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Article: Awards recognise excellence in nursing.(South Australia)(Brief article)

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Australian Nursing Journal
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June 1, 2007
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South Australia's nurses and midwives were recognised for their exceptional contribution to the profession and the community at an awards presentation held during International Midwives and International Nurses days in May.

The Nursing and Midwifery Excellence Awards were presented to midwives, enrolled nurses and registered nurses, rewarding achievement in eleven categories for Clinical Practice Leadership, Future Leader, Education, Aboriginal Health Care and the Australian Defence Force Nursing Reservist.

The annual event, which celebrates and acknowledges the role of nurses by the greater community, received over 150 nominations from across South ...

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