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Education Feature

Paramedics devastated at helicopter rescue death

ACT nurses reach pay deal

Australian physiotherapists want prescribing rights

Tasmanian graduate nursing positions disappointing: ANMF

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OCEANIA UNIVERSITYOF MEDICINE

Take the next step, earn your MBBS atOceania University of Medicine.

RN to MBBSWhat I like aboutOUM is that I cancontinue to work

part time and continue my studies in

medicine. The ability tocombine my

studies with thecases I was seeing

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In AU 1300 665 343 or NZ 0800 99 01 01

Nursing CareersAllied Health

New Year New CareerBreathing new life into cardiorespiratory physiotherapy

Guide shows Physios how to harness social media

Pharmaceutical researches develop life-saving device

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fortnightly

ncah.com.au

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CQ Nurse, Australia’s premier nursing agency, has contracts available NOW.

Earn extra $$$$Meet new peopleVisit new destinationsBe where you are neededExciting locations throughout Australia

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Various positions available throughout regional, rural and remote Australia

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Authorised providers of RCNA (APEC) endorsed Continual Nursing Education. Authorised providers of RCNA (APEC) endorsed Continual Nursing Education.

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injectables procedures are completed on-campus in Perth, Sydney, Melbourne and the Gold Coast.

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Issue 714/04/14

fortnightly

Issue 714/04/14

fortnightly

Regional & Remote Health Feature

What does it take to become a remote nurse practitioner?

Cuts at Perth hospital put safety at risk

Dietitians call for tighter regulation on marketing to children

Lab provides insight into patients’ care at home

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Adelaide 5th May

Melbourne 6th & 7th May

Sydney 8th May

Brisbane 9th May

AUSTRALIAChristchurch 12th May

Wellington 13th May

Auckland 14th May

NEW zealand

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Education Feature

Paramedics devastated at helicopter rescue death

ACT nurses reach pay deal

Australian physiotherapists want prescribing rights

Tasmanian graduate nursing positions disappointing: ANMF

Issue 1809/09/13

fortnightly

OCEANIA UNIVERSITYOF MEDICINE

Take the next step, earn your MBBS atOceania University of Medicine.

RNtoMBBSWhat I like aboutOUM is that I cancontinue to work

part time and continue my studies in

medicine. The ability tocombine my

studies with thecases I was seeing

in the hospitalreally enhanced my education.

In AU 1300 665 343 or NZ 0800 99 01 01

Nursing CareersAllied Health

New Year New CareerBreathing new life into cardiorespiratory physiotherapy

Guide shows Physios how to harness social media

Pharmaceutical researches develop life-saving device

Issue 120/01/14

fortnightly

ncah.com.au

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CQ Nurse, Australia’s premier nursing agency, has contracts available NOW.

Earn extra $$$$Meet new peopleVisit new destinationsBe where you are neededExciting locations throughout Australia

discoveryours to

www.cqnurse.com.auOffice location239 Nebo Road, Mackayp 07 4998 5550 f 07 4998 5545 e [email protected]

A CHANGE is as good asA HOLIDAY

Various positions available throughout regional, rural and remote Australia

MIDWIFERY positions available throughout Australia

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Authorised providers of RCNA (APEC) endorsed Continual Nursing Education.Authorised providers of RCNA (APEC) endorsed Continual Nursing Education.

08 9328 6760

08 9328 6760

injectables procedures are completed on-campus in Perth, Sydney, Melbourne and the Gold Coast.

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Issue 714/04/14

fortnightly

Issue 714/04/14

fortnightly

Regional & Remote Health Feature

What does it take to become a remote nurse practitioner?

Cuts at Perth hospital put safety at risk

Dietitians call for tighter regulation on marketing to children

Lab provides insight into patients’ care at home

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Adelaide 5th May

Melbourne 6th & 7th May

Sydney 8th May

Brisbane 9th May

AUSTRALIAChristchurch 12th May

Wellington 13th May

Auckland 14th May

NEW zealand

AUS Free Phone: 1800 818 844 NZ Free Phone: 0800 700 839Email: [email protected]

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Nursing, midwifery and allied health students are learning to think about patient care outside the hospital walls thanks to a unique learning space.

Federation University Australia’s Mount Helen campus in Ballarat, Victoria, features an innovative Simulated Home Environment Learning Space (SHELS), enabling students to experience real-life conditions in a patient’s home.

The lab boasts a house layout - complete with kitchen, bathroom and toilet, bedroom and living room - while glass walls work to provide the audience in the 50-seat auditorium with a view into the simulated home for nursing, midwifery, psychology and exercise science rehabilitation students.

The space also features an ambulance and sedan, enabling simulation for manual handling for paramedic and nursing students.

Professor of Nursing Sally Wellard said she believed FedUni could be the only university in Australia to have such a unique lab.

Professor Wellard said the lab, which is designed for live transmission from the house to the auditorium, shines the spotlight on patient care in the home.

“Students in the audience can view demonstrations or they can view peers figuring out how to work with people and how to understand how people live, rather than just thinking of giving them care and support in hospital but what actually happens when people leave,” she said.

“People have to learn how to navigate and negotiate with patients in the patients’ home and they also have to understand the context of where someone comes from.

“People’s lives are different from our own and we need to think about how they want to live their lives rather than assuming that they live their lives in particular ways.”

Professor Wellard said the space has already forced students to contemplate a variety of scenarios, safety considerations and to develop responses.

She said with an ageing population, more people living with chronic disease and shorter hospital stays, nurses and allied health professionals are delivering more health services in the home.

“People need support and have to manage things at home in ways that they never used to,” she said.

“Nurses should always think about the environment because the environment in which people live and the circumstances of that have a huge impact on their health and well-being and what sort of resources they may or may not have to support them.

“The earlier you think and understand that, the better you are going to be able to work with someone.”

Lab provides insight into patients’ care at homeby Karen Keast

“– Professor of Nursing

Sally Wellard

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AHN Recruitment

Ausmed

Austra Health

Australian College of Nursing

Australian Volunteers International

CCM Recruitment International

CQ Nurse

CRANAplus

Employment Offi ce

eNurse

Kate Cowhig International

Medacs Australia

No Roads to Health

NSW Health - Illawarra Shoalhaven

Oceania University of Medicine

Oxford Aunts Care

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We hope you enjoy perusing the range of opportunities included in Issue 17, 2013.

If you are interested in pursuing any of these opportunities, please contact the advertiser directly via the contact details provided. If you have any queries about our publication or if you would like to receive our publication, please email us at [email protected]

+ DISTRIBUTION 34,488

The NCAH Magazine is the most widely distributed national nursing and allied health publication in Australia

For all advertising and production enquiries please contact us on +61 (0) 3 9271 8700, email [email protected] or visit www.ncah.com.au

If you would like to change your mailing address, or be included on our distribution, please email [email protected]

Published by Seabreeze Communications Pty Ltd Trading as NCAH.

ABN 29 071 328 053.

© 2013 Seabreeze Communications Pty Ltd.

All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be copied or

reproduced by any means without the prior written permission of

the publisher. Compliance with the Trade Practices Act 1974 of

advertisements contained in this publication is the responsibility of

those who submit the advertisement for publication.

www.ncah.com.au

Next Publication: Education featurePublication Date: Monday 9th September 2013

Colour Artwork Deadline: Monday 2nd September 2013

Mono Artwork Deadline: Wednesday 4th September 2013

AHN Recruitment

Ausmed

Austra Health

Australian College of Nursing

Australian Volunteers International

CCM Recruitment International

CQ Nurse

CRANAplus

Employment Offi ce

eNurse

Kate Cowhig International

Medacs Australia

No Roads to Health

NSW Health - Illawarra Shoalhaven

Oceania University of Medicine

Oxford Aunts Care

Pulse Staffi ng

Queensland Health

Quick and Easy Finance

Royal Flying Doctor Service

TR7 Health

UK Pension Transfers

Unifi ed Healthcare Group

We hope you enjoy perusing the range of opportunities included in Issue 17, 2013.

If you are interested in pursuing any of these opportunities, please contact the advertiser directly via the contact details provided. If you have any queries about our publication or if you would like to receive our publication, please email us at [email protected]

+ DISTRIBUTION 34,488

The NCAH Magazine is the most widely distributed national nursing and allied health publication in Australia

For all advertising and production enquiries please contact us on +61 (0) 3 9271 8700, email [email protected] or visit www.ncah.com.au

If you would like to change your mailing address, or be included on our distribution, please email [email protected]

Published by Seabreeze Communications Pty Ltd Trading as NCAH.

ABN 29 071 328 053.

© 2013 Seabreeze Communications Pty Ltd.

