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March 22, 2018 / News

Introducing International Nurses to Aged Care

The demand for aged care services is on the rise in Australia, and correspondingly the demand for aged care health professionals is increasing as well. The Department of Health and Ageing in 2010 predicted that the aged care workforce will need to almost triple before 2050. Keeping this in mind, Juniper, one of Western Australia’s …

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Health Southern NSW | Local Health District Group
March 22, 2018 / IHNA

Recruitment Team From Health Southern NSW

Thank you for the recruitment team from the”Health Southern NSW | Local Health District Group” who came for the second time to our Heidelberg campus, to conduct students’ interviews to recruit future nurses in NSW.

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Becoming a Registered Nurse
March 22, 2018 / News

Become a Registered Nurse and Enhance Your Career

With unprecedented growth expected in the healthcare industry across the nation, there is a growing deficit of nurses who are skilled and competent.

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English Australia Conference 2016
March 22, 2018 / News

English Australia Conference

Two Institute of Health and Management employees, Sue Bidesi (Academic Manager, School of Communication and Languages) and David Webb (Research and Learning Support Information Officer) attended last week’s #English #Australia conference in Hobart, Tasmania. English Australia is a peak body for quality ELICOS and ESOL course providers and the conference was a gathering of great …

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The future of childcare in australia
March 22, 2018 / News

Essential Training for Childcare Workers in Australia

Looking after young children is a responsibility that cannot be taken lightly. As an early childcare worker, you will be one of the adults whom the child is in constant contact with, and your interactions will have a profound impact on his or her subsequent learning and development. The period between the birth of a …

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choose the right qualification for your self in the health industry
March 22, 2018 / Courses

Which Healthcare Qualification Should I Enroll In?

If you wish to get a healthcare qualification in Australia, there are many different types and levels of qualifications that you can choose from.   What is the AQF and why is it relevant? The AQF or the Australian Qualifications Framework is maintained by the Federal Government, through its Department of Education, Employment and Workplace …

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ihna nurses australia
March 22, 2018 / News

Celebrating Our Nurses & Midwives in The Gold Coast!

Australia’s Gold Coast boasts some of the best nurses and midwives in the world. While today’s Florence Nightingales play a very different role from nurses of yesteryears, there’s still one attribute that has stood the test of time – and that’s genuine care for patients. As Griffith University Professor and Clinical Chair at Gold Coast …

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Indigenous Australia
March 22, 2018 / News

Strategic Push to Boost Indigenous Nursing Numbers

  A multi-pronged line of attack involving governments, the tertiary sector, and community groups is essential in order to increase Indigenous nursing numbers, a leading academic has stated.  Speaking via live video link from the United States, Linda Deravin-Malone, a Lecturer in Nursing in the School of Nursing, Midwifery and Indigenous Health at Charles Sturt …

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How can nurses save lives
March 22, 2018 / Healthcare

Why Nursing? Saving the future with a Career in Nursing

Following in the footsteps of Florence Nightingale and Clara Barton, nurses currently represent the largest group of healthcare workers in the United States. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) estimates more than 2.7 million registered nurses are employed at hospitals, physician offices, nursing homes, long-term care facilities, and working outside of what is considered …

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March 22, 2018 / IHNA

Interview With Natasha Davies: IHNA Nursing Student

Natasha Davies, our DON student, talks about her experience with IHNA and has some advice to offer nursing students. What made you decide to become a nurse? Was that a good decision? Why or why not? One of my first jobs as a teenager was in aged care.  After moving to Melbourne in the late …

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March 22, 2018 / Registered Nurse

Registered Nurses (RNs) Segment Offers Huge Job Openings

During the past few years, the Australian healthcare industry has witnessed the emergence of new unique specialty fields in nursing. Two important trends in the industry contributed heavily for the new changes stating an increased demand for Registered Nurses (RNs) and a tremendous technological advancement which changed the face of the Australian healthcare industry. It …

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March 22, 2018 / Individual Support

Aged Care Workers – Meeting the Deficit

The Australian population is ageing at an unprecedented rate. There are increasing proportions of older people who will need support, and this is coupled with a greatly reduced population of working age who could possibly take care of them. Statistical studies show that in 2006, the proportion of people aged 65 and older in the …

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Early childhood education
March 22, 2018 / Early Childhood Care

Early Childhood Development – the Key to a Great Life!

It is well known that the period of early childhood marks the most rapid development of a human life. The window of time between conception, through birth, and till the child is eight years old is a very critical one to the moulding of the child’s cognitive, emotional and physical behavior in later life. It …

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