Australian Journal of Advanced Nursing
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The Australian Journal of Advanced Nursing aims to provide a vehicle for nurses to publish original research and scholarly papers about all areas of nursing. Papers will develop, enhance, or critique nursing knowledge and provide practitioners, scholars and administrators with well-tested debate. Source
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| Scope | National |
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| Language | English |
| Country | Australia |
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| Frequency | Quarterly |
| Accepts contributed content | Yes |
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Search ArticlesSurviving first placement: Enrolled nursing students’ perceptions of preparedness for a residential aged care placement
Return to Article Details Surviving first placement: Enrolled nursing students' perceptions of preparedness for a residential aged care placement
From expectation to enablement: Why nursing workload must change to support research
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Critical care nurses’ motivations and challenges: A qualitative descriptive study
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Workplace violence against female nurses in hospitals: prevalence, patterns, reporting barriers, and risk factors
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A nurse-led skin check service in a regional South Australian prison: a pilot study
Return to Article Details A nurse-led skin check service in a regional South Australian prison: a pilot study
Vol. 43 No. 2 (2026): March - May 2026
Return to Article Details Vol. 43 No. 2 (2026): March - May 2026
Surviving first placement: Enrolled nursing students’ perceptions of preparedness for a residential aged care placement
Objective: To explore and identify enrolled nursing students’ perceptions of their preparedness when undertaking their first clinical placement in a residential aged care home. Background: Registered training organisations play a key role in recruiting, training, and preparing Enrolled Nurses who form an indispensable part of the nursing workforce required to meet the future health care needs of Australia’s ageing population.
From expectation to enablement: Why nursing workload must change to support research
Main Article Content Clinton Fildes Abstract 0 | View PDF Downloads 0 Article Sidebar Article Details How to Cite 1. From expectation to enablement: Why nursing workload must change to support research. Aust J Adv Nurs [Internet]. 2026 Sep. 25 [cited 2026 Sep. 25];43(2). Available from: https://www.ajan.com.au/index.php/AJAN/article/view/2697 Section Editorial Manuscripts accepted for publication become the property of the AJAN.
Workplace violence against female nurses in hospitals: prevalence, patterns, reporting barriers, and risk factors
Objectives: To determine the prevalence, patterns, reporting barriers, and factors associated with workplace violence (WPV) against Palestinian female nurses in government hospitals. Background: WPV targeting nurses is a growing concern with significant negative impacts on healthcare services. Female nurses are more vulnerable to gender-based violence and human rights violations.
A nurse-led skin check service in a regional South Australian prison: a pilot study
Objective: To evaluate a nurse-led skin check service in a regional prison in South Australia (SA). Background: Skin cancer is the most diagnosed cancer among people in Australian prisons. Low health literacy, high rates of chronic disease, and limited access to preventive health care contribute to poorer health outcomes in this population.