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Tamworth Nurses Get Signatures For More Funding
The Australian Nursing Federation’s national Because We Care campaign for more resources in the aged-care sector is gathering momentum in Tamworth. The first few hundred signatures to be presented to independent member for New England Tony Windsor were gathered at … Continue reading
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Same work for less pay may see nurses walk away
Aged care nurse Terri Burrell, who is in charge of 59 patients, is paid $12,000 less per year than a nurse with a similar job in a public hospital. Ms Burrell, 49, is an experienced Registered Nurse who runs night … Continue reading
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Flying squad stars at aged care forum
Most of the 110 nurses attending the NSWNA Annual Aged Care Nurses Forum last month were from the residential care sector and the majority were registered nurses (RNs). The program included presentations from aged care nurses in clinical leadership roles, … Continue reading
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Report on Missing Residents: Part 2, Addressing Risks.
The Department of Health and Ageing has recently developed a ‘What can we learn?’ report about residents who go missing from Australian Government funded aged care facilities. The report is now available in the Industry toolkit on the Aged Care … Continue reading
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Report on Missing Residents: Part 1, Risk Factors.
The Department of Health and Ageing has recently developed a ‘What can we learn?’ report about residents who go missing from Australian Government funded aged care facilities. The report is now available in the Industry toolkit on the Aged Care … Continue reading
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