Nurse TV: Emergency Nurse Practitioner


Nurse TV is an Australian community television show made by nurses for nurses. Nurse TV aims to educate the public about the role of the nurse in the 21st century. The following segment is about a Nurse Practitioner working in the emergency department at the Lyell McEwin Hospital in Adelaide. To learn more about Nurse TV, visit our website at www.nursetv.com.au © Waterbyrd Filmz 2006

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14 Responses to “Nurse TV: Emergency Nurse Practitioner”

  1. M3L4MP0 Says:

    Oh my goooddddd!! Nurses in Italy still dealing distribute food, hygiene of the patient and remake the beds. Is a shame I want to go abroad!!!!

  2. joecalifa Says:

    Awesome video about advanced nurse practice, yeah that’s right in the U.S, N.P have been practicing for a while, and I am sure that the scope of practice and NP will make huge improvements in Australia, please folks nurses are not and will never be bitches, this is a joke, be serious in life.

  3. NursesandMidwives Says:

    Hi Nurse Practitioners are relatively new in Australia. Their scope has been very limited and it is slowly changing. The first Nps were introduced in NSW under the direction of the then Chief Nurse Mary Chorella. It is only this year we are seeing clinics being run by nps and the medicare register will also help. Health services are reluctant to employ them because it is difficult to charge for their services.

  4. ifeelsorryfoyomother Says:

    This is great! ;-)

  5. chiefwaterboy2 Says:

    i just spent night att hospital and if joo become a nurse serve me!!! omg they were all so hot best night ever

  6. TheeOz Says:

    I’m make student nurse in belfast, and i found the same. RN’s are bitchy. Cant wait to become ENP.

  7. ANIMEGIRL385 Says:

    I am a student RN and I want to become a nurse practitioner myself!! And i live in Australia as well….its better than taking abuse from those catty bitches who call themselves RN’s!! And believe me i have suffered at their hand!! Ahhh…nurse practitioner heaven :D

  8. AJHcorolla Says:

    nope always been the case NPs have been around for years

  9. gacenas Says:

    Luke & co. down under:

    Well presented, great argument for NPs. Will consider as am a male nurse in juncture of my career up stateside. Also as an extreme sports enthusiast, wonder if the Aussies get more than their usual share of traumas. LOL. Thanks again Luke!

  10. 4hana9 Says:

    I would like to become an NP or Physician Assistant one day. By the way, that male NP was really cute. His eyes… :]

  11. MellowMamasita Says:

    Interesting. Is this new to Australia in the last year or so? We’ve been doing this for years in the US. Seems like my scope of practice is much larger in the States as well. Always curious how other countries do things.

  12. chessnuts101 Says:

    this is really good stuff im wanteing to become a rn nut though that its too long and stuff then i see this and read about it its great but is ther alota jobs like this??? cos i dnt wana be left out and also wat about a certified registerd nurse anthisiest??

  13. Tarhini Says:

    …and nursing practitioners halve the waiting times, its a great solution, we should have more of them.

  14. alpha662 Says:

    If we could just halve the number of injuries caused by stupidity, inattention, alchohol, poor eating habits etc then our ED dept’s would’nt be under so much strain.

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