APNA Online Learning
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We agree. It’s now time for action. Nurses are ready for change
The Australian Primary Health Care Nurses Association (APNA) welcomes Federal Health Minister Mark Butler’s thoughtful and considered approach to change in Australian health care.
Primary Times, Summer 2022-23
Members-only articles, interviews, columns, and clinical updates from the latest edition of APNA's Primary Times magazine
Japanese Encephalitis – how to protect your patients
Is this mosquito borne virus COVID 2.0? Listen to this educational segment on how to identify and protect your patients against this infectious disease of national significance.
Cardiovascular Disease Risk – FREE online learning course
Gain a better understand the lifestyle and medication management issues for people at risk of heart attack and stroke, and provide them with appropriate support in primary health care
Four patient groups that need your attention this Heart Week
With one Australian having a heart attack or stroke every 4 minutes, primary care nurses have the power to change this statistic by focussing on simple, yet life-saving preventative care.
Li-Ve Tasmania presents new resources for primary health care nurses
Li-Ve Tasmania is pleased to present Communicating for end of life – a toolkit. This evidence-based resource is designed to link disability support providers, healthcare providers and services, families and carers. It contains a set of practical tools to build capacity and capability around decision-making, accountability, communication, documentation and coordination at the end of life.
