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Welcome to the Division of Nursing and Midwifery at La Trobe University. The Division is one the oldest providers of high level nurse education in Australia and traces its origins back to the College of Nursing formed in 1948.

This extensive history has enabled the Division to develop a wide range of international links and to establish a tradition of innovation, excellence and dynamism in nursing research and nursing education. We were one of the the first universities to offer a double degree - Bachelor of Nursing/Bachelor of Midwifery in Australia. We were the first university to offer a four year nursing degree and we are also one of the first universities to offer a mental health major in our Bachelor of Nursing.

This site provides details of our courses, research, news and other information about the Division. Please contact us for any other information.

 

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Division of Nursing and Midwifery News

ED team players
A recent paper by Gerry Lee and collaborators has been featured in ConsultMagazine.net which is the online complement to the quarterly print publication, Consult. Consult Magazine provides coverage of issues of importance to the medical community. You can read the article on the ConsultMagazine.net web site.
Evaluating outcomes of the emergency nurse practitioner role in a major urban emergency department, Melbourne, Australia
Congratulations to Geraldine Lee and her co-authors on their recent publication in the Journal of Clinical Nursing of an article entitled Evaluating outcomes of the emergency nurse practitioner role in a major urban emergency department, Melbourne, Australia. Abstract Aims and objectives. The aim of this study was to evaluate the impact of the introduction of Emergency Nurse [...]
Employment Opportunities at Aged Care Services Australia Group Pty Ltd (ACSAG)
In early 2007 a relationship agreement was signed between LTU and Aged Care Services Australia Group Pty Ltd (ACSAG), who are one of the largest and leading providers of residential aged care facilities across Australia. The agreement covers clinical placements at ACSAG residential aged care facilities and research collaboration between ACSAG staff and academic staff [...]
One-to-one midwifery aims to cut complications
The work of Dr Helen McLachlan features prominently in various media outlets today. Dr McLachlan is the chief investigator in a trial research project that will match each mother with a midwife. The aim is to cut rates of caesarean sections and induced labour, and provide mothers with more support for breastfeeding and postnatal depression. Click [...]
Succesful Research Grant to Investigate Parenting in Australia
The Division is pleased to announce that a team of researchers including Rhonda Brown has been awarded a $20,000 research grant for 2008. The study is titled “Work, Love and Play in Diverse Australian Family Life” and investigates parenting in Australia. The grant will assist the team to develop, implement and analysis a web-based [...]
New Book: Clinical Companion: Medical-Surgical Nursing
Gayle McKenzie and Tanya Porter have authored a new book entitled “Clinical Companion: Medical-Surgical Nursing”. Designed to be carried around on clinical or on campus, this is A user-friendly quick-find handbook to common situations student nurses will face during their clinical placement. The text outlines each body system and covers concepts relating to the role of [...]
Succesful grant for a study of primary caregivers of family members with first episode psychosis
The Division is pleased to announce that Eileen Clark is a member of a research group headed by Professor Terence McCann of Victoria University that has been awarded a grant of $56,017 from the Australian Rotary Health Research Fund mental Health Grants for a project entitled “Bibliotherapy for primary caregivers of family members with first [...]
Post graduate Nursing Scholarships - Semester 1 2008
The Department of Human Services Victoria are pleased to announce that the Nurse Policy Branch Postgraduate Nursing Scholarships for Semester 1 2008 will open for applications on Saturday 17 November 2007. Closing date for applications is Monday 10 December 2007. A flyer is attached for distribution to relevant course coordinators and interested course applicants. As part of [...]
A Special “Sneak Preview” Film Screening
A Special “Sneak Preview” Film Screening Presented by Maternity Coalition Victoria in association with the La Trobe University School of Social Sciences, La Trobe University School of Nursing and Midwifery and the Mother and Child Health Research Centre A documentary film by Ricki Lake, directed by Abby Epstein Followed by panel/audience discussion on The Relevance of the film to ‘future directions’ [...]
Nursing and Midwifery Ball: International Man of Mystery Unveiled
The first prize in the 2007 Nursing and Midwifery Ball raffle was announced today. The prize is an evening with our International Man of Mystery who is, of course, our hard working receptionist Chris Wilding. The winner is Cathy Marriot. Congratulations to Cathy. Click here to see a video of Chris and officials from LUNA at [...]

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