School of Nursing and Midwifery news and events, School of Nursing and Midwifery, La Trobe University

Growing up in Australia

Professor Amanda Cooklin has published a new paper presenting the unique design and data from Australia's largest, ongoing preeminent study of children and families.

New resources to support aged care workforce

Researchers from La Trobe’s Australian Centre for Evidence Based Aged Care have developed new education packages to support Australian personal care workers.

La Trobe deepens Australia–India partnership

VC advances collaboration on skills, innovation and research.

The working from home mismatch

New research led by Jasmine Love, Research Officer with La Trobe University’s Judith Lumley Centre, has explored the impact of a work from home mismatch.

La Trobe celebrates record university offers

A record number of students have received offers from La Trobe.

Championing nurse practitioners

As Senior Lecturer and Course Coordinator for La Trobe’s Master of Nurse Practitioner, Corinne Dunningham is passionate about growing the nurse practitioner workforce.

New resources to support aged care workforce

Researchers from La Trobe’s Australian Centre for Evidence Based Aged Care have created new resources for aged care workers.

Understanding physiological birth

The PRIMROSE project: What is ‘physiological birth’? Exploring the perceptions of care providers and birthing persons in Australia.

Strengthening skills in aged care assessment

The Australian Centre for Evidence Based Aged Care (ACEBAC) recently celebrated a significant milestone, conducting the 200th Comprehensive Health Assessment of the Older Person Workshop (CHAOP).

Success in THE World University Rankings

Focus on research, innovation, industry connection recognised.

Inclusive practice in child and family health

New research by Dr Catina Adams is highlighting the importance of father and non-birth parent-inclusive practice in child and family health.

Family-centred care in paediatrics

New research from Dr Ashleigh E. Butler has revealed gaps in how family-centred care is understood in paediatric healthcare.

Advice for nurses considering postgrad study

Whether you’re looking to deepen your expertise, take on a leadership role or build specialty knowledge, postgraduate education can help advance your career.

Benefits of clinical supervision for MCH nurses

New research from Dr Anne O'Neill has explored the experiences of clinical supervision among Maternal and Child Health nurses

Evaluating the impact of culturally safe domestic violence training for GPs

A new study by Molly Allen-Leap, post-graduate researcher at the Judith Lumley Centre, has evaluated the impact of culturally safe domestic violence and abuse training for GPs.