The Australian College of Nursing (ACN) provides postgraduate education and training to nurses across the country. An integral part of this team is Emma Woodhouse MACN, ACN’s Manager of Education Development and former co-convenor of ACN’s Graduate Certificate in Perioperative Nursing. She also has strong connections to perioperative nursing as it was the first area…
This unit of study provide students with the opportunity to explore the principles of Diagnostic Medical Imaging Nursing.
This unit of study provide students with the foundational knowledge that will equip them for a profession in the specialty of paediatric nursing.
Led by a national community of interest and developed over a 12-month period, the Australian College of Nursing today launched its national Nursing Leadership in Emissions Reduction Guiding Principles. Chief Executive Officer Adjunct Professor Kylie Ward said “Climate change is the biggest threat facing our patients’ health globally, and as the largest health profession in…
This unit of study is designed to consider the health needs of babies and families admitted to a neonatal intensive care unit.
This unit of study examines current and emerging cellular therapies. It provides students with an overview of the immune system, bone marrow function, cell sources and preparation for transplantation, before more explicitly exploring the short- and long-term care requirements of individuals receiving autologous, allogeneic and Chimeric antigen receptor T- cells (CAR-T) therapies.
View Fullscreen More resources Position Statement Voluntary Assisted Dying 20 January 2021 Position Statement The sexual harassment and/or sexual assault of nurses by patients 5 March 2021 Position Statement Standardised nursing terminology: Enabling comprehensive nursing data and analysis 24 July 2024 Submission Commonwealth Government COVID-19 response inquiry 1 December 2023 Position Statement The role of…
The Australian College of Nursing stands in solidarity with nurses and all those who have served in our military this Remembrance Day. Nurses continue to play an important role in our military campaigns and civic response to crises; this week we acknowledge and remember their sacrifice and dedication to serving our communities. We particularly remember…
View Fullscreen More resources Position Statement Nursing leadership in managing multimorbidity and COVID-19 24 January 2022 Position Statement Quality health care for all refugees and asylum seekers 15 October 2019 Policy Paper Nursing leadership in diversity and inclusion guiding principles 2 February 2021 Policy Paper Nurse leadership during disruptive events 17 March 2022 Submission Diabetes…
As a nurse, you have skills that you are building on to lead and manage and the determination and ambition to succeed in your career. Knowing what is needed to build a prosperous and satisfying career though is completely objective. This means you will have to seriously consider what YOU will need to do to…