All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be copied or

reproduced by any means without the prior written permission of

the publisher. Compliance with the Trade Practices Act 1974 of

advertisements contained in this publication is the responsibility of

those who submit the advertisement for publication.

www.ncah.com.au

Next Publication: Education featurePublication Date: Monday 9th September 2013

Colour Artwork Deadline: Monday 2nd September 2013

Mono Artwork Deadline: Wednesday 4th September 2013

Issue 1 – 20 January 2014

Advertiser ListCare Flight

CCM Recruitment International

CQ Nurse

Education Cruises

Employment Of�ce

Geneva Health

Grif�th University

Health and Fitness Recruitment

Koala Nursing Agency

Lifescreen

Medacs Australia

Medibank Health Solutions

Northern Sydney Local Health District

Nursing and Allied Health Rural Locum Scheme

Oceania University of Medicine

Oxford Aunts Care

Pulse Staf�ng

Quick and Easy Finance

TR7 Health

UK Pensions

Uni�ed Healthcare Group

UK Pensions Wimmera Healthcare Group

Next Publication: Regional & Remote featurePublication Date: Monday 3rd February 2013

Colour Artwork Deadline: Tuesday 28th January 2013

Mono Artwork Deadline: Wednesday 29th January 2013

We hope you enjoy perusing the range of opportunities included in Issue 1, 2014.

© 2014 Seabreeze Communications Pty Ltd.

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AHN Recruitment

Ausmed

Austra Health

Australian College of Nursing

Australian Volunteers International

CCM Recruitment International

CQ Nurse

CRANAplus

Employment Offi ce

eNurse

Kate Cowhig International

Medacs Australia

No Roads to Health

NSW Health - Illawarra Shoalhaven

Oceania University of Medicine

Oxford Aunts Care

Pulse Staffi ng

Queensland Health

Quick and Easy Finance

Royal Flying Doctor Service

TR7 Health

UK Pension Transfers

Unifi ed Healthcare Group

We hope you enjoy perusing the range of opportunities included in Issue 17, 2013.

If you are interested in pursuing any of these opportunities, please contact the advertiser directly via the contact details provided. If you have any queries about our publication or if you would like to receive our publication, please email us at [email protected]

+ DISTRIBUTION 34,488

The NCAH Magazine is the most widely distributed national nursing and allied health publication in Australia

For all advertising and production enquiries please contact us on +61 (0) 3 9271 8700, email [email protected] or visit www.ncah.com.au

If you would like to change your mailing address, or be included on our distribution, please email [email protected]

Published by Seabreeze Communications Pty Ltd Trading as NCAH.

ABN 29 071 328 053.

© 2013 Seabreeze Communications Pty Ltd.

All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be copied or

reproduced by any means without the prior written permission of

the publisher. Compliance with the Trade Practices Act 1974 of

advertisements contained in this publication is the responsibility of

those who submit the advertisement for publication.

www.ncah.com.au

Next Publication: Education featurePublication Date: Monday 9th September 2013

Colour Artwork Deadline: Monday 2nd September 2013

Mono Artwork Deadline: Wednesday 4th September 2013

AHN Recruitment

Ausmed

Austra Health

Australian College of Nursing

Australian Volunteers International

CCM Recruitment International

CQ Nurse

CRANAplus

Employment Offi ce

eNurse

Kate Cowhig International

Medacs Australia

No Roads to Health

NSW Health - Illawarra Shoalhaven

Oceania University of Medicine

Oxford Aunts Care

Pulse Staffi ng

Queensland Health

Quick and Easy Finance

Royal Flying Doctor Service

TR7 Health

UK Pension Transfers

Unifi ed Healthcare Group

We hope you enjoy perusing the range of opportunities included in Issue 17, 2013.

If you are interested in pursuing any of these opportunities, please contact the advertiser directly via the contact details provided. If you have any queries about our publication or if you would like to receive our publication, please email us at [email protected]

+ DISTRIBUTION 34,488

The NCAH Magazine is the most widely distributed national nursing and allied health publication in Australia

For all advertising and production enquiries please contact us on +61 (0) 3 9271 8700, email [email protected] or visit www.ncah.com.au

If you would like to change your mailing address, or be included on our distribution, please email [email protected]

Published by Seabreeze Communications Pty Ltd Trading as NCAH.

ABN 29 071 328 053.

© 2013 Seabreeze Communications Pty Ltd.

All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be copied or

reproduced by any means without the prior written permission of

the publisher. Compliance with the Trade Practices Act 1974 of

advertisements contained in this publication is the responsibility of

those who submit the advertisement for publication.

www.ncah.com.au

Next Publication: Education featurePublication Date: Monday 9th September 2013

Colour Artwork Deadline: Monday 2nd September 2013

Mono Artwork Deadline: Wednesday 4th September 2013

Issue 1 – 20 January 2014

Advertiser ListCare Flight

CCM Recruitment International

CQ Nurse

Education Cruises

Employment Of�ce

Geneva Health

Grif�th University

Health and Fitness Recruitment

Koala Nursing Agency

Lifescreen

Medacs Australia

Medibank Health Solutions

Northern Sydney Local Health District

Nursing and Allied Health Rural Locum Scheme

Oceania University of Medicine

Oxford Aunts Care

Pulse Staf�ng

Quick and Easy Finance

TR7 Health

UK Pensions

Uni�ed Healthcare Group

UK Pensions Wimmera Healthcare Group

Next Publication: Regional & Remote featurePublication Date: Monday 3rd February 2013

Colour Artwork Deadline: Tuesday 28th January 2013

Mono Artwork Deadline: Wednesday 29th January 2013

We hope you enjoy perusing the range of opportunities included in Issue 1, 2014.

© 2014 Seabreeze Communications Pty Ltd.

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Next Publication: Aged CarePublication Date: Monday 28th April 2014

Colour Artwork Deadline: Tuesday 22nd April 2014

Mono Artwork Deadline: Wednesday 23rd April 2014

Issue 7 – 14 April 2014

We hope you enjoy perusing the range of opportunities included in Issue 7, 2014.

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by Karen Keast

Australia’s trained and highly skilled nurse practitioner (NP) workforce is still an untapped resource, according to the Australian College of Nurse Practitioners (ACNP).

ACNP vice president Leonie Burdack said despite gaining access to the Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) and Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) in 2010, legislative, policy and local barriers in both the public and private sectors are restricting NPs from working to their full capacity.

“Unfortunately approximately 30 per cent of this highly skilled and experienced workforce are not being utilised for the job that they have been trained to do,” she said.

Ms Burdack, who has been involved in developing the NP role in Australia since 2004, said small changes could result in significant impact that would benefit patients.

“For example, at the Commonwealth level providing ‘refer and request’ provider numbers for public sector NPs would streamline access to health care service and result in minimal, if any increase in aggregate cost for the health budget - it may even provide some modest cost savings,” she said.

“Most importantly, this change would improve the system for patients.

“In addition, full utilisation of the NP role could also be facilitated through improved access to MBS item numbers.”

Ms Burdack said the College has lobbied the government to implement simple, cost-neutral solutions.

“Unfortunately, however, federation and the current state-commonwealth health funding model creates an arbitrary divide that frequently results in politicking about cost-shifting,” she said.

The comments come after Australia’s 1000th NP was recently endorsed, while the Northern Territory state government has also announced it will create an extra 25 full-time NP positions by 2016.

The state’s health department currently has three full-time equivalent NP positions.

The government has unveiled a strategic plan for NPs, with further work planned to increase opportunities for nurses to progress their careers.

“More nurse practitioners in the bush will enhance health outcomes for children, chronic disease management, including diabetes and heart disease, and mental health - just to name a few,” Health Minister Robyn Lambley said in a statement.

“There are many wonderful long-term nurses who have provided health care to countless Territorians, at our homes and in our clinics, hospitals and health centres.

“Increasing the opportunity for nurses to advance their careers and provide even more services…will benefit not only our nurses but our health system and the community.”

Ms Burdack said the announcement was an encouraging step with the potential to significantly improve access to health care in remote areas of central Australia.

She said NPs are pushing traditional health care boundaries and successfully pioneering innovative models of care, including one NP who consults patients from the surrounding rural area in a shearing shed.

“The NP has a good working relationship with the ‘local’ GP who is very supportive of this practice,” Ms Burdack said.

“Without this innovative model these patients would not obtain adequate health care due to access barriers.”

Nurse practitioners still face barriers

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About Galway University HospitalsGalway University Hospitals (GUH), comprising of University Hospital Galway (UHG) and Merlin Park University Hospital (MPUH), provide a comprehensive range of services to emergency and elective patients on an inpatient, outpatient and day care basis across the two sites. UHG and MPUH together employ approximately 3,000 whole time equivalent staff. It is a designated supra regional centre, serves a catchment area in the region of one million people from Donegal to Tipperary North. HSE - West accounts for almost one quarter of the Irish population and Galway accounts for a quarter of this.

