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

Title	Author	Type	Words
A new voice for nursing students: the new chair of the National Student Unit is outspoken and determined.	O'Connor, Teresa		968
Board approves action plan for primary health care nursing.	O'Connor, Teresa		271
Cancer nurses to gather in Dunedin.			105
Caregiver study days to explore the art of caring.			312
Caring takes heavy toll.			395
Celebrating the highest academic achievement.			296
Censure for exploiting professional relationship.			423
Christchurch.			358
Concern over consultation.	O'Connor, Teresa		89
Conference proceeds dispersed.	O'Connor, Teresa		70
Coping with the death of a staff member: dealing with personal issues facing staff can be demanding, even traumatic. Few nurse managers have the skills needed and no training is offered.	Nicholson, Melva		1077
Council of Trade Unions wants meeting on Iraq.			200
Direct communication among women must be encouraged.	Hill, R. Althea	Letter to the Editor	777
Dunedin.	Alexander, Glenda		386
Ear nurse specialists' work recognized.			149
Education funding changes mooted.			391
Events.		Calendar	775
Gerontology section paves the research pathway: a joint academic/clinical research project investigating the characteristics of person-centred care is breaking new ground among NZNO sections.	Cain, Margaret		1008
Guide to implications of GATS launched.			330
Hamilton.	Roy, Jenny		310
Honouring a Southland nursing pioneer.	Kerse, Elizabeth		219
Industrial advisers set priorities.	Payne-Harker, Carolyn		259
International speakers lined up for joint emergency services conference.	McKerras, Roxanne		640
Intimate relationship leads to suspension.			264
Is caring for the elderly a valued role? The face of elderly care is changing as welfare and religious-run institutions are bought out by private companies wanting a commercial return. What does this mean for quality of care?	O'Connor Teresa		1014
Kai Tiaki nursing New Zealand themes for the year ahead.			142
Lack of Maori representation a cause of displeasure.	O'Connor, Teresa		341
Many health professionals involved in medications.	Hastie, Bruce	Letter to the Editor	484
Members to vote for new board member.			347
New ICN membership system.			119
Nurses and pharmacists must work together for patients.	McDermott, Louise	Letter to the Editor	419
Nurses urged to join rehabiliation specialty.	Ronaldson, Anne	Letter to the Editor	149
NZNO regional conventions to tackle pay equity.			276
NZNO staff changes.			368
NZNO structures to be reviewed.	O'Connor, Teresa		56
NZNO's pay strategy on track: work is well underway on NZNO's national pay strategy for nurses and midwives. But much work still needs to be done.	Harre, Laila		760
Partnership document approved.	O'Connor, Teresa		126
Prison reform activist to speak at practice nurse conference.			286
Profiling NZHO's section/college chairs.			845
Resources for gerontology nurses: the NZNO library has recently acquired a number of new resources on a range of topics. We present a brief synopsis of some of these items which, along with other material, are available for lending to NZNO members. Loan periods are for four weeks.			940
Select Committee hearing scheduled.			264
Sharing a passion for gerontology nursing.	Adams, Margaret		906
Summit on health workforce to be held next month.			298
The demands of nursing a parent: many nurses will be called on to nurse their own parents but the work can be emotionally and physically demanding, and stressful on family relationships.	Teutscher, Carol		1246
The good, the bad and the ugly in Northland: Whangarei.	Gilmour, Carol		357
Theme for International Nurses' Day.			251
Tribute to former Wellington Hospital principal nurse.	Mahony, Sheila		377
Uncovering the art of gerontology nursing: a master's thesis aims to change the image of gerontology nursing from that of a poor relation and to offer solutions to ongoing nurse recruitment and retention problems in the area.	Manchester, Anne		1962
Valuing older people and their carers: an internationally renowned nursing researcher says older people and their carers need to be valued equally if quality care is to be achieved.	O'Connor, Teresa		940
Working party established.			170
Workshop on tripartite approach held.			202
Workshop to progress nurse practitioner role.			252