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Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation SA Branch The ANMF (SA Branch) is a powerful professional and industrial organisation representing Nurses, Midwives and Personal Care Assistants across South Australia.

Authorised by Adj Assoc Professor Elizabeth Dabars AM, CEO/Secretary, Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation (SA Branch) 191 Torrens Rd, Ridleyton South Australia 5008 We are an energetic team comprising the Secretary, Organisers, Industrial Officers, training and support staff. Members of the ANMF (SA Branch) play a critical role in the union and membership and member activism ensures that the ANMF (SA Branch) can continue to protect, develop and empower Nurses, Midwives and Personal Care Assistants both now and into the future. Posts of articles & news are for interest or discussion, and do not imply endorsement. We would love to hear from you. The Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation (SA Branch) welcomes its members to engage with each other on our third-party social media forums. We encourage members and visitors of our social media channels to participate in discussions that are fair and respectful. Please refer to our Social Media Community Guidelines for more info: https://www.anmfsa.org.au/Web/Social_Media_Community_Guidelines.aspx

The purpose of our social media channels is to support nurses, midwives and personal care workers, and advocate for their ability to provide safe, high-quality patient, resident and client care.

Arbitration myth vs facts👇
03/11/2026

Arbitration myth vs facts👇

03/11/2026

Violence and aggression have no place in healthcare.

Following the Minister for Health and Wellbeing’s announcement of a stakeholder roundtable on this critical issue, ANMF (SA Branch) CEO/Secretary Adj Assoc Professor Elizabeth Dabars, together with ANMF SA Councillors Tash Billing and Toni Radford, attended the Creating Safe Healthcare Workplaces Conference.

The conference brought together key voices from across the sector to discuss the challenges facing healthcare workers and identify practical solutions to improve workplace safety.

By working together, we can create safer healthcare environments for staff, patients and the broader community.

The evidence we need for the future of maternity care is waiting to be born. Midwives are uniquely placed to identify ga...
01/11/2026

The evidence we need for the future of maternity care is waiting to be born.

Midwives are uniquely placed to identify gaps in care, champion change and generate evidence that improves outcomes. So what's holding research back?

This article unpacks the Four Ps of midwifery-led research and the steps needed to build a stronger, research-driven profession 👉 https://bit.ly/ThefourPstoadvancemidwifery-ledresearch

Join our upcoming Workplace Health & Safety (WHS) workshop designed for nursing and midwifery leaders. Gain a practical ...
31/10/2026

Join our upcoming Workplace Health & Safety (WHS) workshop designed for nursing and midwifery leaders. Gain a practical understanding of WHS legislation and learn strategies to effectively lead safety initiatives in your workplace.

📅 Friday 13 November | 9am - 12pm
📍 ANMF SA Conference Centre, 191 Torrens Road, Ridleyton
💲 $20
📚 3 CPD Hours

Member-only event. Limited seats available.

Register now and help create safer workplaces for nursing and midwifery staff 👉 https://www.anmfsa.org.au/Web/Events/Event_Display.aspx?EventKey=WHS2026&WebsiteKey=0739ff19-e603-45d3-a64e-87596a38efc3

From one bold idea to 25 years of excellence. ANMEC has spent the last quarter century helping thousands of nurses and c...
29/10/2026

From one bold idea to 25 years of excellence.

ANMEC has spent the last quarter century helping thousands of nurses and care workers gain the skills, confidence and qualifications to make a difference in healthcare.

Discover how a passing suggestion became one of South Australia’s leading education providers in this month’s edition of INPractice 🔗 https://bit.ly/25yearsofexcellence

29/10/2026

Orthopaedic nurses are BONE-IFIED champions in patient care!

This week, THANK AN ORTHOPAEDIC NURSE for their incredible knowledge and professionalism!

Arbitration myths vs facts 👇
28/10/2026

Arbitration myths vs facts 👇

This October, we stand with everyone affected by breast cancer, including those living with metastatic breast cancer. Br...
28/10/2026

This October, we stand with everyone affected by breast cancer, including those living with metastatic breast cancer. Breast Cancer Awareness Month is an opportunity to raise awareness of breast cancer risk factors, encourage people of all genders to understand their risk, promote regular screening, and support life-saving research.

Things you can do:

✔️ Check in on a friend, family member or colleague affected by breast cancer. Sometimes a simple conversation can mean the world.
✔️ Schedule your annual mammogram and encourage your loved ones to do the same.
✔️ Learn more about breast cancer, risk factors, and the impact it has on people's lives.
✔️ Connect with support networks and communities for those affected by breast cancer.
✔️ Support organisations funding research and programs that help people living with breast cancer.

We're also giving a heartfelt shout-out to the incredible nurses who care for and support people with breast cancer every day.

From diagnosis and treatment to recovery and beyond, your expertise, compassion and advocacy help patients navigate one of the most challenging times of their lives.

Thank you for the difference you make.

Together, we can raise awareness, encourage early detection, support those impacted by breast cancer, and work towards a future free from this disease.

This month ANMF SA members have secured a great win with an interim staffing arrangement for the CO-ACT Service while th...
26/10/2026

This month ANMF SA members have secured a great win with an interim staffing arrangement for the CO-ACT Service while the Business Rule Review is underway.

This positive outcome follows members raising concerns and advocating for safer staffing levels, proving once again that collective action gets results.

Members celebrated the achievement with a morning tea, marking an important step towards securing a long-term staffing solution.

25/10/2026

ANMF (SA Branch) CEO/Secretary Elizabeth Dabars provides an update on our arbitration process and the work currently underway to prepare our case. While there is still a long road ahead, important work is happening behind the scenes, including gathering evidence and identifying the issues that will be put before the South Australian Employment Tribunal.

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5008

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