Australian Nursing Federation, Victorian Branch Maternal And Child Health Special Interest Group

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Agent TypeOrganisationActivities & OccupationsTrade UnionsHistoryThe ANF (Victorian Branch) Maternal and Child Health Special Interest Group began life as the Infant Welfare Section of the Royal Victorian College of Nursing (1942). It formed when a group of Infant Welfare Nurses petitioned the RVCN to approach the Wages Board about a separate Determination for their area of the profession. The Section commenced producing a Newsheet c. July 1960 to communicate with other members about appointments and resignations from Infant Welfare Centres, Annual meetings and other business of the Section and the RVCN, and commented on latest developments in the field of maternal and child health. It is still active as a Special Interest Group of the ANF.

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Australian Nursing Federation, Victorian Branch Maternal And Child Health Special Interest Group