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

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Just an ordinary nurse': practice nursing has undergone dramatic changes over the last 22 years. A Lyttleton nurse describes some of them and looks back over a long and satisfying career.	Manchester, Anne		1824
Balancing work and life: a healthy working practice includes avoiding excessive hours and ensuring you have a life outside work.	Haultain, Robyn		724
Call for aged-care funding review welcomed: after a concerted campaign by NZNO and others, the Health Select Committee has called for a funding review of the aged-care sector. Here one provider outlines why it is sorely needed and overdue.	Thomas, Ingrid		808
Call for aged-care funding review.			279
Caring in an isolated community: there are particular challenges and particular rewards associated with nursing in an isolated rural community.	O'Connor, Teresa		2108
Concern over GATS outlined in submission.			254
Embracing changes in primary health care: NZNO is hosting a major conference on developments in primary health care nursing.	Trim, Susanne		786
Events.		Calendar	759
Extensive knowledge of wound healing wins award.			158
Fourth nurse practitioner specialises in wound care.			302
Grant's nursing achievements remembered.			493
Investigating the management of gluteraldehyde.			447
Members encouraged to keep abreast of MECA negotiations.			2890
National sections contacts.			669
New Holidays Bill.			131
Northern MECA negotiations reach crunch point.			321
Nurse guilty of physical and verbal abuse of elderly patients.			272
Nurses must maintain standards despite systems' problems.	Farrow, Tony	Letter to the Editor	466
Nurses' communication must be considered in context.	Holmes, Janet	Letter to the Editor	869
Nursing in partnership with the community: forming strong links with the community and advocating for families are the keys to effective public health nursing.	Manchester, Anne	Cover Story	1717
NZNO has presence at peace rally.			174
NZNO outlines position on nurse practitioners.			440
Pacific visitors form valuable links.			386
Plunket aims to improve service quality.			457
Practice nurses feel undervalued: many practice nurses are pinning their hopes on primary health organisations to deliver a more collaborative approach in the sector.	O'Connor, Teresa		931
Primary health changes offer new opportunities for nurses: new models of primary health care nursing promise to increase access to services, improve health outcomes and reduce health inequalities.	Manchester, Anne		2075
Primary health organisations on track to integrate services: although high-need, poorer communities stand to gain the most immediate benefits from the new primary health organisations, there is potential for all communities to benefit.	Manchester, Anne		825
Promoting health through gardening.			373
Realising nurses' full potential.	Richardson, Fran		914
Reducing children's hearing loss: the expertise of New Zealand ear nurse specialists--in particular their mobile community service--is arousing interest among consultants and nurses around the world.	Manchester, Anne		801
Relishing the challenges of rural nursing: an experienced rural health nurse reflects on her work and the shattering experience of having her application to become a nurse practitioner turned down.	O'Connor, Teresa		2026
Second enrolled nurse course starts this month.			426
Section assists primary health nursing conference.	Anderson, Julia		389
Section treasurers meet in Wellington.			99
Select committee hearings on HPCA underway.			457
Sharing professional concerns at cafe forums.			205
The president comments ...	O'Malley, Jane		597
What makes rural nursing different? Rural health nursing doesn't just mean nursing in the country. It demands a range of professional and personal skills to ensure the nurse and the community feel safe.	O'Connor, Teresa		1711