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Registered nurse prescribing: what you need to know

Australia’s landmark reform regarding designated registered nurse prescribers represents a transformative step in advancing healthcare equity and strengthening the nursing workforce. These new roles will better support integrated models of care, reduce delays and alleviate pressure on overstretched medical services, benefiting medical practitioners, patients and communities. Members interested in becoming an RN prescriber will have to take several steps. Find out more

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Regulation

Registered nurse prescribing: what you need to know

Psychological health regulations are now in place

COVID vaccination mandates for healthcare workers revoked

New private acute regulations now in force

ANMF calls for ratios in private acute health services and day procedure centres

Do you work in the disability sector?

Updating the Psychological Health OHS Regulations

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Last chance to fill out the ‘Registered nurse prescribing under supervision’ survey

ANMF calls for a state takeover of residential aged care

ANMF opposes jump in recency of practice hours

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