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AHN Recruitment

Ausmed

Austra Health

Australian College of Nursing

Australian Volunteers International

CCM Recruitment International

CQ Nurse

CRANAplus

Employment Offi ce

eNurse

Kate Cowhig International

Medacs Australia

No Roads to Health

NSW Health - Illawarra Shoalhaven

Oceania University of Medicine

Oxford Aunts Care

Pulse Staffi ng

Queensland Health

Quick and Easy Finance

Royal Flying Doctor Service

TR7 Health

UK Pension Transfers

Unifi ed Healthcare Group

We hope you enjoy perusing the range of opportunities included in Issue 17, 2013.

If you are interested in pursuing any of these opportunities, please contact the advertiser directly via the contact details provided. If you have any queries about our publication or if you would like to receive our publication, please email us at [email protected]

+ DISTRIBUTION 34,488

The NCAH Magazine is the most widely distributed national nursing and allied health publication in Australia

For all advertising and production enquiries please contact us on +61 (0) 3 9271 8700, email [email protected] or visit www.ncah.com.au

If you would like to change your mailing address, or be included on our distribution, please email [email protected]

Published by Seabreeze Communications Pty Ltd Trading as NCAH.

ABN 29 071 328 053.

© 2013 Seabreeze Communications Pty Ltd.

All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be copied or

reproduced by any means without the prior written permission of

the publisher. Compliance with the Trade Practices Act 1974 of

advertisements contained in this publication is the responsibility of

those who submit the advertisement for publication.

www.ncah.com.au

Next Publication: Education featurePublication Date: Monday 9th September 2013

Colour Artwork Deadline: Monday 2nd September 2013

Mono Artwork Deadline: Wednesday 4th September 2013

AHN Recruitment

Ausmed

Austra Health

Australian College of Nursing

Australian Volunteers International

CCM Recruitment International

CQ Nurse

CRANAplus

Employment Offi ce

eNurse

Kate Cowhig International

Medacs Australia

No Roads to Health

NSW Health - Illawarra Shoalhaven

Oceania University of Medicine

Oxford Aunts Care

Pulse Staffi ng

Queensland Health

Quick and Easy Finance

Royal Flying Doctor Service

TR7 Health

UK Pension Transfers

Unifi ed Healthcare Group

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CCM Recruitment International

CQ Nurse

Education Cruises

Employment Of�ce

Geneva Health

Grif�th University

Health and Fitness Recruitment

Koala Nursing Agency

Lifescreen

Medacs Australia

Medibank Health Solutions

Northern Sydney Local Health District

Nursing and Allied Health Rural Locum Scheme

Oceania University of Medicine

Oxford Aunts Care

Pulse Staf�ng

Quick and Easy Finance

TR7 Health

UK Pensions

Uni�ed Healthcare Group

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AHN Recruitment

Ausmed

Austra Health

Australian College of Nursing

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CCM Recruitment International

CQ Nurse

CRANAplus

Employment Offi ce

eNurse

Kate Cowhig International

Medacs Australia

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NSW Health - Illawarra Shoalhaven

Oceania University of Medicine

Oxford Aunts Care

Pulse Staffi ng

Queensland Health

Quick and Easy Finance

Royal Flying Doctor Service

TR7 Health

UK Pension Transfers

Unifi ed Healthcare Group

We hope you enjoy perusing the range of opportunities included in Issue 17, 2013.

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reproduced by any means without the prior written permission of

the publisher. Compliance with the Trade Practices Act 1974 of

advertisements contained in this publication is the responsibility of

those who submit the advertisement for publication.

www.ncah.com.au

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Colour Artwork Deadline: Monday 2nd September 2013

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AHN Recruitment

Ausmed

Austra Health

Australian College of Nursing

Australian Volunteers International

CCM Recruitment International

CQ Nurse

CRANAplus

Employment Offi ce

eNurse

Kate Cowhig International

Medacs Australia

No Roads to Health

NSW Health - Illawarra Shoalhaven

Oceania University of Medicine

Oxford Aunts Care

Pulse Staffi ng

Queensland Health

Quick and Easy Finance

Royal Flying Doctor Service

TR7 Health

UK Pension Transfers

Unifi ed Healthcare Group

We hope you enjoy perusing the range of opportunities included in Issue 17, 2013.

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Published by Seabreeze Communications Pty Ltd Trading as NCAH.

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All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be copied or

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www.ncah.com.au

Next Publication: Education featurePublication Date: Monday 9th September 2013

Colour Artwork Deadline: Monday 2nd September 2013

Mono Artwork Deadline: Wednesday 4th September 2013

Issue 1 – 20 January 2014

Advertiser ListCare Flight

CCM Recruitment International

CQ Nurse

Education Cruises

Employment Of�ce

Geneva Health

Grif�th University

Health and Fitness Recruitment

Koala Nursing Agency

Lifescreen

Medacs Australia

Medibank Health Solutions

Northern Sydney Local Health District

Nursing and Allied Health Rural Locum Scheme

Oceania University of Medicine

Oxford Aunts Care

Pulse Staf�ng

Quick and Easy Finance

TR7 Health

UK Pensions

Uni�ed Healthcare Group

UK Pensions Wimmera Healthcare Group

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Colour Artwork Deadline: Tuesday 28th January 2013

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by Karen Keast

Australia’s trained and highly skilled nurse practitioner (NP) workforce is still an untapped resource, according to the Australian College of Nurse Practitioners (ACNP).

ACNP vice president Leonie Burdack said despite gaining access to the Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) and Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) in 2010, legislative, policy and local barriers in both the public and private sectors are restricting NPs from working to their full capacity.

“Unfortunately approximately 30 per cent of this highly skilled and experienced workforce are not being utilised for the job that they have been trained to do,” she said.

Ms Burdack, who has been involved in developing the NP role in Australia since 2004, said small changes could result in significant impact that would benefit patients.

“For example, at the Commonwealth level providing ‘refer and request’ provider numbers for public sector NPs would streamline access to health care service and result in minimal, if any increase in aggregate cost for the health budget - it may even provide some modest cost savings,” she said.

“Most importantly, this change would improve the system for patients.

“In addition, full utilisation of the NP role could also be facilitated through improved access to MBS item numbers.”

Ms Burdack said the College has lobbied the government to implement simple, cost-neutral solutions.

“Unfortunately, however, federation and the current state-commonwealth health funding model creates an arbitrary divide that frequently results in politicking about cost-shifting,” she said.

The comments come after Australia’s 1000th NP was recently endorsed, while the Northern Territory state government has also announced it will create an extra 25 full-time NP positions by 2016.

The state’s health department currently has three full-time equivalent NP positions.

The government has unveiled a strategic plan for NPs, with further work planned to increase opportunities for nurses to progress their careers.

“More nurse practitioners in the bush will enhance health outcomes for children, chronic disease management, including diabetes and heart disease, and mental health - just to name a few,” Health Minister Robyn Lambley said in a statement.

“There are many wonderful long-term nurses who have provided health care to countless Territorians, at our homes and in our clinics, hospitals and health centres.

“Increasing the opportunity for nurses to advance their careers and provide even more services…will benefit not only our nurses but our health system and the community.”

Ms Burdack said the announcement was an encouraging step with the potential to significantly improve access to health care in remote areas of central Australia.

She said NPs are pushing traditional health care boundaries and successfully pioneering innovative models of care, including one NP who consults patients from the surrounding rural area in a shearing shed.

“The NP has a good working relationship with the ‘local’ GP who is very supportive of this practice,” Ms Burdack said.

“Without this innovative model these patients would not obtain adequate health care due to access barriers.”

Nurse practitioners still face barriers

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Nursing, midwifery and allied health students are learning to think about patient care outside the hospital walls thanks to a unique learning space.

Federation University Australia’s Mount Helen campus in Ballarat, Victoria, features an innovative Simulated Home Environment Learning Space (SHELS), enabling students to experience real-life conditions in a patient’s home.

The lab boasts a house layout - complete with kitchen, bathroom and toilet, bedroom and living room - while glass walls work to provide the audience in the 50-seat auditorium with a view into the simulated home for nursing, midwifery, psychology and exercise science rehabilitation students.

The space also features an ambulance and sedan, enabling simulation for manual handling for paramedic and nursing students.

Professor of Nursing Sally Wellard said she believed FedUni could be the only university in Australia to have such a unique lab.

Professor Wellard said the lab, which is designed for live transmission from the house to the auditorium, shines the spotlight on patient care in the home.

“Students in the audience can view demonstrations or they can view peers figuring out how to work with people and how to understand how people live, rather than just thinking of giving them care and support in hospital but what actually happens when people leave,” she said.

“People have to learn how to navigate and negotiate with patients in the patients’ home and they also have to understand the context of where someone comes from.

