Category Archives: Nurse Uncut – General
US spends more on health than French on ‘everything’
Former White House health policy adviser Zeke Emanuel has hit on a staggering comparison to illustrate the inefficiencies of the predominantly privatised American healthcare system compared with the publicly funded European health care systems.
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It’s a Great Time to get into Nursing!
Nurses in NSW have fought hard for desperately needed nurse-to-patient ratios, which have now been delivered via set nursing hours per patient day. New funding is available for 1,400 more nurses and midwives to join NSW public health over the … Continue reading
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Building Union Solidarity for Quality Health Care : Nurses Migrating to Australia
The continuing global shortage of more than 4 million health care workers is symptomatic of the crisis in health care as essential public health services are reduced, with both health care workers and users suffering its severe consequences.
Tagged: australia national health system, australia nursing, migrant nurse, migrant nurses, NSWNA, nursing, nursing blogs
Retention Study: Nurses Feel A Strong Attachment To Healing
If organisations want to retain qualified nurses they need to tackle the different work factors that are important to the three key age groups and build on the strong attachment that many nurses feel to the profession. Those are the … Continue reading
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Top Discussions of 2011!
There were several popular discussions on Nurse Uncut over the year. But these three in particular were hot topics! Did you participate in the discussions? If not, join in now!
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