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Nurses Short Film Festival 2009
Frances Usherwood RN from Sydney Children’s Hospital won the NSWNA Nurses Short Film Festival first prize for her futuristic film
Robo-Nurse
, which poses a scary solution to critical nurse shortages.
The second prize went to Susan Taggart from Concord Hospital for her film
Simply the Best,
a documentary that follows a burns patient through his journey in a burns unit.
Joint third prize winners were Azita Damandan from the Royal Newcastle Centre for
Lullabye
and Gillian Hughes, St George Private Hospital, for
Cath Lab Safari
.
First place:
Robo-Nurse
Second place:
Simply the Best
Third place:
Cath Lab Safari
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