“People’s lives are different from our own and we need to think about how they want to live their lives rather than assuming that they live their lives in particular ways.”

Professor Wellard said the space has already forced students to contemplate a variety of scenarios, safety considerations and to develop responses.

She said with an ageing population, more people living with chronic disease and shorter hospital stays, nurses and allied health professionals are delivering more health services in the home.

“People need support and have to manage things at home in ways that they never used to,” she said.

“Nurses should always think about the environment because the environment in which people live and the circumstances of that have a huge impact on their health and well-being and what sort of resources they may or may not have to support them.

“The earlier you think and understand that, the better you are going to be able to work with someone.”

Lab provides insight into patients’ care at homeby Karen Keast

“– Professor of Nursing

Sally Wellard

People’s lives are different from our own and we need to think about how they want to live their lives rather than assuming that they live their lives in particular ways.

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we can contact you. Please email your details to [email protected].

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by Karen Keast

The Australian College of Nursing (ACN) has called on the Federal Government to fund a rural scholarship program to support newly registered and enrolled nurses.

The proposed $660,000 three-year trial of 50 transition scholarships would support early career nurses undertake three months’ structured clinical learning in a rural health service.

In its pre-budget submission outlining seven recommendations to the Federal Government, the ACN states the scholarships, providing $12,000 each for health services employing first year RNs and ENs, would address the ageing workforce, and also work to attract and retain nurses in rural areas.

“The Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations’ Labour Market Research Nurses 2012-13 states that employers in regional areas had less success recruiting nurses than those in metropolitan areas,” the submission states.

“Some locations in New South Wales, the Western Australian wheatbelt, Tasmania and Northern Territory report particular difficulties.

“Often first year nurses experience working in rural health services as very stressful because many services have few or no staff available to provide clinical decision support, particularly outside business hours.

“Many rural health services do not offer special supports designed for inexperienced first year nurses to transition into clinical practice.”

ACN has also recommended the government provide $500,000 annually to fund a rural education scholarship scheme to support postgraduate study and professional development for rural nurses.

“Both of these initiatives offer important measures to address the current health care inequalities and high costs faced by people living in rural Australia,” ACN CEO Adjunct Professor Debra Thoms said.

The pre-budget submission calls for $350,000 for the design, trial and evaluation of a National Transition Framework to support new nurses transition into clinical practice, and to also support practising nurses to move from one area of clinical practice or setting to another.

The submission proposes $1 million to establish an independent, national system for collecting, analysing and comparing nurse sensitive indicators, and funding for a project to map the clinical roles of nurses in non-acute care.

It also suggests the government consider providing $250,000 to fund the development of leadership programs for nurse managers, and calls for funding for more Medicare Benefits items and increased rebates for nurse practitioners.

ACN submission supports rural nurse workforce

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The Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) highly values the contribution and dedication of its people, who enjoy working together to provide high quality health care in a unique environment.

RFDS staff enjoy enriching work which broadens their horizons, builds professional experience and delivers the personal rewards of knowing they are making a difference to rural and remote Australia.

If you’re a Nurse/Midwife ready for a rewarding new challenge, the RFDS has a position for the right person to join our dynamic Flight Nurse Team.

You’ll be working with an amazing and motivated team of professionals dedicated

to providing primary care and emergency evacuations to those living and working in rural and remote areas.

Applicants are required to have:

> Dual Nursing and Midwifery registration

> Significant postgraduate experience and/or qualifications in critical care (ED or ICU)

The successful candidate will receive a comprehensive two-week orientation, generous salary and salary packaging benefits, and assistance with relocation if necessary.

Applications close:

For futher information: (08) 94176300

[email protected] flyingdoctor.org.au

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Flight Nurses

Paul Ingram

Port Hedland

13th September 2013.

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Applications close: ongoing in 2014

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Where Experience Matters...a specialist boutique search, selection and consulting company with a solid track

record of Search and Selection in the Health Care industry across Australia and overseas.

We offer a place for the Healthcare professional to plan, connect and engage a world of opportunity. Combining and providing EMPATHY with EXPERIENCE is what matters to us and we know how much it matters to YOU! We are passionate about providing a recruitment experience to candidates and clients that is enriching and delivered with empathy, authenticity and knowledge.

Are you ready for your next opportunity; for your next challenge? Contact us for an obligation free discussion about the opportunities available to further your career.

For more information on Virginia Rigoni Consulting, our Executive Search experience, and our professional development and coaching programs please contact us on 612 8019 7073 or by email [email protected].

Where Experience Matters

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a specialist boutique search, selection and consulting company with a solid track record of Search and Selection in the Health Care industry across Australia and overseas.Where Experience Matters is an expression that underpins the core of our business; it has relevance to our target candidate audience and the supportive experience they have with Virginia Rigoni Consulting. Our clients have access to experienced candidates whom we identify through an engaged assignment and we are experienced in partnering with the health sector. Combining and providing EMPATHY with EXPERIENCE is what matters to us and we know how much it matters to YOU!We would love you to engage with us on trends and key themes topping the speakers list at forums across Australia and more globally in a range of environments from mental health, cancer care, and rehabilitation to surgical and high tech healthcare delivery. If you would like to join with us over a morning tea or an after work gathering in 2014, please register your interest by sending us your name, place of work, how you would like to be involved and how

we can contact you. Please email your details to [email protected].

Recruit Health…….Getting to The Heart of What Matters. With Recruit Health there is now a new place for the Healthcare professional to plan, engage, connect, and achieve. We offer a hub for local and global talent to our candidates and a way for our clients to connect with them.

We are particularly excited about how we can continue to work with regional and more remote healthcare environments that require fuller support from technology and integrated models of care. The delivery of high quality patient care is evident in regional environments across Australia delivered from ever increasing complex healthcare facilities and managed by national operators who are driven by mission, values and a service ethos that often excels in the surrounding community.

For more information on Virginia Rigoni Consulting, our Executive Search experience, and our professional development and coaching programs please contact us on 612 8019 7073 or by email [email protected].

Virginia Rigoni Consulting - Where Experience Matters

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Act now!

2015 deadline

announced

The UK Government has announced new restrictions from next April on civil servants (NHS, Police etc.) being able to transfer their pensions to Australia. This may also be expanded to the private sector.

It is now still possible to transfer for more detail contact UKPTA

CALL US TODAY ON (08) 9309 [email protected]

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by Karen Keast

The Australian College of Nursing (ACN) has called on the Federal Government to fund a rural scholarship program to support newly registered and enrolled nurses.

The proposed $660,000 three-year trial of 50 transition scholarships would support early career nurses undertake three months’ structured clinical learning in a rural health service.

In its pre-budget submission outlining seven recommendations to the Federal Government, the ACN states the scholarships, providing $12,000 each for health services employing first year RNs and ENs, would address the ageing workforce, and also work to attract and retain nurses in rural areas.

“The Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations’ Labour Market Research Nurses 2012-13 states that employers in regional areas had less success recruiting nurses than those in metropolitan areas,” the submission states.

“Some locations in New South Wales, the Western Australian wheatbelt, Tasmania and Northern Territory report particular difficulties.

“Often first year nurses experience working in rural health services as very stressful because many services have few or no staff available to provide clinical decision support, particularly outside business hours.

“Many rural health services do not offer special supports designed for inexperienced first year nurses to transition into clinical practice.”

ACN has also recommended the government provide $500,000 annually to fund a rural education scholarship scheme to support postgraduate study and professional development for rural nurses.

“Both of these initiatives offer important measures to address the current health care inequalities and high costs faced by people living in rural Australia,” ACN CEO Adjunct Professor Debra Thoms said.

The pre-budget submission calls for $350,000 for the design, trial and evaluation of a National Transition Framework to support new nurses transition into clinical practice, and to also support practising nurses to move from one area of clinical practice or setting to another.

The submission proposes $1 million to establish an independent, national system for collecting, analysing and comparing nurse sensitive indicators, and funding for a project to map the clinical roles of nurses in non-acute care.

It also suggests the government consider providing $250,000 to fund the development of leadership programs for nurse managers, and calls for funding for more Medicare Benefits items and increased rebates for nurse practitioners.

ACN submission supports rural nurse workforce

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The Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) highly values the contribution and dedication of its people, who enjoy working together to provide high quality health care in a unique environment.

RFDS staff enjoy enriching work which broadens their horizons, builds professional experience and delivers the personal rewards of knowing they are making a difference to rural and remote Australia.

If you’re a Nurse/Midwife ready for a rewarding new challenge, the RFDS has a position for the right person to join our dynamic Flight Nurse Team.

You’ll be working with an amazing and motivated team of professionals dedicated

to providing primary care and emergency evacuations to those living and working in rural and remote areas.

