The colour of wounds and its implication for healing
Apr 19, 2021 — Epithelialisation is the regeneration of new skin (epithelium) over a wound and signifies the final stage of healing. Epithelial tissue, light pink in colour, usually migrates inwards from the wound margins or may appear as small islands of tissue over the surface of the wound. Requisites include maintenance of a warm, moist healing environment ...
Ageing skin and skin integrity assessment - HealthTimes
Nov 13, 2023 — Inspection should include assessment of the skin’s colour, temperature, texture, moisture, integrity and include the location of any skin breakdown or wounds. As a general guide, components of assessment of the patient’s skin and what to look for are outlined in table 1. Table 1: Components of skin assessment and what to look for.
How much do nurses earn? - HealthTimes
Oct 23, 2023 — In Australia Registered Nurses (RN) earn an average salary of $82,000 per year, around $10,000 more than the same time last year. This number can vary greatly depending on a nurse’s experience, location, qualifications, and seniority. Let’s have a closer look at the factors which influence a nurse’s salary – and how you can potentially ...
What is an Exercise Physiologist? - HealthTimes
Last Updated: 30-11-2020. An exercise physiologist is an allied health professional with extensive training in understanding the body's response to exercise. They are much more than a personal trainer or gym instructor. Exercise physiologists are tertiary educated, with extensive of knowledge about the human body and the benefit that exercise ...
How to buy Melatonin in Australia - HealthTimes
Oct 16, 2023 — While melatonin pills are available in Australia, for most people you'll need a prescription from your doctor. Since 2021, a form of melatonin became available from pharmacies without a prescription, but only for people aged over 55. The move to allow Melatonin to be sold over the counter in Australian pharmacies came following the approval of ...
A Balancing Act: Maintaining accurate fluid balance charting
Dec 7, 2016 — A Balancing Act: Maintaining accurate fluid balance charting. Author: HealthTimes. Published: 07-12-2016. By Dimitra Georgiades. Fluid balance charting is not a new practice based issue in nursing. Evidence reveals that fluid balance charts have been poorly and inaccurately maintained since 1985 (Chung et al, 2002; Scales & Pilsworth, 2008).
Respiratory assessment for nurses - HealthTimes
Dec 4, 2023 — The A-G patient assessment method The A-G method is becoming a commonly used tool in primary and secondary care settings. It integrates the procedure mandated for resuscitation and emergency situations. However, it is also useful for systematic baseline patient assessment and can improve patient mortality in hospital.
Why nursing could be your ticket to Australia (and how to do it)
Oct 16, 2023 — Training Visa information. Step 2 – Submit your application for registration with AHPRA. If you think you meet the criteria in step 1, then submit your application for registration to the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia. Click …
The Future of Nursing: Trends and Predictions for the Nursing ...
Sep 14, 2023 — The Current State of Nursing in Australia The nursing workforce in Australia is a diverse group. According to statistics, it’s a predominantly female workforce, however, since 2014 the number of males has increased by 3,706 and they now account for 11% of the workforce. Nursing in Australia encompasses a wide range of roles and specialisations.
Managing patients with challenging behaviour: Acute care setting
Talk to the patient in an open, more spacious area if possible. Avoid forcing patients to undergo testing/examinations they don’t want to do, unless it is an emergency. Fully explain all procedures and gain their consent first. Ask patients in a non-confronting manner what is …