The Shift Podcast

Dot Yam and Vivienne Black (from leaders on leading)recently spoke at the NSWNMA's Aged care forum on "Practical, positive tools in getting people on side" in the aged care workplace.

Sally Ross from the Aged Care Complaints Commission (NSW/ACT) recently spoke at the NSWNMA's Aged Care Forum. Here she talks about what the Aged Care Complaints Commission does in its capacity to resolve, protect and improve.

Sevinc Izmirli presented at the NSWNMA's recent Aged Care forum. Here she speaks about perspectives of culture in aged care.

Dorotea Sacha_Krol (executive officer at Harm Reduction Australia) spoke at the NSWNMA's recent mental health forum. She speaks on harm reduction and drugs policy.

Tom Brideson and Donna Stanley recently spoke at our Mental Health and Drug & Alcohol services forum on Cultural Barriers in accessing Mental Health. Both experts in Aboriginal Mental health Tom & Donna speak about the challenges faced today.

Peter King (Clinical nurses specialist) from NSW Refugee Health Service spoke at the NSWNMA's recent Mental Health forum on how refugees and asylum seekers are assisted.

Dr Roy Lube spoke at the NSWNMA's recent Mental Health Forum on the topic of culture and help seeking.

Registered nurse, Homanta Acharya speaks at our recent Mental Health and Drug & Alcohol forum on Cultural Barriers about her experience coming to Australia as a Bhutanese refugee.

Clinical Nurses Consultant, Kurt Andersson-Noorgard (Sydney District Nursing, HIV Mental Health) spoke at our recent Mental Health forum "Cultural Barriers:Accessing Mental Health and Drug & Alcohol Services".

Jodie Davis, Federal education officer (ANMF) spoke at our recent Enrolled nurses forum at the NSWNMA. Here is her talk on ethics in nursing.

Assistant secretary of the Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation (ANMF) Annie Butler spoke at our recent Enrolled Nurses forum on the relevance of the enrolled nurse.

Recorded at our recent Enrolled Nurses Forum, Dr Margaret Cooke (Nursing and midwifery council of NSW) speaks on the regulation of nurses in NSW and talks about what happens when a complaint is made about a nurse.

Dr Lesley Russell, Senior research fellow (APHCRI) spoke at the 71st NSWNMA Annual Conference at Rosehill on reducing disparities in life expectancy and which factors matter.

Economist, Richard Denniss spoke at the NSWNMA 71st Annual Conference on the issue of Australia affording high quality health care.

Economics correspondent for the Sydney Morning Herald, Peter Martin talks about inequality in our society, how it links to our health and why that's a big deal.

Diagnosed with dementia at the age of 49, Kate Swaffer (What the hell happened to my brain?) speaks on living beyond dementia.

The NSWNMA Annual Conference Professional Day Keynote Speaker Andrew Denton talks about dying with dignity in his presentation "Better Off Dead".

Suzanne Moujalli & Mahmoud Chatila from Southern Cross Care (NSW & ACT) present at the Environmental Health seminar at RPA (15/4/16)

Michelle Skrivanic talks about sustainability in our health care systems. Originally recorded at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital (15/4/16)

Matt Power (St Vincents Health) talks about the use of plastics in our hospitals and in health care. Originally recorded at RPA 15/4/16

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Taken from our recent forum on Environmental sustainability, Chris Hill (Director Environmental Sustainability, Mater Hospital) talks about engagement. Originally recorded at RPA Hospital 15/4/16

On this episode of 'The Shift' Patricia Schwerdtle (Lecturer at Monash University)looks at a top-down and bottom-up approach to Environmental Sustainability in nursing.

This week we take a look at the hypothetical theme "Is dying everyone's business?". Originally recorded at the Palliative Care Conference 2014 with MC James Valentine.