Applicants are required to have:

> Dual Nursing and Midwifery registration

> Significant postgraduate experience and/or qualifications in critical care (ED or ICU)

The successful candidate will receive a comprehensive two-week orientation, generous salary and salary packaging benefits, and assistance with relocation if necessary.

Applications close:

For futher information: (08) 94176300

[email protected] flyingdoctor.org.au

Live your passion.Be part of a proud Australian tradition.>

Flight Nurses

Paul Ingram

Port Hedland

13th September 2013.

Derby, Port Hedland and Jandakot (part time) Western Australia various locations

www.flyingdoctor.org.au

Applications close: ongoing in 2014

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Contributing to the continued provision of healthcare services to rural and remote Australians

Above: Mans�eld District Hospital’s experience using the NAHRLS service was “extremely positive”.

This �nancial year, NAHRLS locums have made it possible for over 1000 health professionals to take a leave and contributed to the continued provision of healthcare services to rural and remote communities around Australia.

Nurses, midwives and allied health professionals were given the opportunity to take leave with the con�dence that their healthcare facility would continue to provide quality healthcare services to their community. Mans�eld District Hospital said

“This was our �rst experience using NAHRLS so we were slightly apprehensive at the prospect of engaging a midwife who was unknown to us. Our apprehension was completely unwarranted as the whole experience with NAHRLS was extremely positive...

“...We will most certainly utilise this service again as it enabled us to continue to provide a midwifery service during a time of unplanned leave. Without this service we would not have been able to provide a midwifery service for this period”.

Scan QR Code for full article or visit nahrls.com.au

The Latrobe Regional Hospital Mental Health Service is the regional provider of mental health services in Gippsland. LRHMHS operates an integrated mental health program across ten sites and provides inpatient and community mental heath care for child and youth, adult and aged care service streams. LRHMHS also operates a Community Residential Care Unit and a Prevention and Recovery Care Unit.

The Latrobe Regional Hospital Mental Health Service is located in Gippsland – home to sandy beaches, snowfields, mountains and national parks. Gippsland provides a fantastic rural lifestyle with easy access to Melbourne.

Mental Health services are moving into an exciting period of reform. This reform will focus on early intervention, prevention, social inclusion and recovery. LRHMHS is implementing an exciting new specialist model of care in 2014 and we are seeking dynamic staff to join our team.

Please visit www.lrh.com.au and go to our employment section.For enquiries please contact Cayte Hoppner, Director of Mental Health

on 03 51738549 or [email protected]

For enquiries please contact Cayte Hoppner, Director of Mental Health on 03 51738549 or send an EOI and Resume to [email protected]

Latrobe Regional HospitalMental Health Service

EXPRESSION OF INTEREST:

WE HAVE POSITIONS IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS:

Psychiatric Nurse Consultant – Grade 5 Mental Health Professional Development Unit

Clinical Nurse Educator Bed Based Services Grade 4– Mental Health Professional Development Unit

Child and Youth Community Clinicians - Grade 3

Adult Community Clinicians Grade - 3

Aged Community Clinician Grade - 3

Primary Mental Health Clinician - Grade 3

High Dependency and Assessment Unit (HDAU) opening August 2014

We are seeking Mental Health Nurses and Occupational Therapists to join our new team. The HDAU is a 6 bed purpose built unit providing recovery focused care. Be part of an amazing opportunity to develop best practice in acute mental health.

Mother Baby Unit (MBU) opening September 2014

We are seeking Mental Health Nurses, Maternal Child Health Nurses and Social Workers. Mental Health Nurses with midwifery qualifications are strongly encouraged to apply. This brand new 5 bed residential facility will operate 5 days a week providing evidence based care for mothers and babies up to 12 months old.

Full time, part time, casual, temporary and permanent positions are available.

LRHMHS offers a supportive environment with clinical educators, preceptors, clinical supervision, a nurse practitioner candidate program and professional development opportunities.

LRHMHS is opening two brand new units in 2014 and we are seeking dynamic staff to join our team.

Information Sessions will be held in May 2014.

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NAHRLS LOCUM SERVICE

Contributing to the continued provision of healthcare services to rural and remote Australians

Above: Mans�eld District Hospital’s experience using the NAHRLS service was “extremely positive”.

This �nancial year, NAHRLS locums have made it possible for over 1000 health professionals to take a leave and contributed to the continued provision of healthcare services to rural and remote communities around Australia.

Nurses, midwives and allied health professionals were given the opportunity to take leave with the con�dence that their healthcare facility would continue to provide quality healthcare services to their community. Mans�eld District Hospital said

“This was our �rst experience using NAHRLS so we were slightly apprehensive at the prospect of engaging a midwife who was unknown to us. Our apprehension was completely unwarranted as the whole experience with NAHRLS was extremely positive...

“...We will most certainly utilise this service again as it enabled us to continue to provide a midwifery service during a time of unplanned leave. Without this service we would not have been able to provide a midwifery service for this period”.

Scan QR Code for full article or visit nahrls.com.au

The Latrobe Regional Hospital Mental Health Service is the regional provider of mental health services in Gippsland. LRHMHS operates an integrated mental health program across ten sites and provides inpatient and community mental heath care for child and youth, adult and aged care service streams. LRHMHS also operates a Community Residential Care Unit and a Prevention and Recovery Care Unit.

The Latrobe Regional Hospital Mental Health Service is located in Gippsland – home to sandy beaches, snowfields, mountains and national parks. Gippsland provides a fantastic rural lifestyle with easy access to Melbourne.

Mental Health services are moving into an exciting period of reform. This reform will focus on early intervention, prevention, social inclusion and recovery. LRHMHS is implementing an exciting new specialist model of care in 2014 and we are seeking dynamic staff to join our team.

Please visit www.lrh.com.au and go to our employment section.For enquiries please contact Cayte Hoppner, Director of Mental Health

on 03 51738549 or [email protected]

For enquiries please contact Cayte Hoppner, Director of Mental Health on 03 51738549 or send an EOI and Resume to [email protected]

Latrobe Regional HospitalMental Health Service

EXPRESSION OF INTEREST:

WE HAVE POSITIONS IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS:

Psychiatric Nurse Consultant – Grade 5 Mental Health Professional Development Unit

Clinical Nurse Educator Bed Based Services Grade 4– Mental Health Professional Development Unit

Child and Youth Community Clinicians - Grade 3

Adult Community Clinicians Grade - 3

Aged Community Clinician Grade - 3

Primary Mental Health Clinician - Grade 3

High Dependency and Assessment Unit (HDAU) opening August 2014

We are seeking Mental Health Nurses and Occupational Therapists to join our new team. The HDAU is a 6 bed purpose built unit providing recovery focused care. Be part of an amazing opportunity to develop best practice in acute mental health.

Mother Baby Unit (MBU) opening September 2014

We are seeking Mental Health Nurses, Maternal Child Health Nurses and Social Workers. Mental Health Nurses with midwifery qualifications are strongly encouraged to apply. This brand new 5 bed residential facility will operate 5 days a week providing evidence based care for mothers and babies up to 12 months old.

Full time, part time, casual, temporary and permanent positions are available.

LRHMHS offers a supportive environment with clinical educators, preceptors, clinical supervision, a nurse practitioner candidate program and professional development opportunities.

LRHMHS is opening two brand new units in 2014 and we are seeking dynamic staff to join our team.

Information Sessions will be held in May 2014.

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Contributing to the continued provision of healthcare services to rural and remote Australians

Above: Mans�eld District Hospital’s experience using the NAHRLS service was “extremely positive”.

This �nancial year, NAHRLS locums have made it possible for over 1000 health professionals to take a leave and contributed to the continued provision of healthcare services to rural and remote communities around Australia.

Nurses, midwives and allied health professionals were given the opportunity to take leave with the con�dence that their healthcare facility would continue to provide quality healthcare services to their community. Mans�eld District Hospital said

“This was our �rst experience using NAHRLS so we were slightly apprehensive at the prospect of engaging a midwife who was unknown to us. Our apprehension was completely unwarranted as the whole experience with NAHRLS was extremely positive...

“...We will most certainly utilise this service again as it enabled us to continue to provide a midwifery service during a time of unplanned leave. Without this service we would not have been able to provide a midwifery service for this period”.

Scan QR Code for full article or visit nahrls.com.au

The Latrobe Regional Hospital Mental Health Service is the regional provider of mental health services in Gippsland. LRHMHS operates an integrated mental health program across ten sites and provides inpatient and community mental heath care for child and youth, adult and aged care service streams. LRHMHS also operates a Community Residential Care Unit and a Prevention and Recovery Care Unit.

The Latrobe Regional Hospital Mental Health Service is located in Gippsland – home to sandy beaches, snowfields, mountains and national parks. Gippsland provides a fantastic rural lifestyle with easy access to Melbourne.

