Nursing Review Issue 6 | Nov-Dec 2017 | Page 3

contents
MANAGING EDITOR news
Richard Garfield
02 9936 8628
[e-mail] 02 New guide to wound care
04 Improving communication
among health professionals
05 Delayed umbilical clamping
lowers mortality
NEWS EDITOR
06 Reducing unintended
Kirstie Chlopicki
02 9936 8660
[e-mail]
pregnancies with LARCs
industry & reform
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HEALTH EDITOR
Dallas Bastian
02 9936 8637
[e-mail]
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PRODUCTION COORDINATOR
Conor Burke
02 9936 8638
[e-mail]
Design for life
Creating an efficient
health system
10 Showing restraint
Reducing restrictive practices
in mental healthcare
specialty focus
12 On the beaten track
Walking the Kokoda Trail to
raise funds for Alzheimer’s
SUBEDITOR
Robert Santos
clinical practice
SALES MANAGER 14 You are what you eat
Ben Long
02 9936 8664
[e-mail] Fighting anxiety with
a healthy diet
16 Deviations from the norm
Recognising intentional
injuries in paediatric patients
SUBSCRIPTION ENQUIRIES
02 9936 8666
[e-mail]
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workforce
18 Cultural shift
Fostering wellbeing in
health professionals
20 Nurse delivers for Tanzania
Juggling midwifery with
a life in the skies
22 Telling stories
Shining a light on the history
of Indigenous nurses
24 Equal to the mask?
Conventional wisdom debunked
COVER IMAGE
Jan Becker
Photo: Supplied
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26 Living vicariously
Are managers liable for the
criminal acts of their nurses?
technology
28 Using the force for good
Holograms a weapon in
the fight for a diagnosis
30 Streamlining healthcare
Workers keen to engage
with new technology
32 Harnessing the power
of e-health
Avoid the mistakes that
new initiatives may bring
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