News
This month's Lamp is the second edition for 2010, inside we feature a range of stories relating to Nurses and the 2010 Public Health System Pay and Conditions Campaign. In the cover story 'Under Pressure, support grows for safe staffing' The Lamp looks at the experiences of Western Sydney nurses facing staff cuts in their hospitals.> more
The NSWNA in conjunction with the HNEAHS has undertaken a research project into the nursing / midwifery rostering system. The research report is now complete and available to members and the public.> more
The Australian Nursing Federation launches its national ad campaign in Sydney with the priority of making aged care an election year issue.> more
Community rallies next Thursday to force action on vacancies > more
The Hunter New England 'Responsive Rosters' Research Project now called 'Balanced Rosters' has delivered its update newsletter no.10.> more
Federal Government should be the funder, but there is still a lot of detail to work through. > more
Despite the workloads tool, nurse workloads in public hospitals and health facilities are getting worse - nurses are at breaking point and research reveals that patient care is being compromised - to the point of being unsafe.> more
Nurses to meet tomorrow morning.> more
Loss of senior staff worsesns skill mix at Coffs Harbour hospital.> more
Despite the workloads tool, nurse workloads continue to intensify in the NSW public health system. The Lamp looks at how other nursing unions have tackled this chronic problem with the use of mandated minimum staffing ratios. > more
The NSWNA hosted forums on safe patient staffing for N/MUMs and Nurse Managers.> more
Members and nursing home residents meet Federal MPs.> more
The NSWNA is gearing up for a campaign to improve pay and conditions for nurses working in the public health system. > more
N/MUM society members are primarily concerned with rostering, workloads, skill mixes and staff ratios.> more
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Fact Sheet Series on Nursing Practice
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The Garling Inquiry
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