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Old Feb 17, 2006, 04:07 AM
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Re: Welcome to the Forum - General Aussie Chat

Originally Posted by Adel
Quick Question at what times do the Nursing shifts in Hospitals and Nursing homes usually begin and end in Adelaide.
Only 6 more sleeps.
Heidi
They vary from place to place, but are more often as listed below.....

Early shift [E] commences: 0700-1500
Late shift [L] commences: 1400-2200/2230
Night shift[N] commences: 2200-0700

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Old Feb 17, 2006, 04:11 AM
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Originally Posted by mezzyj
Hi All

I am a student EN from Canberra in my second year of a 2 year PT course. I am looking to go right on to my RN/Midwifery at either Uni of Canberra or CSU via distance ed next year. I stumbled across allnurses by accident when looking for some critical thinking exercises, how lucky was that!! I am hoping to get work as an EN in a sexual health/family planning kind of location as soon as I finish this year but will honestly be ecstatic to have partially reached my lifetime goal of being a nurse no matter where I am!! Look fwd to chatting to you all and sharing experiences.

Take care

Mez
WELCOME TO allnurses, Mez! Enjoy your time here and be sure to participate! Too many just look 'n' lurk and don't join in!

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Old Feb 17, 2006, 05:32 AM
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Hi Mez,

Great to see another Aussie on here :hatparty:

Just one warning from one student to another........this website is highly addictive, when you are at your computer and are meant to be studing.....somehow this website has 'popped up' on your screen and next thing that you know, it is hours later, no studying has gotten done, but you have caught up on the threads that interest you and have learnt lots

Or maybe thats just me

Tina
2nd year RN student (I passed my 1st year :hatparty: )

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Old Feb 17, 2006, 10:19 PM
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Thanks Grace for that, I was just trying to work out when I could work around Uni. Can't believe I'm finally flying out tomorrow afternoon. Tonight I'm going on a farewell cruise on the harbour. This week has been a lot of goodbyes and everytime I went anywhere I thought this is the last time I'll.... for a while at least.
Welcome Mez and congratulations Tina on passing your first year
Heidi

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Old Feb 26, 2006, 10:45 PM
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Hi all, i am brand new to this site and thought i'd have a look and a chat. I am a div 1 in victoria and work mainly at a Gp clinic.
thats about it

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Old Feb 27, 2006, 01:23 AM
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Hi all, i am brand new to this site and thought i'd have a look and a chat. I am a div 1 in victoria and work mainly at a Gp clinic.
thats about it
WELCOME to allnurses. Be sure to visit frequently and join in.

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Old Feb 27, 2006, 06:33 PM
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Hey!! Has anyone got any spare doctors??? If so please apply Premier Beatty - Qld

Has anyone else heard of our "problems" with staffing the A&E's at Caboulture and elsewhere??

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Old Mar 26, 2006, 05:53 AM
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[quote=TinaUSQstudent]Hi Mez,

Great to see another Aussie on here :hatparty:

Just one warning from one student to another........this website is highly addictive, when you are at your computer and are meant to be studing.....somehow this website has 'popped up' on your screen and next thing that you know, it is hours later, no studying has gotten done, but you have caught up on the threads that interest you and have learnt lots

QUOTE]
Amen to that

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Old Mar 26, 2006, 06:23 AM
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Has anyone been watching the Commonweath Games? There has been some great moments of sport and mateship by all the countries.

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Old Mar 26, 2006, 02:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Ausnurse65
Has anyone been watching the Commonweath Games? There has been some great moments of sport and mateship by all the countries.
Certainly have Ausnurse! Agree, some great sporting moments. The most 'tragic' moment was when our male runner, in the 1500 I think it was, fell as a result of being knocked from behind by the person behind him who fell! I can't recall our boys name just now, but he was the favourite to win that race! Yet, his attitude afterwards was inspiring! He turned something negative into a positive!
Can't say I was overly impressed with the closing ceremony last night though. I reckon India in 2010 will be COLOURFUL!

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