Attention nursing and midwifery researchers! The RBF is pleased to announce that we will have a funding round opening in early 2024. Stay tuned for more information, or reach out to be added to our mailing list #researchfunding #nursingacademic #midwiferyacademic #grantfunding
Does the research have to be undertaken in SA? One of the assessment criteria for grant applications is a demonstrated benefit to SA. How can you do this?
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We are very excited to announce our first round of grant funding for 2023 opens today! Grants of up to $50,000 are available in this round. Want to know more? rbf.org.au/research/research… @ANMFSA
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Healthcare is evolving, and contemporary research like this is pivotal for future planning.
The RBF has funded important research which has changed the way we work in practice, and we are excited to announce the next round of funding opens on 23/3.
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A Nurse Practitioner and her team are helping to break down the confusion over two skyrocketing afflictions of ageing.
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A meeting of minds to continue the important work of nursing and midwifery research @marioneckert5 @ElizabethDabars @RBRCUniSA @ANMFSA
Although Australia's nurses and midwives are ideally placed to provide solutions to current health service inefficiencies, they are underrepresented as recipients of research grant funding. #nursing #midwifery
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Nursing and midwifery research is important to the improvement of health outcomes and to support the development of health professions. We are looking forward to a new round of grants opening early this year! More details released soon! #Nursing #Midwifery
As 2022 comes to a close and we start to look towards 2023, the RBF would like to know ... What do you think the 2023 Australian nursing and midwifery research priorities are?
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“We question which generation will actually see the benefits of any action the Govt is taking to fix #agedcare. This Budget falls well short of what residents, their families & the community wanted to fix this broken system,” ANMF Fed Sec, Annie Butler - bit.ly/3y4TPQD
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Govt said this budget was their ‘full response’ the aged care RC.
What a disappointment.
Real reform - is that too much to ask?
At Parliament House, waiting to hear if this federal budget will actually deliver the ‘once in a generation’ reform for aged care promised by the treasurer. To do that it must fix the staffing & workforce crisis #itsnottoomuch to ask
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How do the COVID-19 vaccines work? Important summary of information prepared by @petersmdj and @CaseyMarnie, ahead of Monday’s rollout. @UniversitySA @RBF_AU @unisaresearch
The @anmf_federal Research Unit has unpacked evidence-based information about how the #COVID19 vaccines work ahead of next week's national #vaccine rollout. @petersmdj @CaseyMarnie1 #COVID19aus
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A big congrats to regional New South Wales aged care worker and nurse Elizabeth Zachulski for being recognised for her crucial work in aged care. ab.co/39jpqne
Image credit: Kathleen Ferguson,@abcnews
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Leonie has been busy recruiting for the TACK study (therapeutic activity kits in PWD in the ED) today. 2 new patients enrolled , 3 for the week. Great work @HiggsLeonie . @MetroNorthHHS @QUT_Nursing @RBF_AU #Dementia #dementiacare
Even when the lights are low and the hallways quiet, save for the squeak of the night-shift nurses’ shoes, there’s something else keeping a watchful eye on patients with serious coronavirus infections at UVA Health. @UVA bit.ly/39c48rE
Calling all art lovers! The @RBF_AU and @ANMFSA International Year of the Nurse and Midwife 2020 Online Art Exhibition is now open! Have a look at all the phenomenal entries that celebrate the extraordinary work our healthcare workers do everyday! 👀 👉loom.ly/rLFXR1I!
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Zoom in to listen to Ms Imogen Ramsey, the Rosemary Bryant AO Research Centre, UniSA 2019 Transformed PhD student of the year presentation this Friday. Don't miss it. @NursingNow2020 @WHO @SAHealth @UniSACRI @UniversitySA @AmericanCancer @PeterMacCC @CancerCouncilOz
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Time for Nurses & Midwives to be heard and let us know how you are getting through COVID-19 @RBRCUniSA @UniversitySA @NursingNow2020 @nightingaleSTH @JanineMilera
Calling all #nurses, #midwives and #personalcare workers. Share your experiences in the national @UniversitySA #COVID-19 Workplace #Survey to provide critical insights to advocate for improvements. Take the survey and share with your colleagues: bit.ly/3kBJIMs
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