Mental Health services are moving into an exciting period of reform. This reform will focus on early intervention, prevention, social inclusion and recovery. LRHMHS is implementing an exciting new specialist model of care in 2014 and we are seeking dynamic staff to join our team.

Please visit www.lrh.com.au and go to our employment section.For enquiries please contact Cayte Hoppner, Director of Mental Health

on 03 51738549 or [email protected]

For enquiries please contact Cayte Hoppner, Director of Mental Health on 03 51738549 or send an EOI and Resume to [email protected]

Latrobe Regional HospitalMental Health Service

EXPRESSION OF INTEREST:

WE HAVE POSITIONS IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS:

Psychiatric Nurse Consultant – Grade 5 Mental Health Professional Development Unit

Clinical Nurse Educator Bed Based Services Grade 4– Mental Health Professional Development Unit

Child and Youth Community Clinicians - Grade 3

Adult Community Clinicians Grade - 3

Aged Community Clinician Grade - 3

Primary Mental Health Clinician - Grade 3

High Dependency and Assessment Unit (HDAU) opening August 2014

We are seeking Mental Health Nurses and Occupational Therapists to join our new team. The HDAU is a 6 bed purpose built unit providing recovery focused care. Be part of an amazing opportunity to develop best practice in acute mental health.

Mother Baby Unit (MBU) opening September 2014

We are seeking Mental Health Nurses, Maternal Child Health Nurses and Social Workers. Mental Health Nurses with midwifery qualifications are strongly encouraged to apply. This brand new 5 bed residential facility will operate 5 days a week providing evidence based care for mothers and babies up to 12 months old.

Full time, part time, casual, temporary and permanent positions are available.

LRHMHS offers a supportive environment with clinical educators, preceptors, clinical supervision, a nurse practitioner candidate program and professional development opportunities.

LRHMHS is opening two brand new units in 2014 and we are seeking dynamic staff to join our team.

Information Sessions will be held in May 2014.

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NAHRLS LOCUM SERVICE

Contributing to the continued provision of healthcare services to rural and remote Australians

Above: Mans�eld District Hospital’s experience using the NAHRLS service was “extremely positive”.

This �nancial year, NAHRLS locums have made it possible for over 1000 health professionals to take a leave and contributed to the continued provision of healthcare services to rural and remote communities around Australia.

Nurses, midwives and allied health professionals were given the opportunity to take leave with the con�dence that their healthcare facility would continue to provide quality healthcare services to their community. Mans�eld District Hospital said

“This was our �rst experience using NAHRLS so we were slightly apprehensive at the prospect of engaging a midwife who was unknown to us. Our apprehension was completely unwarranted as the whole experience with NAHRLS was extremely positive...

“...We will most certainly utilise this service again as it enabled us to continue to provide a midwifery service during a time of unplanned leave. Without this service we would not have been able to provide a midwifery service for this period”.

Scan QR Code for full article or visit nahrls.com.au

The Latrobe Regional Hospital Mental Health Service is the regional provider of mental health services in Gippsland. LRHMHS operates an integrated mental health program across ten sites and provides inpatient and community mental heath care for child and youth, adult and aged care service streams. LRHMHS also operates a Community Residential Care Unit and a Prevention and Recovery Care Unit.

The Latrobe Regional Hospital Mental Health Service is located in Gippsland – home to sandy beaches, snowfields, mountains and national parks. Gippsland provides a fantastic rural lifestyle with easy access to Melbourne.

Mental Health services are moving into an exciting period of reform. This reform will focus on early intervention, prevention, social inclusion and recovery. LRHMHS is implementing an exciting new specialist model of care in 2014 and we are seeking dynamic staff to join our team.

Please visit www.lrh.com.au and go to our employment section.For enquiries please contact Cayte Hoppner, Director of Mental Health

on 03 51738549 or [email protected]

For enquiries please contact Cayte Hoppner, Director of Mental Health on 03 51738549 or send an EOI and Resume to [email protected]

Latrobe Regional HospitalMental Health Service

EXPRESSION OF INTEREST:

WE HAVE POSITIONS IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS:

Psychiatric Nurse Consultant – Grade 5 Mental Health Professional Development Unit

Clinical Nurse Educator Bed Based Services Grade 4– Mental Health Professional Development Unit

Child and Youth Community Clinicians - Grade 3

Adult Community Clinicians Grade - 3

Aged Community Clinician Grade - 3

Primary Mental Health Clinician - Grade 3

High Dependency and Assessment Unit (HDAU) opening August 2014

We are seeking Mental Health Nurses and Occupational Therapists to join our new team. The HDAU is a 6 bed purpose built unit providing recovery focused care. Be part of an amazing opportunity to develop best practice in acute mental health.

Mother Baby Unit (MBU) opening September 2014

We are seeking Mental Health Nurses, Maternal Child Health Nurses and Social Workers. Mental Health Nurses with midwifery qualifications are strongly encouraged to apply. This brand new 5 bed residential facility will operate 5 days a week providing evidence based care for mothers and babies up to 12 months old.

Full time, part time, casual, temporary and permanent positions are available.

LRHMHS offers a supportive environment with clinical educators, preceptors, clinical supervision, a nurse practitioner candidate program and professional development opportunities.

LRHMHS is opening two brand new units in 2014 and we are seeking dynamic staff to join our team.

Information Sessions will be held in May 2014.

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Where Experience Matters...a specialist boutique search, selection and consulting company with a solid track

record of Search and Selection in the Health Care industry across Australia and overseas.

We offer a place for the Healthcare professional to plan, connect and engage a world of opportunity. Combining and providing EMPATHY with EXPERIENCE is what matters to us and we know how much it matters to YOU! We are passionate about providing a recruitment experience to candidates and clients that is enriching and delivered with empathy, authenticity and knowledge.

Are you ready for your next opportunity; for your next challenge? Contact us for an obligation free discussion about the opportunities available to further your career.

For more information on Virginia Rigoni Consulting, our Executive Search experience, and our professional development and coaching programs please contact us on 612 8019 7073 or by email [email protected].

Where Experience Matters

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a specialist boutique search, selection and consulting company with a solid track record of Search and Selection in the Health Care industry across Australia and overseas.Where Experience Matters is an expression that underpins the core of our business; it has relevance to our target candidate audience and the supportive experience they have with Virginia Rigoni Consulting. Our clients have access to experienced candidates whom we identify through an engaged assignment and we are experienced in partnering with the health sector. Combining and providing EMPATHY with EXPERIENCE is what matters to us and we know how much it matters to YOU!We would love you to engage with us on trends and key themes topping the speakers list at forums across Australia and more globally in a range of environments from mental health, cancer care, and rehabilitation to surgical and high tech healthcare delivery. If you would like to join with us over a morning tea or an after work gathering in 2014, please register your interest by sending us your name, place of work, how you would like to be involved and how

we can contact you. Please email your details to [email protected].

Recruit Health…….Getting to The Heart of What Matters. With Recruit Health there is now a new place for the Healthcare professional to plan, engage, connect, and achieve. We offer a hub for local and global talent to our candidates and a way for our clients to connect with them.

We are particularly excited about how we can continue to work with regional and more remote healthcare environments that require fuller support from technology and integrated models of care. The delivery of high quality patient care is evident in regional environments across Australia delivered from ever increasing complex healthcare facilities and managed by national operators who are driven by mission, values and a service ethos that often excels in the surrounding community.

For more information on Virginia Rigoni Consulting, our Executive Search experience, and our professional development and coaching programs please contact us on 612 8019 7073 or by email [email protected].

Virginia Rigoni Consulting - Where Experience Matters

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Act now!

2015 deadline

announced

The UK Government has announced new restrictions from next April on civil servants (NHS, Police etc.) being able to transfer their pensions to Australia. This may also be expanded to the private sector.

It is now still possible to transfer for more detail contact UKPTA

CALL US TODAY ON (08) 9309 [email protected]

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by Karen Keast

The Australian College of Nursing (ACN) has called on the Federal Government to fund a rural scholarship program to support newly registered and enrolled nurses.

The proposed $660,000 three-year trial of 50 transition scholarships would support early career nurses undertake three months’ structured clinical learning in a rural health service.

In its pre-budget submission outlining seven recommendations to the Federal Government, the ACN states the scholarships, providing $12,000 each for health services employing first year RNs and ENs, would address the ageing workforce, and also work to attract and retain nurses in rural areas.

“The Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations’ Labour Market Research Nurses 2012-13 states that employers in regional areas had less success recruiting nurses than those in metropolitan areas,” the submission states.

“Some locations in New South Wales, the Western Australian wheatbelt, Tasmania and Northern Territory report particular difficulties.

