In recognition of the International Day of the Midwife (May 5th) and International Nurses Day (May 12th), we would like to thank all nurses and midwives for your professionalism, compassion and round-the-clock commitment to caring for patients across the Territory.
To support the ongoing commitment of nurses and midwives to professional development and implementing evidence-based, best practice solutions to patient care, we have put together a selection of resources that you might find useful for your continuing education and clinical practice.
A peer reviewed database containing information on drugs and other chemicals breastfeeding mothers may be exposed to. Includes information on levels of substance and adverse effects in nursing infants, as well as suggested alternatives where appropriate.
Nursing Reference Center Plus provides evidence-based information for quick reference at the point-of-care. Find Disease Summaries, Medicine Information, Care Plans, eBooks, Continuing Education Modules and more Terms of Use
Summarises key findings and provides detailed, practical recommendations on the use of medicines during pregnancy and breastfeeding to support the clinical decision making process. Terms of Use
A clinic manual for primary health care practitioners in remote and rural communities in Central and Northern Australia. Requires a free, individual registration to access.
Journals
Browse the extensive range of Nursing and Midwifery journals available in the library collection
