COVID-19 important information
If your COVID-19-related inquiry is not answered by the documents on these pages please complete a Member Assistance online form.
ANMF members are fortunate to have an understanding of infection control principles through their education and the accreditation standards by which their health facilities are measured. The community will be looking to nurses, midwives and personal carers to provide guidance and reassurance.
COVID-stressed? Have you seen the Nursing and Midwifery Health Program Victoria's 'I'm only human' campaign? Take the self-care quiz and find out how this free, confidential service is supporting nurses, midwives and nursing and midwifery students.
The Australian COVID-19 vaccination program began on 22 February 2021. ANMF members are encouraged to keep up to date with the evidence-based Australian and Victorian government information.
For health services and general practitioners - coronavirus disease (COVID-19) - includes quick reference guide and checklist, guidelines and advice, current COVID-19 case definition, advice for clinicians and health care workers and other fact sheets.
Commonwealth Department of Health alerts, training modules and other resources
Other COVID-19-related information from NMBA, AHPRA, the World Health Organisation and Centre for Disease Control (CDC)
Read ANMF newsflashes and get answers to frequently asked questions
Victorian Department of Health pandemic surge workforce register.
Resources for self-care collated by ANMF (Vic Branch) and Nursing & Midwifery Health Program Victoria (NMHPV)
ANMF (Vic Branch) is only able to answer covid-19-related inquiries via this form to ensure we provide consistent and systematic advice and information
Become an ANMF (Vic Branch) member online
RUSOMs can only undertake activities that have been delegated and supervised by a registered midwife in accordance with the NMBA Registered nurse standards for practice (2016) and Delegation and Supervision Guidelines for Victorian nurses and midwives (DHS, 2014)
RUSONs can only undertake activities that have been delegated and supervised by a registered nurse in accordance with the NMBA Registered nurse standards for practice (2016) and Delegation and Supervision Guidelines for Victorian nurses and midwives (DHS, 2014)