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Welcome to the Australian College of Nurse Practitioners (ACNP) web site.

The aim of ACNP is to represent the interest of all Nurse Practitioners (NPs) as we interface with the health care system. This college continues to be a proactive voice in helping to shape healthcare delivery in Australia as we equip NP's to develop their career paths in various health settings.

As a national organisation we continue to play a part in the Coalition of National Nursing Organisations (CoNNO). The CoNNO is a forum where debate can occur out of the public domain and work towards a consolidated national voice.

We invite all nursing colleagues to play an active role in the development of the college as we serve the membership and the community.

It is an exciting time for NPs and nursing, we are acknowledged as central to healthcare and the delivery of services to people and communities. The college will continue to grow and flourish with the support of it’s membership.

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ACNP FACE TO FACE MEETING 2009
FROM LEFT Jennifer Byrnes, Amal Helou, Robin Moon, Elissa O'Keefe, Leonie Burdack, Donna Muscardin, Luke Christofis, Sharyn Plath,
BELOW Wendy Waters, Andrew Cashin, Helen Gosby

 
Pharmacy clinics are a health risk, claim GPs
Sydney Morning Herald
RACHEL BROWNE
November 29, 2009

A JOINT venture between a pharmacy chain and nurse practitioners to open clinics that will provide treatment for such ailments as colds and flu has been attacked by the Australian Medical Association as a threat to public health.

But the Pharmacy Alliance Group and Revive Clinics say their service will alleviate the pressure on the health system and have accused doctors of trying to protect their turf.

The first Revive Clinic in NSW opened at a Richmond pharmacy last weekend, after the opening of clinics in Western Australia, Queensland and the ACT.

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