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Boundaries

Explore the importance of setting and respecting different types of personal and professional boundaries—intellectual, emotional, sexual, time, physical, and material—for healthier relationships and workplace wellbeing.

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Posted: 28 May 2025

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What Is a CPD Audit?

Learn what a CPD audit is, why it matters, how to prepare, and what happens if you're selected. Stay compliant and audit-ready with this practical guide.​
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How Do You Reflect Effectively?

Learn how to reflect effectively in CPD to bridge the gap between learning and practice. Discover strategies to enhance knowledge retention, overcome implementation barriers, and improve patient care.​
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What Is a CPD Portfolio?

Discover how to create and maintain a CPD portfolio that meets regulatory standards. Learn what to include, why it's essential, and how to stay audit-ready.​
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Setting Your Learning Goals

Learn to set meaningful, measurable learning goals to meet your CPD requirements. This guide offers 10 practical tips to help nurses and midwives write clear, achievable goals that drive real growth in their professional practice.
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The Difference Between Mandatory Training and CPD

Learn the difference between mandatory training and CPD, when they can overlap, and how to ensure your learning meets both compliance and professional development requirements.
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Selecting Activities and Engaging in Meaningful CPD

Learn how to choose CPD activities that are relevant, evidence-based, and aligned with your learning goals and practice context. This guide includes a practical checklist to help you engage in meaningful, high-quality CPD.

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Ahpra renewal late fee waived until 15 June

Ahpra has waived late fees for nurses and midwives renewing their registration until 15 June 2025. Find out how to renew and where to get help.
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First-Time Registration Renewal

Learn how new grads can set up the Ahpra portal, enable multifactor authentication, and get ready for the 2025 NMBA renewal process.
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Future Health Podcast: Maximising the potential of Gen Z

Discover how Gen Z graduate nurses are reshaping healthcare with their tech skills, social values, and need for authentic connection. Learn why this matters for your career and wellbeing.

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