Nurse-led cosmetic clinics’ authority to obtain and possess stock of cosmetic medicines
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natasha russell
1 year ago
This would be insane to consumers
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Joanne Ryman
1 year ago
Advocating for nurses in Queensland to be able to continue with save cosmetic injectables with fantastic support and oversight from Doctors.
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Jon Leggatt
1 year ago
Not fair
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Alison Greentree
1 year ago
This is a ridiculous rhetoric Fresh clinics Doctors & nurses maintain the highest level of professionalism and patient safety.
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Tina Shao
1 year ago
Nuers led clinics which are under doctors under doctors ' supervision are safe and provide an affordable price.
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Susi Garrett
1 year ago
Petition to support nurse injectors
I am deeply concerned about the potential impact of the newly issued Medicines and Poisons Act 2019 (December 2024) on nurse injectors working within the beauty treatment/cosmetic industry. These professionals, predominantly female nurses, bring vital medical expertise and clinical judgment to aesthetic procedures, ensuring patient safety and optimal outcomes.
It's crucial that this legislation recognizes and supports the specialized skills and training of nurse injectors.
We need to acknowledge the rigorous training and qualifications of registered nurses: Their medical & aesthetic background is essential for handling potential complications and ensuring patient well-being.
Highly trained nurses injectors always prioritize patient safety while avoiding unnecessary restrictions: Overly restrictive regulations could limit access to safe and effective cosmetic procedures, potentially driving patients to less regulated environments.
You should instead provide clear pathways for nurse injectors to continue their professional development: Ensuring they stay up-to-date with the latest advancements in aesthetic medicine.
Can we please ensure that the regulations do not unfairly disadvantage female professionals:
The legislation must be equitable and support the continued contribution of women in this specialized healthcare field.
I urge the relevant authorities to engage in thorough consultation with nurse injectors and professional nursing organizations to ensure this legislation effectively balances patient safety with the continued provision of safe and accessible cosmetic treatments.
Finally there are not enough doctors or nurse practitioners to take on board what is now required to be an independent registered nurse injector.
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Anonymous
1 year ago
Absolutely!!
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Asha Dakin
1 year ago
Nurse Led clinics need to be allowed! We participate in the correct training to be able to operate effectively! Stop this hierarchy of Drs vs Nurses ! It is completely different. If a prescribing Dr is authorising the use of an S4 medication there is no issue? It’s the same within all Queensland health hospital services so why can’t nurse led clinics be the same and have the same operations
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Athina
1 year ago
I’m signing because these changes would not only threaten the livelihood of nurse-led clinics but also reduce access to safe and affordable care, particularly in rural and regional areas. This policy would create unnecessary barriers for women-led businesses and compromise patient safety by potentially pushing people towards unsafe, unregulated alternatives.
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Andrea Mack
1 year ago
Absolutely!
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Chanel tarrant
1 year ago
nurses deserve the right to autonomy
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Jode
1 year ago
This will create a bigger blackmarket and is unsafe.
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Warren Bentley
1 year ago
Please allow them to continue
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Linda Rowe
1 year ago
Please don’t ruin businesses- continue to allow nurses providing a safe service for the industry
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Anonymous
1 year ago
Doctors behind the push, bureaucracy at its worst.
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D0nald Trump
1 year ago
There are enough doctors to do the job. Why invite the cowboy nurses
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Danielle jory
1 year ago
This shouldn’t be happening. Nurses always give injections in the hospital setting. Why change it???
Nurses teach most doctors to inject!
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Susan Harb
1 year ago
These changes will effectively put hundreds of clinics on the chopping board, thousands of jobs will be lost, millions of dollars taken out of our economy and completely shatter the lives of families who have put every thing they have in supporting businesses growth and development.
Not to mention making this industry run only by people who will be 100% doing the wrong thing by patients.
This is a recipe for disaster both for business and for consumers.
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Anonymous
1 year ago
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Jessie Jane gardiner
1 year ago
This is ridiculous nurses have had more then enough training increasing the prices and adding a dr to be on site is silly, there is nothing wrong with Skyping the dr to gain clearance to go ahead. I think leave it the way it is. It’s quick simple, save and effective the way it is
This would be insane to consumers
Advocating for nurses in Queensland to be able to continue with save cosmetic injectables with fantastic support and oversight from Doctors.
Not fair
This is a ridiculous rhetoric Fresh clinics Doctors & nurses maintain the highest level of professionalism and patient safety.
Nuers led clinics which are under doctors under doctors ' supervision are safe and provide an affordable price.
Petition to support nurse injectors I am deeply concerned about the potential impact of the newly issued Medicines and Poisons Act 2019 (December 2024) on nurse injectors working within the beauty treatment/cosmetic industry. These professionals, predominantly female nurses, bring vital medical expertise and clinical judgment to aesthetic procedures, ensuring patient safety and optimal outcomes. It's crucial that this legislation recognizes and supports the specialized skills and training of nurse injectors. We need to acknowledge the rigorous training and qualifications of registered nurses: Their medical & aesthetic background is essential for handling potential complications and ensuring patient well-being. Highly trained nurses injectors always prioritize patient safety while avoiding unnecessary restrictions: Overly restrictive regulations could limit access to safe and effective cosmetic procedures, potentially driving patients to less regulated environments. You should instead provide clear pathways for nurse injectors to continue their professional development: Ensuring they stay up-to-date with the latest advancements in aesthetic medicine. Can we please ensure that the regulations do not unfairly disadvantage female professionals: The legislation must be equitable and support the continued contribution of women in this specialized healthcare field. I urge the relevant authorities to engage in thorough consultation with nurse injectors and professional nursing organizations to ensure this legislation effectively balances patient safety with the continued provision of safe and accessible cosmetic treatments. Finally there are not enough doctors or nurse practitioners to take on board what is now required to be an independent registered nurse injector.
Absolutely!!
Nurse Led clinics need to be allowed! We participate in the correct training to be able to operate effectively! Stop this hierarchy of Drs vs Nurses ! It is completely different. If a prescribing Dr is authorising the use of an S4 medication there is no issue? It’s the same within all Queensland health hospital services so why can’t nurse led clinics be the same and have the same operations
I’m signing because these changes would not only threaten the livelihood of nurse-led clinics but also reduce access to safe and affordable care, particularly in rural and regional areas. This policy would create unnecessary barriers for women-led businesses and compromise patient safety by potentially pushing people towards unsafe, unregulated alternatives.
Absolutely!
nurses deserve the right to autonomy
This will create a bigger blackmarket and is unsafe.
Please allow them to continue
Please don’t ruin businesses- continue to allow nurses providing a safe service for the industry
Doctors behind the push, bureaucracy at its worst.
There are enough doctors to do the job. Why invite the cowboy nurses
This shouldn’t be happening. Nurses always give injections in the hospital setting. Why change it??? Nurses teach most doctors to inject!
These changes will effectively put hundreds of clinics on the chopping board, thousands of jobs will be lost, millions of dollars taken out of our economy and completely shatter the lives of families who have put every thing they have in supporting businesses growth and development. Not to mention making this industry run only by people who will be 100% doing the wrong thing by patients. This is a recipe for disaster both for business and for consumers.
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This is ridiculous nurses have had more then enough training increasing the prices and adding a dr to be on site is silly, there is nothing wrong with Skyping the dr to gain clearance to go ahead. I think leave it the way it is. It’s quick simple, save and effective the way it is