rudeboy

Well in this case it is obviously about blaming someone.

To be honest. Wouldn't be more fair-play to call the nurse that haven't signed the drug chart? Or ask a patient if he received an insulin (if he is not confused of course)? Writing an incident report form will not help you. IRF won't tell you if patient had it or not. I have worked a bit in UK and came to conclusion that there was no solidarity between most of nurses. We are human, not robots and we have a right to make mistakes, especially working under pressure and constant stress. If you feel like first right thing that need to be completed is incident report form then do it. But do not be suprised afterwards when your colleauges will talk behind your back. I have never met a perfect nurse. Take care.

You are a star Glitzdelight! :) thanks alot!

Hi. Could you tell me how a letter containing application for a registration should be properly adressed? MAILING ADDRESS: AHPRA GPO Box 9958 Melbourne VIC 3001 That's the only thing I found on AHPRA website and I am not sure if I should write anything else. Should my TRF results be sent at the same adress? Thanks.

hello. i am a new member. would like to ask silly question. is that the correct adress in melbourne where the application form for general registration should be send? ahpra gpo box 9958 melbourne vic 3001 ceridwyn. i have noticed that you are well informed about registration process and general nursing situation in australia. if you do not mind i would like to ask you a question. i heard some romours from eu nurses who received automated recognition of their qualifications, and afterwards a registration status. what i am aware they did not have to deal with anmac to get a sponsorship. my question is, if i hold a eu nursing degree do i still need to apply for anmac asessment to get a sponsorship visa? thanks.