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Do you work with children in a school setting, or hope to in the future? We’ve invited five CRANAplus Members to share their insights into working with children in rural and remote communities, advice for getting started in schools, and ideas for better engagement....
CRANAplus Member and RN Julie Bamford reflects on the rewards and challenges of her four-year experience working as a school nurse in a remote community. Going into work as a school nurse in a remote community, my goal was to provide quality holistic care to the...
Pregnant people in rural and remote areas seeking termination services commonly experience access delays and difficulties. Whilst several factors influence this, Laura Berry, Mental Health and Wellbeing Educator, CRANAplus, and Sexual and Reproductive Health Nurse,...
Remote clinics can be the ideal environment for nurses to encourage patients to be involved in decisions about their health, says retired clinical nurse consultant Helen Walker. “One-on-one nursing in these remote clinics can bring this quality to the fore, a crucial...
Torres and Cape Hospital and Health Service (TCHHS) clinical facilitator Ivy Hodges has a keen insight into how the graduate students she is mentoring are feeling and what they are experiencing. Not so long ago, she was one of those students herself. Here Ivy talks...
After 60 hours of night shift, locum nurse Greta Webb spent time telling us how much she has loved being a part of Rural LAP. A veteran of the program, Greta joined Rural LAP 13 years ago and confidently tells us that she has “been everywhere”. Reflecting on her time...