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Locality: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

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Address: Madden St 3012 Melbourne, VIC, Australia

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23.01.2022 I’ve mastered the ability of standing so incredibly still, that I become invisible to the eye.

18.01.2022 Lucy @aussie_nurses So excited about this year's Australian Nurse Diary. These are amazing!"

18.01.2022 Free language materials for Nurses for Bedside Care. Please share! Yes - there are some great smartphone apps to help communicate in bedside care for patients with little or no English (family members a great help too!) Over the years the Australian Nurse Diary has included NAATI Accredited translations of over 50 common migrant and refugee languages - common phrases used in bedside care that nurses and patients can simply POINT TO, to assist communication.... We have now made all of these available online to freely open on your device or to print off as needed. FULL LIST OF LANGUAGES BELOW! Also specialised transalations for PARAMEDICS and MIDWIVES! Simply go to https://nursediary.com.au and click on the 'LANGUAGES, Free Resources' page. Click on the name of the language to open the full translation in a PDF file you can print off or save free resources from the Australian Nurse Diary! If you would like to purchase your own HARD COPY A5 book of these languages click in this link ‘Nurse and Patient Language Helper’ TRANSLATIONS FOR MIDWIVES Arabic Chinese Dinka French Spanish GENERAL BEDSIDE CARE TRANSLATIONS Albanian Amharic Arabic Assyrian Azerbaijani Bangla Bosnia Bulgarian Burmese Chinese Croatian Djambarrpuyngu Dutch Farsi Persian French German Greek Hebrew Hindi Hungarian Indonesian Italian Japanese Karen Khmer Kirundi Kriol Kurdish Lao Macedonian Malay Maltese Maori Cook Islands Polish Portuguese Punjabi Pushto Romanian Russian Samoan Serbian Sinhalese Somali Spanish Swahili Tagalog Tamil Thai Tongan Turkish Ukranian Urdu Vietnamese FOR PARAMEDICS Arabic Chinese Greek Italian Russian Spanish Turkish Vietnamese

18.01.2022 2021 Australian Nurse Diaries ARRIVE NEXT WEEK! Soft leather feel for teal pocket and A5 - pink pocket hardcover!

15.01.2022 2021 Australian Nurse Diaries now on presale at www.nursediary.com.au Stylish teal in soft leather feel, pocket pink in hardcover. Packed with resources for Aussie nurses! #nurse #nursingschool #nursingstudent #nursingmemes #anmf #remotenurse #rdns #boltonclarke #nursingaustralia #belmorenursesbureau #sydneynurses #perthnurse #perthnurses #adelaidenurses #darwinnurses #royaldarwinhospital #melbournenurse #brisbanenurse #hobartnurse #canberranurse

14.01.2022 "I am really struggling with not being able to come home and visit family," Bridget Gloag. Bridget is an Associate Nurse Unit Manager in our Intensive Care Unit... caring for patients with incredibly complex trauma and illness, including those affected by #COVID19. She's also away from family and loved ones in New Zealand including her best friend's wedding in October and her sister's expected baby in February. A big thank you to all of our staff who continue providing exceptional care to our patients while being impacted by ongoing restrictions themselves. You can show your support for our amazing team of frontline workers: https://bit.ly/3hAptN3 See more

14.01.2022 Aged care residents giving up due to COVID-19 and isolation, nurses fear Aged care Red Zone Isolation is badly affecting some aged care residents during COVID-19 lockdown. Nurses sent in to help Melbourne's coronavirus-ravaged aged care facilities say they are gravely concerned for residents even those without COVID-19 infections who have been stuck in "solitary confinement" for months....Continue reading

