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Ep 76. Taboo

November 3, 2024 · 24 min

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In this episode of the Nursing Australia podcast, we aren't shying away from the TABOO as we investigate Australia’s herpes stigma and dive headfirst into the subject of death and dying, as we navigate palliative care. Plus, in the latest healthcare news: gaping health gaps, midwives jump ship, and mid-life binging.

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The latest Nursing Australia News (02:39): Gaping health gaps, midwives jump ship, and mid-life binging.

The Herpes Stigma (05:32): Deep dive into the herpes stigma, let's normalize the conversation. Nursing Australia welcome's RN Jess Tully to the team. '

Navigating Palliative Care (13:30): Talking death & dying and navigating palliative care. What is it? How do we interpret it? Are we hesitant?

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Hosted & Produced by: Matthew St Ledger & Leith Alexander
Produced by: Leith Alexander & Matthew St Ledger

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