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I greatly enjoyed reading your reflection and would like to make particular mention of your point regarding the professional challenges that you and your colleagues face in relation to health promotion. I think that you're completely correct, nurses and midwives have a integral role to play across many subsections of the community. Nurse led health promotion programs and interventions are an underutilised, but invaluable resource. Indeed, there is some evidence to suggest a correlation between nurse-led care and higher levels of patient satisfaction (Laurant, Reeves, Hermens, Braspenning, Grol, and Sibbald, 2010). Furthermore, patients have shown a slight preference for nurses when it comes to health education (Laurant, Hermens, Braspenning, Akkermans, Sibbald, and Grol, 2008) There is some small funding available for nurse led initiatives. One such example is Teen Clinic developed and run by the nursing team at Bega Valley Medical Practice and currently being trialed in a small number of medical practices across South Coast NSW. They initially got funding in the form of a grant from APNA (Australian Primary Healthcare Nurses Association) and have recently obtained more funding from Coordinaire (the South Eastern NSW PHN). All funding for the initiative so far has been in

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