11.01.2022 International nursing leader tells nurses ‘it’s OK not to feel resilient’ The nursing profession’s response to the coronavirus pandemic has shown the world that nurses are indispensable, according to the president of the International Council of Nurses. Annette Kennedy (pictured above) will today use her speech at the 2020 Nursing Times Awards to thank nursing staff for their efforts during the Covid-19 crisis and to encourage them to seek support for their mental wellbeing... if needed. You have shown the world that you are indispensable, that nothing can happen without nurses Annette Kennedy The ceremony will be held virtually for the first time and marks the 30th anniversary of the awards, as well the International Year of the Nurse and Midwife as designated by the World Health Organization. During her address, Ms Kennedy is expected to highlight the way Covid-19 changed the world that nurses both live and work in and altered the way care was delivered. But you have shown the world that you are indispensable, that nothing can happen without nurses, she will tell award attendees. And through your caring and through your compassion and through the way that you save lives, you have shown that you are needed more than anybody else in this whole health service. The ICN, a federation of more than 130 national nursing associations, has taken a leading role in campaigning on behalf of nurses during the pandemic on issues including personal protective equipment and abuse against nurses. In her speech today, Ms Kennedy is expected to reiterate the ICN’s concerns about nurse safety and mental and physical wellbeing. It is so important that we keep our nurses safe, she will tell the ceremony. Keeping the nurses safe, keeps patients safe two sides of the same coin. She will highlight that many nurses are suffering stress and anxiety this year and at this particular time of the pandemic. But you need to look after yourselves and you need to not to feel that you can do everything and that you are totally resilient and that you don’t need support too, Ms Kennedy is expected to say. Nursing Times is seeking to raise awareness of the mental health pressures and wellbeing needs of nurses during and after the coronavirus pandemic through our Covid-19: Are You OK? campaign. Ms Kennedy will close her speech by thanking nurses for all they do and add: If I had my way, I would give every nurse an award, particularly in this year of Covid-19. The ceremony will take place from 4pm when the winners of 23 categories will be revealed. The event is free, and nurses can register to attend through our event web page by 3.55pm today. https://www.nursingtimes.net//international-nursing-leade/

09.01.2022 What has it been like working in PPE during the pandemic? https://fal.cn/3a9xX This short, anonymous survey aims to explore Australian health care workers’ perc...eptions of, attitudes towards, and experiences with PPE during COVID-19. Results will be used to improve policy around PPE use. https://fal.cn/3a9xX See more

08.01.2022 Attention all nurses! Arriving September 28. Soft leather feel - best ever. Pre-sale on now at www.nursediary.com.au #nursediary #australiannurse

08.01.2022 We couldn’t pull the VITAlity Festival off without some of our best ambassadors and sponsors. If your name is mentioned below, you’re AMAZING! Thank you for he...lping us put together a life-changing festival for frontliners. We couldn’t have done this without you. Lance Schembri and Prashant Iyer Aware Super Philip Leahy Frontliners Tania Burstin mycause.com.au Jenny Boymal Symphony 7 Community and Project Optimism Adrian Barker Australian Nurse Diary Jaki Lew Nine West Michaela Scott, Anakie Design Dr Emma O’Brien The Royal Melbourne Hospital Scrub Choir Tal Evans, Majestic Computer Technology and Agile Health Computing Ronan Leonard,Trnsform Management Consulting

07.01.2022 Smile on a tired Tuesday. Pick words carefully when doing patient education! Some will still always hear what they want to hear.

05.01.2022 Nursing through this pandemic has placed unprecedented pressure on members of our profession. This needs to be addressed by governments and employers around the world. Read more about it in the Lamp: https://thelamp.com.au/profession//nurse-death-toll-soars/

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03.01.2022 From Daissy! "Thank you for my diary you have made my day/week/month indeed Very useful information, great resources, plenty of space for all my appointments, excellent size and great quality. Thank you so much!" At www.nursediary.com.au #melbournenurse #sydneynurses #adelaidenurses #perthnurses #brisbanenurse #darwinnurses #anmf #nursingschool #nursingaustralia #nursingstudent

02.01.2022 2021 Australian Nurse Diaries have arrived! Thanks for your patience - we will start despatching today! www.nursediary.com.au

02.01.2022 From Kym "I absolutely love my Australian Nurses Diary! 2021 will be my second year using these diaries and I honestly couldn't be happier! I love all the special features specific to nurses and nursing students alike. Some of my fave features are easy tick boxes for shifts, monthly and yearly roster planners, expenses record, CPD point tracker, medical abbreviations, reflective practice, and informative pages and guides such as detect framework, ISBAR, ALS, and documentation. I can't wait to start personalising and organising 2021."

02.01.2022 2021 Australian Nurse Diaries arrive next week! www.nursediary.com.au #melbournenurse #sydneynurses #adelaidenurses #perthnurses #darwinnurses #brisbanenurse #hobartnurse #canberranurse #australiannurses

01.01.2022 Here is the new 2021 Pocket Australian Nurse Diary - now with a closing strap as well as page ribbon marker. Hard cover with soft leather feel. The pen shows size. NOW ON PRE-SALE at www.nursediary.com.au Due to arrive end of September -#nursediary #anmf #ausnurses #ausrn # #nurse

01.01.2022 Nurses deserve the best!! Treat yourself or a friend with a beautiful 2021 diary. They make the perfect gift!