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National Review of Nursing Education
Invitation to Attend a Public ConsultationNSWOn 30 April 2001 the Minister for Education, Training and Youth Affairs and the Minister for Health and Aged Care announced a National Review of Nursing Education. The review will cover all levels of nursing education and training: enrolled, registered and specialist. As part of the review process, it is intended that public consultation meetings will be held with key stakeholders, groups and interested parties across Australia. Mrs Patricia Heath, the Chair of the National Review of Nursing Education invites interested parties in NSW to attend one of two public consultation sessions to be held at the University of Sydney on 10 October 2001.
Please contact Ms Natasha Wade of the Nursing Education Review Secretariat on fax (02) 6123 5956 or on telephone (02) 6240 9604 by Wednesday, 3 October 2001, to register for one of the sessions and to obtain details of the venues. Please note that places are limited and will be allocated on a first response basis. VICOn 30 April 2001 the Minister for Education, Training and Youth Affairs and the Minister for Health and Aged Care announced a National Review of Nursing Education. The review will cover all levels of nursing education and training: enrolled, registered and specialist. As part of the review process, it is intended that public consultation meetings will be held with key stakeholders, groups and interested parties across Australia. Mrs Patricia Heath, the Chair of the National Review of Nursing Education invites interested parties in Victoria to attend either of two public consultation sessions to be held at Melbourne University.
Please contact Ms Natasha Wade of the Nursing Education Review Secretariat on fax (02) 6240 5956 or on telephone (02) 6240 9604 by Friday 31 August 2001, to register for a session and to obtain details of the venue. Please note that places are limited and will be allocated on a first response basis. QLDOn 30 April 2001 the Minister for Education, Training and Youth Affairs and the Minister for Health and Aged Care announced a National Review of Nursing Education. The review will cover all levels of nursing education and training: enrolled, registered and specialist. As part of the review process, it is intended that public consultation meetings will be held with key stakeholders, groups and interested parties across Australia. Mrs Patricia Heath, the Chair of the National Review of Nursing Education invites interested parties in Queensland to attend one of two public consultation sessions to be held at the Southbank TAFE in Brisbane.
Please contact Ms Yolande Peuker of the Nursing Education Review Secretariat on fax (02) 6123 5409 or on telephone (02) 6240 7604 by Wednesday, 5 September 2001, to register for one of the sessions and to obtain details of the venues. Please note that places are limited and will be allocated on a first response basis. WAOn 30 April 2001 the Minister for Education, Training and Youth Affairs and the Minister for Health and Aged Care announced a National Review of Nursing Education. The review will cover all levels of nursing education and training: enrolled, registered and specialist. As part of the review process, it is intended that public consultation meetings will be held with key stakeholders, groups and interested parties across Australia. Mrs Patricia Heath, the Chair of the National Review of Nursing Education invites interested parties in Western Australia to attend a public consultation session to be held at Curtin University.
Please contact Ms Yolande Peuker of the Nursing Education Review Secretariat on fax (02) 6123 5409 or on telephone (02) 6240 7604 by Friday, 28 September 2001, to register for one of the sessions and to obtain details of the venues. Please note that places are limited and will be allocated on a first response basis. SAOn 30 April 2001 the Minister for Education, Training and Youth Affairs and the Minister for Health and Aged Care announced a National Review of Nursing Education. The review will cover all levels of nursing education and training: enrolled, registered and specialist. As part of the review process, it is intended that public consultation meetings will be held with key stakeholders, groups and interested parties across Australia. Mrs Patricia Heath, the Chair of the National Review of Nursing Education invites interested parties in South Australia to attend a public consultation session to be held in Adelaide at Adelaide University.
Please contact Ms Yolande Peuker of the Nursing Education Review Secretariat on fax (02) 6123 5409 or on telephone (02) 6240 7604 by Wednesday 3rd October 2001, to register for the session and to obtain details of the venue. Please note that places are limited and will be allocated on a first response basis. TASOn 30 April 2001 the Minister for Education, Training and Youth Affairs and the Minister for Health and Aged Care announced a National Review of Nursing Education. The review will cover all levels of nursing education and training: enrolled, registered and specialist. As part of the review process, it is intended that public consultation meetings will be held with key stakeholders, groups and interested parties across Australia. Mrs Patricia Heath, the Chair of the National Review of Nursing Education invites interested parties in Tasmania to attend one of two public consultation sessions to be held at the University of Tasmania in both Launceston and Hobart.
Please contact Ms Yolande Peuker of the Nursing Education Review Secretariat on fax (02) 6123 5409 or on telephone (02) 6240 7604 by Friday, 31 August 2001, to register for one of the sessions and to obtain details of the venues. Please note that places are limited and will be allocated on a first response basis. NTOn 30 April 2001 the Minister for Education, Training and Youth Affairs and the Minister for Health and Aged Care announced a National Review of Nursing Education. The review will cover all levels of nursing education and training: enrolled, registered and specialist. As part of the review process, it is intended that public consultation meetings will be held with key stakeholders, groups and interested parties across Australia. Mrs Patricia Heath, the Chair of the National Review of Nursing Education invites interested parties in Northern Territory to attend a public consultation session to be held in Darwin
Please RSVP to Ms Natasha Wade of the Nursing Education Review Secretariat on fax (02) 6123 5956 or on telephone (02) 6240 9604 by Monday 3 September 2001, to register for the session and to obtain details of the venues. Please note that places are limited and will be allocated on a first response basis. ACTOn 30 April 2001 the Minister for Education, Training and Youth Affairs and the Minister for Health and Aged Care announced a National Review of Nursing Education. The review will cover all levels of nursing education and training: enrolled, registered and specialist. As part of the review process, it is intended that public consultation meetings will be held with key stakeholders, groups and interested parties across Australia. Mrs Patricia Heath, the Chair of the National Review of Nursing Education invites a representative from your organisation to attend a public consultation session to be held in Canberra on Friday 5 October 2001. We ask that all participants register for a session should they decide to attend. Would you please limit your nomination to one representative.
Please RSVP by Wednesday 3 October 2001 to Ms Natasha Wade of the Nursing Education Review Secretariat on fax (02) 6123 5956 or telephone (02) 6240 9604. Please note that places are limited and will be allocated on a first response basis.
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