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

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Extraordinary ordinary nurse' receives Award of Honour.			545
Aged-care staff address workshop.			189
Challenging doctors' orders: in order to provide good care to children and their families, nurses sometimes need to challenge doctors' decisions.	Williamson, Margaret		2229
College and section representatives share concerns.			212
College of Emergency Nurses.			89
Conference honours Te Runanga delegate Nola Tanner.			262
Developing a model of professional maturity.	Annals, Geoff		886
Developing effective interdisciplinary teams: the need for clinicians to work together in a health environment that is constantly restructured and where patients are presenting with multiple conditions has never been greater.	McCallin, Antoinete		2801
Dunedin.	Payne-Harker, Cee		735
Encouraging a team approach in health care.	Poutasi, Karen	Letter to the Editor	471
Events.		Calendar	622
Fair pay campaign gears up in Auckland: Auckland.	Dixon, Chan		855
Fair pay relay hits the wards at Capital and Coast DHB.			214
Foundations for Partnership.			60
Getting back to basics in infection control.	Vollweiler, Miriam		469
Health innovation awards to become an annual event.			208
Helping children with nocturnal enuresis.	Renouf, Paula	Letter to the Editor	379
How nurses will win fair pay explained.			1032
How to be a successful activist.			629
How to say no to the bully at work: the letters-to-the-editor pages in Kai Tiaki Nursing New Zealand reveal the prevalence of horizontal violence in our profession. But there is a solution. A nurse offers some practical steps to putting a stop to intimidating behaviour at work.	Kelly, Leigh		2060
In support of university education for nurses.	Rogers, Belinda	Letter to the Editor	187
International Day for older persons.			96
London Hospital orders public health nurse's booklet.			354
Maori policy analyst appointed.			673
MECA vote shows nurses' anger is rising: closing the national pay gap for public sector nurses came closer last month with the ratification of the South Island and Canterbury District Health Boards' pay deals.	O'Connor, Teresa		1019
Mediation for PSC workers.			43
Mihi opens conference.			195
More consultation sought on structural review proposal.			204
More ministry money available.			105
More Pacific staff needed.			119
National Student Unit facing a crisis.			221
National Student Unit seeks to 'close the gaps'.	Aronui, Tauira		481
Nelson.	McGrath, Jackie		191
New board member elected.			134
New members elected to NMAC committee.	Baker, Chris		263
New Te Runanga chair installed at conference.			297
Nurse adviser looks at primary care in England and Holland.			198
NZNO campaigns must include the private sector.	Jamieson, Rosemary	Letter to the Editor	233
NZNO experiences phenomenal membership growth.			338
NZNO gets new mission statement.			241
NZNO wants more nursing advice in Ministry of Health.			231
NZNO writes to DHBs in support of enrolled nurses.			750
NZNO's fair pay campaign goes public.	McIntyre, Lyndy		340
NZNO's new website launched.			179
Older nurses make motivated students.	Lechte, Carole	Letter to the Editor	316
Palmerston North.	Olsthoorn, Lyn		557
Patients move into Auckland City Hospital.			259
Pay equity taskforce develops work plan.			169
Pay equity to take five years, says Chadwick.			866
Photographic essay to explore aging and caregiving.			323
Prime cause of sore nipples not addressed.		Letter to the Editor	578
Reflecting on negative, bullying student experiences.	Collis, Nikki	Letter to the Editor	405
Registered nurse decries loss of enrolled nurses.		Letter to the Editor	415
Snapshots of the pay campaign launch.			62
Te Runanga chair farewelled.			159
Three strands to safe staffing campaign.			809
Travelling the enrolled nurse pathway.	O'Connor, Teresa		3075
Two major settlements ratified.			680
Wintec celebrates 25 years of nursing education.			288
Witnessing resuscitation: despite obvious benefits, nurses are reluctant to allow family members to witness resuscitation procedures.	Millar, Christine		1053