Articles from Australian Nursing Journal (August 1, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Access to cancer nursing is crucial for remote Australia.	Pigott, Cathie		368
Action plan to address global nursing shortage.			177
Arms aid legs.		Brief article	48
Art supports health.		Brief article	111
Bringing research skills to nurses.	Mackenzie, Eileen		360
Calendar.		Calendar	1235
Call for study participants.	Brown, Stephanie		219
Developing career pathways for Indigenous students.	Grootjans, John		320
Disgusted at doctors' attitude.		Letter to the editor	172
East Timor nurses caught in crossfire.	Haynes, Jill		535
Embedding Indigenous perspectives in nurse education.			332
Fighting today's superbugs infection control at the forefront.	Dragon, Natalie		2971
Good health in the 21st century: a family doctor's unconventional guide.		Book review	133
Health summit shows workforce crisis.		Brief article	283
Herceptin funding.		Drug overview	51
Holism and Complementary Medicine: Origins and Principles.		Book review	129
Improving cardiovascular health: a collaborative education program for AHWs.	DiGiacomo, Michelle	Disease/Disorder overview	347
Indigenous cancer patients die earlier.		Brief article	67
Indigenous exchange scheme.		Brief article	88
Indigenous health scholarships.		Brief article	94
It's time for action on COAG initiatives.	Iliffe, Jill		551
Job stress is bad.		Brief article	53
Mild exercise fights chemo fatigue.		Brief article	256
More fear IR laws.		Brief article	55
More mental health nurses in emergency depts.		Brief article	222
Network.		Directory	552
Nurse practitioner role widely accepted.	Armstrong, Fiona	Brief article	245
Nurses barred from UK.			116
Nurses demand relief.		Brief article	47
Nurses educate school students.		Brief article	53
Nurses fight removal from management.			453
Nurses join mass protests against Howard's IR laws.		Brief article	235
Nursing entrance scores plummet.		Brief article	138
Nursing representation gets a boost.			346
Nursing scholarships.		Brief article	106
One nurse can make a big difference, after learning about the major earthquake in Kashmir last year, registered nurse Frances Walton, immediately offered her assistance. The earthquake caused devastation for millions of people. According to estimates it killed 87,000 people. At least 125,000 were injured and another 3 million left without shelter.	Walton, Frances		548
Overwhelming response.	Rowley, Joanne	Letter to the editor	81
Partnerships improve cardiovascular health.	Davidson, Patricia		347
Pregnant women smokers remain.		Brief article	58
Program to improve health.		Brief article	97
QLD health services under scrutiny.		Brief article	44
QNU protest leads to reinstatement.		Brief article	276
Recruiting Indigenous nurses in Northern NSW.	Crispin, Charmaine		356
Respect is the key to decreasing hostility.	Jones, Susan	Letter to the editor	148
Rhabdomyolysis made easy.	Wilson, Sharon	Disease/Disorder overview	2513
Rheumatic fever guidelines.		Brief article	104
Safe staffing initiative.	Tiaki, Kai	Brief article	109
Safety and quality.	Armstrong, Fiona		451
Sharing skills in Indigenous communities.	DuToit, Virginnia		515
Shift workers at risk.			47
Shock factor is an effective learning tool, despite being gruesome.	Kearney, Ged		692
Signing your rights AWAy.	Blake, Nick		693
Tasmanian nurse shortage a reality.		Brief article	181
Third world health.		Brief article	95
UK nurses fight drug ban.		Brief article	99
Upcoming CATSIN conference.			77
Victorian aged care nurses battle job cuts.		Brief article	198
Victorian nurses doing a great job in mental health primary care.	Ahrens, Jennifer	Letter to the editor	262