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Moral distress is an increasingly recognised psychological phenomenon in healthcare, often occurring when nurses or midwives are placed in moral situations that compromise their professional and/or personal values and moral integrity.

Nurse & Midwife Support and Rural Health Pro are teaming up for this special event webinar for nurses and midwives across Australia.

In the emotionally charged world of healthcare, nurses and midwives often stand on the frontline of life’s most profound moments: birth, healing, and, inevitably, death.

Robert works at a community residential unit that provides extended withdrawal support for patients requiring additional time to stabilise their physical and mental health after addiction treatment.

Maeve currently works in Graduate, Bridging, and Postgraduate midwifery programs at a tertiary, metropolitan women’s health service.

Andrew works in a metropolitan tertiary women’s health service as a birthing ANUM at a metropolitan tertiary women’s health service.

Alex works as a Nurse Unite Manager at an Addiction Medicine Unit.

Recognising the contribution they make to our nursing workforce and care.

This International Day of Midwifery we recognise that Midwives are critical in every crisis. Thank you for the care you provide communities.

Sally Pender’s photo of her fabulous pup Penny is the winner of our 2024 Photo Competition

We talk to final year nursing student Connor Dwyer.

We asked some colleagues to share their hard-earned wisdom with incoming graduates.

We share resources for students and grads learning to navigate their challenging careers and protect their health and wellbeing.