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Nursing and Midwifery Campaign for Better Primary Health Care for all Australians
It’s time to enable nurses, nurse practitioners, and midwives to work to their full capacity to increase access, provide quality health care, and keep Australia healthier.
APNA welcomes the recommendations made in the Scope of Practice Review to build a stronger primary health care sector
APNA welcomes the recommendations made in the Scope of Practice Review to build a stronger primary health care sector
School Nurses: An investment with a lifetime of impact
The Australian Primary Health Care Nurses Association (APNA) welcomes the commitment from the ACT Labor Government to increase access to nurses in ACT public secondary schools.
Joint Statement: Primary Health Care Alliance - PHC Congress
With significant primary healthcare reform on the horizon in Australia, strong leadership and consensus views have been agreed by over 60 peak organisations at the Primary Health Care Congress.
APNA President appointed first Chief Clinical Adviser (Nursing) at the Australian Digital Health Agency
APNA welcomes the appointment of our president, Karen Booth, as the inaugural Chief Clinical Adviser at the Australian Digital Health Agency.
New funding for the next generation of Australia’s primary health care nurses
The Australian Primary Health Care Nurses Association (APNA) says the Albanese Government’s $4.2 million investment in the National Nursing Clinical Placement Program will help to grow the next generation of primary health care nurses and combat the workforce shortage.
2 in 5 Primary Health Care Nurses at risk of leaving Primary Health Care
The Australian Primary Health Care Nurses Association (APNA) will meet with Members of Parliament in Canberra this week to discuss solutions and help fix a range of workforce issues which have the potential to cause an exodus of nurses from the country’s primary health care sector in the next five years.
New survey finds nurses ‘doing paperwork’ instead of treating patients
At a time of chronic health workforce shortages across Australia, a new survey has revealed that four out of five highly-qualified registered and enrolled primary health care nurses in GP clinics are being forced to undertake a long-list of non-clinical, administrative work, instead of giving people the medical care they need in the community.
APNA welcomes Government relief from student clinical ‘placement poverty
The Australian Primary Health Care Nurses Association (APNA) welcomes the Albanese Government support payments for student nurses and midwives undertaking clinical placement training as part of their path to finishing their qualifications.
Scope of Practice Review: Issues Paper 2
Australia’s peak nursing and midwifery organisations welcome the release of the Scope of Practice Review Issues Paper Two.
