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Peak bodies unite to deliver reform action plan – APNA chief Ken Griffin tells us why

Nursing Review

ACTION 3 : Work with State and Territory Governments to pass laws to support qualified Registered Nurses in every State and Territory to prescribe approved medications under the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme. For Endorsed Midwives, this includes tests such as NIPT, pelvic ultrasound, multiple pregnancy items and iron studies.

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Health wins big in Victorian state budget

Nursing Review

This pilot expanded the role of appropriately trained community pharmacists, allowing them to provide certain Schedule 4 medications without the need for a prescription, including the resupply of the contraceptive pill, treatment for uncomplicated urinary tract infections, and access to travel health advice and vaccinations. A further $34.5m

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Public vs private. Which is safer for childbirth?

Nursing Review

Digging into the data The BJOG paper examined the outcomes for 368,292 births selected out of a bigger data set of 867,334 women who gave birth in NSW, Queensland and Victoria between January 2016 and December 2019. These complexities are much more prevalent in the public system and impact on health outcomes.

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Artificial Intelligence, Automation and Nursing- will these technologies help our profession?

The Nurse Break

Widespread adoption of digital health tools such as telehealth and virtual models of care can help patients access care from home with the use of equipment to monitor their health status. For instance, pregnant women are rarely included in studies trialling pharmaceutical therapies.