The Building Nurse Capacity project will focus on the development of nurse-led (team-based) models of care which aim to improve patient outcomes and increase the capacity of the primary health care team. This project, funded by the Australian Government Department of Health under the Nursing in Primary Health Care Program (NiPHC), builds on the work already completed through the Enhanced Nurse Clinic project and previous Building Nurse Capacity intakes.
We are looking for nurses working in a range of primary health care settings, including general practice, community health, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health services, rural and remote health, correctional health, aged care, school nursing, and more!
Grant funding will be provided for successful applicants. Previous participation in a Nurse Clinic project does not exclude you from submitting an Expression of Interest for this intake.
Visit the Building Nurse Capacity webpage to find out more.
Purpose of survey:
The Australian Primary Health Care Nurses Association (APNA) is seeking Expressions of Interest for the next intake of the Building Nurse Capacity Nurse Clinic project.
Please read the following Information Sheet before completing the survey. This information outlines some of the things that we need to let you know about as part of better practice in evaluation, contact details if you have problems as well as practical information around frequently asked questions such as “How do I go back, “How do I save my survey?”, “What does this error message mean?” and “Do I get to keep a copy of my survey?”
Please ensure all questions are completed prior to submission
If you are a primary health care nurse with a great idea for a nurse-led clinic, click Next to complete your Expression of Interest.