• Calvary Launceston building a home-grown health workforce for future

    Nursing students  in northern Tasmania looking to kick start their career locally have until the end of July to apply for a place in Calvary Launceston’s graduate nurse transition program for 2024. Fifteen positions are available across both Calvary St Luke’s and Calvary St Vincent’s hospitals and Calvary Launceston Director of Clinical Services Debbie Rogers…

  • International Nurses Day 2023

    From all of us to you – Thank you. International Nurses Day on 12 May is celebrated each year on the birthday of Florence Nightingale, and is when we recognise the compassion, professionalism, and ongoing commitment of all nurses across the world. Our Calvary nurses are there at every turn, making a difference in the…

  • Nurses recognised for putting patients at heart of care

    Three nurses from the Southern Health and Social Care Trust have been shortlisted for national awards which highlight how nursing is at the centre of all patient care. Hilary McCamley, a Bespoke/Specialist Placement Practitioner with the Community Learning Disability team and Head and Neck Cancer Specialist Nurses Kate McGinn and Catherine English have been shortlisted…

  • Nurses recognised for putting patients at heart of care

    Three nurses from the Southern Health and Social Care Trust have been shortlisted for national awards which highlight how nursing is at the centre of all patient care. Hilary McCamley, a Bespoke/Specialist Placement Practitioner with the Community Learning Disability team and Head and Neck Cancer Specialist Nurses Kate McGinn and Catherine English have been shortlisted…

  • Senators Say Health Worker Shortages Ripe for Bipartisan Compromise

    Senators Say Health Worker Shortages Ripe for Bipartisan Compromise Senators are eying the growing shortage of health care workers in the United States as one of the few problems where there is room for bipartisan solutions, even in a deeply divided Congress gearing up for a presidential election cycle. The shortage that’s only worsened since…

  • Report: Nurse Understaffing Is Becoming More Deadly for Patients

    Report: Nurse Understaffing Is Becoming More Deadly for Patients More than 90% of nurses in Michigan believe that understaffing is negatively affecting the quality of care they’re able to provide, according to a new report. The percentage of respondents who know of a patient death being caused by nurses being assigned too many patients nearly…

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