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As health professionals committed to integrating safe and effective treatments for better patient outcomes, acupuncture remains a valuable tool. This article attempts to demystify the technique for our Western nursing [...]

Australian nurses have experienced higher anxiety levels during the COVID-19 pandemic than before. This may have affected their long-term mental health and intention to stay in the profession, resulting in [...]

Many countries are experiencing a shortage of nurses and this demand is set to increase and potentially reach a crisis point in the next decade (Twigg et al. 2013; Health [...]

The article examines the effectiveness and safety of Tai Chi in chronic pain management. Topics covered include adverse effects related to drug therapy, Tai Chi as a mind-body exercise, and the need for nurses in Australia to embrace the philosophy and practices of holistic modalities including Tai Chi.

The article focuses on the goal of Australia to attract international nursing students from China and the need of China for its citizens who have trained abroad as nurses to return to the country, both aiming to alleviate the problem of nursing shortage. Topics discussed include findings of a study involving Chinese nursing students at Australian universities and the importance of policy implication of the research for key decision makers in Australia, China and beyond.