Vol. 20 No. 11, June 2013

Index

• Editorial.
• Leaving in despair.
• Not wasted time in aged care placement.
• Nurse education: strike a balance.
• Safe staffing to prevent lessons of the past.
• Comedy giveaway.
• Correction.
• Put your safety first.
• Renewable energy needs community consultation.
• Coming together as one.
• Global event unites nurses.
• Handover of Presidency.
• Health fares well in Budget 2013-2014.
• Jobs crisis illogical, says Minister.
• ANF hosts Japanese workers' union delegation.
• End of life ethical issues in focus.
• Natural progression for new CATSIN CEO.
• National school immunisation plan.
• Pass aged care reforms.
• Telehealth standards and guidelines launched.
• Nurses advocating human rights commended.
• Unshackling nurses to become leaders.
• Nurses' response to nuclear incidents.
• Child health nurse named Nurse of the Year.
• UK career framework a success.
• Campaign against violence.
• QLD student saves man.
• Needlestick and sharps injuries are preventable.
• Yvonne.
• Advanced care directives: an update.
• Research participants needed.
• Global catch up for nurses.
• Parliament examines aged care reform Bills.
• Education.
• Recovery from addiction: making the successful transition back to health.
• Making the most of your super--whether you're just starting out or approaching life after work.
• Patient privacy: so easily breached.
• ANF election platform 2013.
• The vitamin D dilemma.
• Emerging data on resettled Iraqi refugees in Australia: 10 years after the 2003 Iraq conflict.
• Working life.
• Audiometry nursing: a care.
• Primary health care nursing: at the crossroads.
• Tackling the workforce shortage.
• Leadership and management in advanced nursing in general practice.
• Meeting the sexual health care needs of young refugee women.
• Australia's first mental health nursing charity: ROAM communities.
• Special patient education needs of the elderly.
• Hand hygiene in community health.
• Supporting our senior citizens in their own homes.
• Nurses key to effective chronic disease management in primary care.
• Calendar.
• Midwives wanted.
• Network.
• Legislating for choice.