Articles from Kai Tiaki: Nursing New Zealand (April 1, 2003)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Drawing a line in the sand' over nurse practitioners.	Grant, Marianne	Letter to the Editor	276
Aged care workers to strike.			155
AIDS Foundation and NINO join forces for International Nurses Day.	O'Connor, Teresa		183
Auckland.	Dixon, Chan		199
Caregiver gatherings break new ground: caregiver study days held during last month's national caregivers' week provided hundreds of caregivers around the country with the chance to share ideas and gain new knowledge.	Manchester, Anne		1341
Caring for those with HIV/AIDS: nurses must continually strive to ensure the care they offer people living with HIV/AIDS is non-judgemental.	Davis, Karen		926
Challenging ignore and prejudice.	Manchester, Anne		683
Collaboration is essential to improve health outcomes for children: Widespread and sustained professional collaboration is needed if there are to be long-lasting gains in child health.	O'Connor, Teresa		762
Concerns remain over HPCA Bill.			357
Confronting prejudice and AIDS stigma.	Cooper, Jamie		914
Cultural safety forum calls for changes in programme delivery and assessment.			600
Delegates get update on aged-care campaign.			266
Discovering the essence of caring: researching the characteristics of good care for older people and their carers has been an exciting journey for six gerontology nurses.	Manchester, Anne		821
Dunedin.	Aitken, Jan		570
Education trust criticises union campaign.	Ferris, Dee	Letter to the Editor	745
Events.		Calendar	737
Family health nursing in the Scottish highlands: family health nursing is a very new concept in Scotland. Family health nurses are struggling to carve out their role in some of the most remote parts of Scotland.	Macfie, Belinda		1207
Fighting the HIV epidemic in the Pacific.			467
Free internet cancer nursing course launched.	Irving, Mark	Letter to the Editor	177
Giving hope and care to those living with HIV: as people with the HIV virus live longer, nurses' understanding and competency have increased. But there are dangers in complacency.	Manchester, Anne		1913
Good faith included in changes to holiday law: changes contained in the new Holidays Bill herald a fairer approach to leave entitlements.	Lawrie, Jock		1057
Hamilton.	Roy, Jenny		367
Hawke's Bay DHB member calls for return of enrolled nurse training.			628
Health summit looks at future workforce directions.			474
HIV/AIDS resources for health professionals: the theme of this month's Kai Tiaki Nursing New Zealand is Nurses caring for all: Fighting AIDS stigma. As a service to members we list some resources available through NZNO's library.			955
Industrial action likely again in Oamaru: Christchurch.	Squires, Kay		346
Major survey of Pacific nurses underway.			427
Midwife neglects client and newborn baby: Harangi Biddle, RGON, RM.			546
Midwives to celebrate their international day.			205
Minister announces new training programme for caregivers.			485
Money to support education on GATS.	O'Connor, Teresa		337
Nelson.	McGrath, Jackie		411
New board member elected.			98
Nurse and midwife misappropriates drugs: Joanna Sara Ibbotson, RGON, RM.			395
Nurse fails to maintain boundaries.			389
NZNO makes the case for higher pay for nurses and midwives: NZNO has released its background paper on why nurses and midwives should be paid more and why the Government needs to come to the party to ensure nurses and midwives are paid what they are worth.	Harre, Laila		1407
NZNO national office purchases new premises.			255
NZNO praised for taking anti-war stance.	Warmington, Noeline	Letter to the Editor	181
NZNO to support researchers' travel to Morocco.	O'Connor, Teresa		379
Palmerston North.	Olsthoorn, Lyn		686
Pay equity campaign outlined at conventions: NZNO's regional delegate conventions got underway in the South Island last month. The conventions are the platform for NZNO's pay equity campaign to be explained.	O'Connor, Teresa		776
Providing a 'fast track' for nurse practitioners.	Renouf, Paula	Letter to the Editor	637
Raising nurses' awareness of primary deficiency: primary immune deficiency is a term covering a large family of diseases and conditions in which the patient's immune system is compromised. Nurses can play an important part in ensuring early diagnosis.	Brown, Pauline		1479
Students meet their nursing school heads.			249
Suggested cuts to education funding deplored.	Mulvey, Liz	Letter to the Editor	446
Support for South Pacific national nursing organisations.	O'Connor, Teresa		75
Supporting people with HIV in the community: a facility in Auckland provides HIV-positive people with respite care, support and complementary therapy but more dedicated services for women are needed.	Manchester, Anne		946
Two more institutes to offer prescribing papers.			664
Union campaign brings some success.			321
Whangarei.	Gilmour, Carol		284
Workplaces to become safer and healthier.	Payne-Harker, Carolyn		606
Youth health specialist is awarded major scholarship: an adolescent nurse specialist has been awarded a scholarship to study in the United States. Here she shares the attractions and challenges of her practice.	O'Connor, Teresa		1004