Editorial — A ‘rural ready’ nursing workforce

Review Nursing

The experiences of new graduate nurses caring for the deteriorating patient in rural areas: An integrative review

Elaine C. Towner et al.

Summary: This study examined the experiences of new graduate nurses caring for deteriorating patients in rural practice areas. The findings revealed that newly graduated nurses often feel unprepared and experience additional stressors in rural areas. However, there is currently a lack of specific research on new graduate nurses caring for deteriorating patients in rural areas.

COLLEGIAN (2022)

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Strength of cross-sector collaborations in co-designing an extended rural and remote nursing placement innovation: Focusing on student learning in preference to student churning

Debra Jones et al.

Summary: This study describes a cross-sector and multi-university collaboration in designing an extended nursing placement program in rural and remote Australia. The collaboration aims to address the challenges in nurse education in these areas and develop a rural-ready nursing workforce. The program development involves establishing collaboration, defining challenges, developing guiding principles, designing the program, and involving stakeholders in the implementation and evaluation.

AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF RURAL HEALTH (2022)

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Article Public, Environmental & Occupational Health

Rural employment: A get-go for recent nursing and allied health graduates?

Belinda Jessup et al.

Summary: Recent nursing and allied health graduates' employment pathways are influenced by their origin and flexibility in job search strategies and locations, which can lead to easier job placement.

AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF RURAL HEALTH (2021)

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Article Nursing

Mental well-being and future career intentions of new graduate nurses and midwives in their first year of entry into the workforce: a cross sectional survey

Se Ok Ohr et al.

Summary: The majority of new graduate nurses and midwives retained a moderate/high sense of well-being throughout their first year of practice. Providing a supportive environment, increasing resilience, self-efficacy, and sense of achievement will enhance positive mental well-being and retention of new graduate nurses and midwives in the workforce.

AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF ADVANCED NURSING (2021)

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Article Nursing

The status of rural nursing in Australia: 12 years on

Jane Mills et al.

COLLEGIAN (2010)

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Editorial — A ‘rural ready’ nursing workforce

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The experiences of new graduate nurses caring for the deteriorating patient in rural areas: An integrative review

Strength of cross-sector collaborations in co-designing an extended rural and remote nursing placement innovation: Focusing on student learning in preference to student churning

Rural employment: A get-go for recent nursing and allied health graduates?

Mental well-being and future career intentions of new graduate nurses and midwives in their first year of entry into the workforce: a cross sectional survey

The status of rural nursing in Australia: 12 years on

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