Australian Journal of Advanced Nursing

Objective: This study explored nurses’ perceptions of whether and how reflective practice groups (RPGs) had influenced professional practice and skills development. Background: A growing emphasis on technical competence has coincided with decreased focus on interpersonal aspects of nursing. Consequently, nurses can feel less prepared for the emotional requirements of their role, with potential adverse impacts on patient care.

Main Article Content Chrystjan Bowers Nazlee Siddiqui Keywords Nursing dashboard, nursing business intelligence, nurse management strengthening, business intelligence implementation Abstract Abstract 0 | View PDF Downloads 0 Article Sidebar Article Details How to Cite 1. Business intelligence dashboards facilitating nursing management practices: An Australian local health district qualitative study. Aust J Adv Nurs [Internet]. 2026 May 18 [cited 2026 May 18];43(1).

Objective: To explore the experiences of nursing students undertaking a vocational entry pathway of a Bachelor of Nursing course. Background: In Australia, there are three levels of nurses: Nurse Practitioners (NP), Registered Nurses (RN), and Enrolled Nurses (EN). ENs typically undertake vocational diplomas, while RNs complete bachelor’s degrees, and Nurse Practitioners undertake postgraduate master’s degrees.