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Research into RNs’ and NPs’ Willingness to Particip...
May 1, 2024
A research team is exploring Registered Nurses’ and Nurse Practitioners’ willingness to participate in Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD). The team are Professor Ann Bonner, Professor Melissa Bloomer, Dr Joan Carlini, and Dr Jayne Hewitt from Griffith University, Emeritus Professor Margaret O’Connor from Monash University, and Ms Ilse Berquier from Metro North Health. This team comprises…
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Research into RNs’ and NPs’ Willingness to Particip...
May 1, 2024
A research team is exploring Registered Nurses’ and Nurse Practitioners’ willingness to participate in Voluntary…
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Exploring factors that shape registered nurses’ engag...
April 29, 2024
You are invited to participate in a research study on the attitudes and perceptions of…
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Exploring factors that shape registered nurses’ engag...
April 29, 2024
You are invited to participate in a research study on the attitudes and perceptions of…
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Eliminating HIV transmission is close, but we’re not...
March 22, 2024
Australia is getting close to eliminating HIV transmission, but inequities in the delivery and uptake…
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AI can already diagnose depression better than a doctor
February 15, 2024
AI shows substantial promise in the management of depression, researchers say. In recent years there…
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Seeking RN research participants : How do Masters quali...
February 8, 2024
Anita Dunn, a PhD candidate, is particularly interested in interviewing RNs who work with RNs…
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Climate change raises concerns about Australians’ rep...
January 13, 2024
New research highlights potential risks to Australians’ reproductive health due to climate change, establishing a…
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Understanding AI is an ‘ethical imperative’
December 1, 2023
Like it or not, the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in nursing and midwifery is…
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‘I was told to return to work as soon as I regained c...
November 22, 2023
Violence against nurses is pervasive. They are more likely to experience physical violence than any…