“Often first year nurses experience working in rural health services as very stressful because many services have few or no staff available to provide clinical decision support, particularly outside business hours.

“Many rural health services do not offer special supports designed for inexperienced first year nurses to transition into clinical practice.”

ACN has also recommended the government provide $500,000 annually to fund a rural education scholarship scheme to support postgraduate study and professional development for rural nurses.

“Both of these initiatives offer important measures to address the current health care inequalities and high costs faced by people living in rural Australia,” ACN CEO Adjunct Professor Debra Thoms said.

The pre-budget submission calls for $350,000 for the design, trial and evaluation of a National Transition Framework to support new nurses transition into clinical practice, and to also support practising nurses to move from one area of clinical practice or setting to another.

The submission proposes $1 million to establish an independent, national system for collecting, analysing and comparing nurse sensitive indicators, and funding for a project to map the clinical roles of nurses in non-acute care.

It also suggests the government consider providing $250,000 to fund the development of leadership programs for nurse managers, and calls for funding for more Medicare Benefits items and increased rebates for nurse practitioners.

ACN submission supports rural nurse workforce

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The Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) highly values the contribution and dedication of its people, who enjoy working together to provide high quality health care in a unique environment.

RFDS staff enjoy enriching work which broadens their horizons, builds professional experience and delivers the personal rewards of knowing they are making a difference to rural and remote Australia.

If you’re a Nurse/Midwife ready for a rewarding new challenge, the RFDS has a position for the right person to join our dynamic Flight Nurse Team.

You’ll be working with an amazing and motivated team of professionals dedicated

to providing primary care and emergency evacuations to those living and working in rural and remote areas.

Applicants are required to have:

> Dual Nursing and Midwifery registration

> Significant postgraduate experience and/or qualifications in critical care (ED or ICU)

The successful candidate will receive a comprehensive two-week orientation, generous salary and salary packaging benefits, and assistance with relocation if necessary.

Applications close:

For futher information: (08) 94176300

[email protected] flyingdoctor.org.au

Live your passion.Be part of a proud Australian tradition.>

Flight Nurses

Paul Ingram

Port Hedland

13th September 2013.

Derby, Port Hedland and Jandakot (part time) Western Australia various locations

www.flyingdoctor.org.au

Applications close: ongoing in 2014

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Where Experience Matters...a specialist boutique search, selection and consulting company with a solid track

record of Search and Selection in the Health Care industry across Australia and overseas.

We offer a place for the Healthcare professional to plan, connect and engage a world of opportunity. Combining and providing EMPATHY with EXPERIENCE is what matters to us and we know how much it matters to YOU! We are passionate about providing a recruitment experience to candidates and clients that is enriching and delivered with empathy, authenticity and knowledge.

Are you ready for your next opportunity; for your next challenge? Contact us for an obligation free discussion about the opportunities available to further your career.

For more information on Virginia Rigoni Consulting, our Executive Search experience, and our professional development and coaching programs please contact us on 612 8019 7073 or by email [email protected].

Where Experience Matters

407-021 1/2PG FULL COLOUR CMYK PDF

a specialist boutique search, selection and consulting company with a solid track record of Search and Selection in the Health Care industry across Australia and overseas.Where Experience Matters is an expression that underpins the core of our business; it has relevance to our target candidate audience and the supportive experience they have with Virginia Rigoni Consulting. Our clients have access to experienced candidates whom we identify through an engaged assignment and we are experienced in partnering with the health sector. Combining and providing EMPATHY with EXPERIENCE is what matters to us and we know how much it matters to YOU!We would love you to engage with us on trends and key themes topping the speakers list at forums across Australia and more globally in a range of environments from mental health, cancer care, and rehabilitation to surgical and high tech healthcare delivery. If you would like to join with us over a morning tea or an after work gathering in 2014, please register your interest by sending us your name, place of work, how you would like to be involved and how

we can contact you. Please email your details to [email protected].

Recruit Health…….Getting to The Heart of What Matters. With Recruit Health there is now a new place for the Healthcare professional to plan, engage, connect, and achieve. We offer a hub for local and global talent to our candidates and a way for our clients to connect with them.

We are particularly excited about how we can continue to work with regional and more remote healthcare environments that require fuller support from technology and integrated models of care. The delivery of high quality patient care is evident in regional environments across Australia delivered from ever increasing complex healthcare facilities and managed by national operators who are driven by mission, values and a service ethos that often excels in the surrounding community.

For more information on Virginia Rigoni Consulting, our Executive Search experience, and our professional development and coaching programs please contact us on 612 8019 7073 or by email [email protected].

Virginia Rigoni Consulting - Where Experience Matters

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Act now!

2015 deadline

announced

The UK Government has announced new restrictions from next April on civil servants (NHS, Police etc.) being able to transfer their pensions to Australia. This may also be expanded to the private sector.

It is now still possible to transfer for more detail contact UKPTA

CALL US TODAY ON (08) 9309 [email protected]

407-036 1PG FULL COLOUR CMYK PDF

by Karen Keast

The Australian College of Nursing (ACN) has called on the Federal Government to fund a rural scholarship program to support newly registered and enrolled nurses.

The proposed $660,000 three-year trial of 50 transition scholarships would support early career nurses undertake three months’ structured clinical learning in a rural health service.

In its pre-budget submission outlining seven recommendations to the Federal Government, the ACN states the scholarships, providing $12,000 each for health services employing first year RNs and ENs, would address the ageing workforce, and also work to attract and retain nurses in rural areas.

“The Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations’ Labour Market Research Nurses 2012-13 states that employers in regional areas had less success recruiting nurses than those in metropolitan areas,” the submission states.

“Some locations in New South Wales, the Western Australian wheatbelt, Tasmania and Northern Territory report particular difficulties.

“Often first year nurses experience working in rural health services as very stressful because many services have few or no staff available to provide clinical decision support, particularly outside business hours.

“Many rural health services do not offer special supports designed for inexperienced first year nurses to transition into clinical practice.”

ACN has also recommended the government provide $500,000 annually to fund a rural education scholarship scheme to support postgraduate study and professional development for rural nurses.

“Both of these initiatives offer important measures to address the current health care inequalities and high costs faced by people living in rural Australia,” ACN CEO Adjunct Professor Debra Thoms said.

The pre-budget submission calls for $350,000 for the design, trial and evaluation of a National Transition Framework to support new nurses transition into clinical practice, and to also support practising nurses to move from one area of clinical practice or setting to another.

The submission proposes $1 million to establish an independent, national system for collecting, analysing and comparing nurse sensitive indicators, and funding for a project to map the clinical roles of nurses in non-acute care.

It also suggests the government consider providing $250,000 to fund the development of leadership programs for nurse managers, and calls for funding for more Medicare Benefits items and increased rebates for nurse practitioners.

ACN submission supports rural nurse workforce

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The Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) highly values the contribution and dedication of its people, who enjoy working together to provide high quality health care in a unique environment.

RFDS staff enjoy enriching work which broadens their horizons, builds professional experience and delivers the personal rewards of knowing they are making a difference to rural and remote Australia.

If you’re a Nurse/Midwife ready for a rewarding new challenge, the RFDS has a position for the right person to join our dynamic Flight Nurse Team.

You’ll be working with an amazing and motivated team of professionals dedicated

to providing primary care and emergency evacuations to those living and working in rural and remote areas.

Applicants are required to have:

> Dual Nursing and Midwifery registration

> Significant postgraduate experience and/or qualifications in critical care (ED or ICU)

The successful candidate will receive a comprehensive two-week orientation, generous salary and salary packaging benefits, and assistance with relocation if necessary.

Applications close:

For futher information: (08) 94176300

[email protected] flyingdoctor.org.au

Live your passion.Be part of a proud Australian tradition.>

Flight Nurses

Paul Ingram

Port Hedland

13th September 2013.

Derby, Port Hedland and Jandakot (part time)Western Australia various locations

www.flyingdoctor.org.au

Applications close: ongoing in 2014

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Nursing, midwifery and allied health students are learning to think about patient care outside the hospital walls thanks to a unique learning space.

Federation University Australia’s Mount Helen campus in Ballarat, Victoria, features an innovative Simulated Home Environment Learning Space (SHELS), enabling students to experience real-life conditions in a patient’s home.

The lab boasts a house layout - complete with kitchen, bathroom and toilet, bedroom and living room - while glass walls work to provide the audience in the 50-seat auditorium with a view into the simulated home for nursing, midwifery, psychology and exercise science rehabilitation students.

The space also features an ambulance and sedan, enabling simulation for manual handling for paramedic and nursing students.

Professor of Nursing Sally Wellard said she believed FedUni could be the only university in Australia to have such a unique lab.

Professor Wellard said the lab, which is designed for live transmission from the house to the auditorium, shines the spotlight on patient care in the home.

