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APNA is searching for its next Chief Executive Officer as part of a planned transition from longtime CEO Ken Griffin. During Ken’s tenure, APNA has had remarkable growth in membership, partnerships and influence, consolidating its position as a leader in Australia’s primary health care sector.
Today is International Nurses Day – and the birthday of Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing. This year’s theme, “Caring for nurses strengthens economies”, is a powerful reminder that when we invest in the nursing profession, we strengthen communities, health systems, and the wellbeing of our nation.
As we prepare to launch Florence, APNA’s leadership team reflects on the journey so far. Florence is more than an app — it’s a powerful tool designed to empower, support, and grow the nursing profession. Hear why we believe Florence will light the way for nurses everywhere.
As the launch of Florence approaches, APNA Board Members reflect on its significance. More than an app, Florence represents a shift — empowering nurses, strengthening career growth, and helping build a healthier, more connected health system for all.
Australia’s peak nursing and midwifery groups, including APNA, are calling on the major parties at this election to commit to reforms that will provide all Australians with quicker and more affordable access to the health services they need. The nine peak groups are advocating seven nursing-led reforms to improve care, reduce waiting times, and deliver better health outcomes with minimal impact on the budget.
The Australian Primary Health Care Nurses Association is warning that while the Federal Government’s $8.5 billion health investment acknowledges the need for reform, it overlooks the vital role nurses can play in addressing the pressures on Australia’s health system.
The Australian Primary Health Care Nurses Association (APNA) welcomes the Albanese Government's continued investment in the Aged Care Nursing Clinical Placement Program (ACNCPP) with the announcement of an extra $5.1m in funding.