen economic security and improve workforce participation, according to new research.

ANMJ would like to acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we live and work and pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.

Paralympian Kurt Fearnley chats to ED nurse Carly Hickson on the Nurses & Midwives Health podcast. From stabilising critical patients to mentoring graduate nurses, Victorian emergency nurse Carly ...

Tasmanian nurses and midwives are walking off the job this week in their fight for a new EA that delivers better working conditions and safer patient care. In our latest issue, we shine a spotlight on ...

Free online lunchtime learning sessions on wound care are available to health professionals this Wound Awareness Week. The Lunch Bytes professional learning series, along with consumer factsheets, ...

Queensland public sector nurses and midwives are now able to access 10 days paid reproductive leave, with the state setting the bar for the rest of the country to follow. Announced on Labour Day in ...

The Victorian government has pledged $40 million to help cover the cost of introducing minimum staff-to-resident ratios in private aged care as long as the Commonwealth government – the primary ...

The care workforce is central to the quality of care in aged care homes in Australia. The knowledge, confidence and skill of the aged care workforce is fundamentally important for the quality of life ...

Adequate training is required for individuals to be able to provide effective CS. CS provided without robust training is more likely to be inadequate, counter-productive, or potentially harmful to ...