“Students in the audience can view demonstrations or they can view peers figuring out how to work with people and how to understand how people live, rather than just thinking of giving them care and support in hospital but what actually happens when people leave,” she said.

“People have to learn how to navigate and negotiate with patients in the patients’ home and they also have to understand the context of where someone comes from.

“People’s lives are different from our own and we need to think about how they want to live their lives rather than assuming that they live their lives in particular ways.”

Professor Wellard said the space has already forced students to contemplate a variety of scenarios, safety considerations and to develop responses.

She said with an ageing population, more people living with chronic disease and shorter hospital stays, nurses and allied health professionals are delivering more health services in the home.

“People need support and have to manage things at home in ways that they never used to,” she said.

“Nurses should always think about the environment because the environment in which people live and the circumstances of that have a huge impact on their health and well-being and what sort of resources they may or may not have to support them.

“The earlier you think and understand that, the better you are going to be able to work with someone.”

Lab provides insight into patients’ care at homeby Karen Keast

“– Professor of Nursing

Sally Wellard

People’s lives are different from our own and we need to think about how they want to live their lives rather than assuming that they live their lives in particular ways.

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The successful applicant will need to be an experienced aged care manager, who is able to lead us to the next level in aged care. You will need to have strong change management and leadership skills to be considered for this role.

To obtain further information regarding these opportunities visit our web-site, www.wdhs.net. Applications for these po-sitions, together with your resume should be forwarded to [email protected]

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Australia’s trained and highly skilled nurse practitioner (NP) workforce is still an untapped resource, according to the Australian College of Nurse Practitioners (ACNP).

ACNP vice president Leonie Burdack said despite gaining access to the Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) and Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) in 2010, legislative, policy and local barriers in both the public and private sectors are restricting NPs from working to their full capacity.

“Unfortunately approximately 30 per cent of this highly skilled and experienced workforce are not being utilised for the job that they have been trained to do,” she said.

Ms Burdack, who has been involved in developing the NP role in Australia since 2004, said small changes could result in significant impact that would benefit patients.

“For example, at the Commonwealth level providing ‘refer and request’ provider numbers for public sector NPs would streamline access to health care service and result in minimal, if any increase in aggregate cost for the health budget - it may even provide some modest cost savings,” she said.

“Most importantly, this change would improve the system for patients.

“In addition, full utilisation of the NP role could also be facilitated through improved access to MBS item numbers.”

Ms Burdack said the College has lobbied the government to implement simple, cost-neutral solutions.

“Unfortunately, however, federation and the current state-commonwealth health funding model creates an arbitrary divide that frequently results in politicking about cost-shifting,” she said.

The comments come after Australia’s 1000th NP was recently endorsed, while the Northern Territory state government has also announced it will create an extra 25 full-time NP positions by 2016.

The state’s health department currently has three full-time equivalent NP positions.

The government has unveiled a strategic plan for NPs, with further work planned to increase opportunities for nurses to progress their careers.

“More nurse practitioners in the bush will enhance health outcomes for children, chronic disease management, including diabetes and heart disease, and mental health - just to name a few,” Health Minister Robyn Lambley said in a statement.

“There are many wonderful long-term nurses who have provided health care to countless Territorians, at our homes and in our clinics, hospitals and health centres.

“Increasing the opportunity for nurses to advance their careers and provide even more services…will benefit not only our nurses but our health system and the community.”

Ms Burdack said the announcement was an encouraging step with the potential to significantly improve access to health care in remote areas of central Australia.

She said NPs are pushing traditional health care boundaries and successfully pioneering innovative models of care, including one NP who consults patients from the surrounding rural area in a shearing shed.

“The NP has a good working relationship with the ‘local’ GP who is very supportive of this practice,” Ms Burdack said.

“Without this innovative model these patients would not obtain adequate health care due to access barriers.”

Nurse practitioners still face barriers

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Hamilton is strategically located 3.5 hours from Melbourne and 5 hours from Adelaide. Southern Grampians spans the heart of Victoria’s renowned ‘Western District’ and boasts magnificent scenery at every turn. WDHS have the following position available:

This position offers the successful applicant the opportunity to work in a progressive and stimulating aged care environment.

The successful applicant will need to be an experienced aged care manager, who is able to lead us to the next level in aged care. You will need to have strong change management and leadership skills to be considered for this role.

To obtain further information regarding these opportunities visit our web-site, www.wdhs.net. Applications for these po-sitions, together with your resume should be forwarded to [email protected]

Salary and conditions are in accordance with the relevant awards.A current driver’s licence and a satisfactory police check are required.

Excellence in Healthcare – Putting People First

Nurse Unit Manager – The GrangePermanent Full Time

(80hours per fortnight with ADO)

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by Karen Keast

Australia’s trained and highly skilled nurse practitioner (NP) workforce is still an untapped resource, according to the Australian College of Nurse Practitioners (ACNP).

ACNP vice president Leonie Burdack said despite gaining access to the Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) and Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) in 2010, legislative, policy and local barriers in both the public and private sectors are restricting NPs from working to their full capacity.

“Unfortunately approximately 30 per cent of this highly skilled and experienced workforce are not being utilised for the job that they have been trained to do,” she said.

Ms Burdack, who has been involved in developing the NP role in Australia since 2004, said small changes could result in significant impact that would benefit patients.

“For example, at the Commonwealth level providing ‘refer and request’ provider numbers for public sector NPs would streamline access to health care service and result in minimal, if any increase in aggregate cost for the health budget - it may even provide some modest cost savings,” she said.

“Most importantly, this change would improve the system for patients.

“In addition, full utilisation of the NP role could also be facilitated through improved access to MBS item numbers.”

Ms Burdack said the College has lobbied the government to implement simple, cost-neutral solutions.

“Unfortunately, however, federation and the current state-commonwealth health funding model creates an arbitrary divide that frequently results in politicking about cost-shifting,” she said.

The comments come after Australia’s 1000th NP was recently endorsed, while the Northern Territory state government has also announced it will create an extra 25 full-time NP positions by 2016.

The state’s health department currently has three full-time equivalent NP positions.

The government has unveiled a strategic plan for NPs, with further work planned to increase opportunities for nurses to progress their careers.

“More nurse practitioners in the bush will enhance health outcomes for children, chronic disease management, including diabetes and heart disease, and mental health - just to name a few,” Health Minister Robyn Lambley said in a statement.

“There are many wonderful long-term nurses who have provided health care to countless Territorians, at our homes and in our clinics, hospitals and health centres.

“Increasing the opportunity for nurses to advance their careers and provide even more services…will benefit not only our nurses but our health system and the community.”

Ms Burdack said the announcement was an encouraging step with the potential to significantly improve access to health care in remote areas of central Australia.

She said NPs are pushing traditional health care boundaries and successfully pioneering innovative models of care, including one NP who consults patients from the surrounding rural area in a shearing shed.

“The NP has a good working relationship with the ‘local’ GP who is very supportive of this practice,” Ms Burdack said.

“Without this innovative model these patients would not obtain adequate health care due to access barriers.”

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Nursing, midwifery and allied health students are learning to think about patient care outside the hospital walls thanks to a unique learning space.

Federation University Australia’s Mount Helen campus in Ballarat, Victoria, features an innovative Simulated Home Environment Learning Space (SHELS), enabling students to experience real-life conditions in a patient’s home.

The lab boasts a house layout - complete with kitchen, bathroom and toilet, bedroom and living room - while glass walls work to provide the audience in the 50-seat auditorium with a view into the simulated home for nursing, midwifery, psychology and exercise science rehabilitation students.

The space also features an ambulance and sedan, enabling simulation for manual handling for paramedic and nursing students.

Professor of Nursing Sally Wellard said she believed FedUni could be the only university in Australia to have such a unique lab.

Professor Wellard said the lab, which is designed for live transmission from the house to the auditorium, shines the spotlight on patient care in the home.

“Students in the audience can view demonstrations or they can view peers figuring out how to work with people and how to understand how people live, rather than just thinking of giving them care and support in hospital but what actually happens when people leave,” she said.

“People have to learn how to navigate and negotiate with patients in the patients’ home and they also have to understand the context of where someone comes from.

“People’s lives are different from our own and we need to think about how they want to live their lives rather than assuming that they live their lives in particular ways.”

Professor Wellard said the space has already forced students to contemplate a variety of scenarios, safety considerations and to develop responses.

She said with an ageing population, more people living with chronic disease and shorter hospital stays, nurses and allied health professionals are delivering more health services in the home.

“People need support and have to manage things at home in ways that they never used to,” she said.

“Nurses should always think about the environment because the environment in which people live and the circumstances of that have a huge impact on their health and well-being and what sort of resources they may or may not have to support them.

“The earlier you think and understand that, the better you are going to be able to work with someone.”

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