Foundations of General Practice Nursing Workshops
An orientation to nursing in a general practice setting for new and transitioning nurses, and those seeking an update.
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ANMF national school nursing professional practice standards
The Practice Standards are for the benefit of all school nurses and school communities in guiding consistency for competent and safe practice.Professional Standards for Nurses
Nurses and midwives must be registered with the NMBA, and meet the NMBA's professional standards in order to practise in Australia. Includes the Code of Ethics for Nurses, and the Code of Professional Conduct.RACGP guidelines for preventative activities in general practice (Red book)
The Guidelines (Red Book) is a synthesis of evidence-based guidelines from Australian and international sources and provides recommendations for everyday use in general practice.What makes the Australian Medicare Local Alliance primary care nursing initiatives work
Preliminary evaluation findings will be presented with the aim of informing policy and practice decision-making to build the capacity and sustainability of primary health care nursing.Managing the use of your practice data: General Practice Data Governance Council (RACGP)
The GPDGC supports an appropriate information sharing environment for secondary use of general practice data, in order to improve patient and population health outcomes.
The essential elements of a nurse clinic: Staffing and HR
Having a strong and effective team ready to take on the challenges of implementing a new model of nurse-led care is an essential part of a nurse clinic. While supporting and sustaining the team can be challenging there are a few things that can help to minimise potential issues.ANMF national informatics standards for nurses and midwives
These national Standards clearly articulate the standard of computer literacy, information literacy and information management required of all nurses and midwives, for practice.
The essential elements of a nurse clinic: The fundamental of systems and processes
The systems and processes building block describes the fundamental requirements to maximise your clinic’s outcomes focusing on: technical systems, processes to manage patient appointments and reminders and data-management and privacy obligations.Australian Primary Care Collaboratives
Australian Primary Care Collaboratives resourcesMy Nursing Future
Benefits of having a nurse in your practice
APNA member benefits
