Articles from Kai Tiaki: Nursing New Zealand (August 1, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Living the dream'.	Miller, Judy		414
Advertisements encourage nurses to go overseas.	Wood, Joanne	Letter to the Editor	431
Agency nurse reconsiders her future.	Manchester, Anne		613
Agreement reached at Eldercare sites.	Harry, Lesley	Brief Article	201
Back to basics in union organising.	Harker, Cee Payne		942
Boosting pay rates in the primary sector.	Payne-Harker, Cee	Brief Article	307
Caring Caller service helps the lonely and isolated.	Scott, Glenis	Letter to the Editor	205
Comvita Medical Woundcare[TM] 18+ and ApiNate[R] dressing.			447
Costs of nursing turnover to be researched.			430
Council finalises four scopes of practice.			874
Does obstetric experience count for naught? Several decades of obstetric experience will be lost once changes to the way postnatal care is delivered in one small rural maternity unit are implemented.	Barrier, Sue		884
Enrolled nurses in Gisborne seek recognition.		Brief Article	60
Gerontology section plans its conference.		Brief Article	180
Getting to grips with an epidemic.	Desmond, Natalie		926
Glutaraldehyde fact sheet available.		Brief Article	86
Hughes takes up professorship.		Brief Article	268
ICN workforce forum meets in Wellington next month.		Brief Article	273
Immunisation programme puts stress on nurses: as the country's largest-ever immunisation campaign gets underway in the Auckland region with massive publicity, nurses need to ensure they are able to cope with the multiple pressures such a campaign brings.	Millar, Chris		721
Kiwi wins top Australian Nursing award: a New Zealand nurse who has spent many years in the Australian Outback has won a prestigious national award.	O'Connor, Teresa		781
Measuring the competence of agency nurses.	Lemow, Jolanda	Cover Story	2110
New chair for key primary health taskforce.		Brief Article	191
New law to improve patient safety.			442
New professional nursing adviser appointed.		Brief Article	138
New Zealand takes public health leadership role.			715
Notice to members.			417
NSU clarifies its priorities.	Swabey, Niki		360
Nurse appointed as senior manager.		Brief Article	147
NZNO assists Niuean nurses.		Brief Article	196
NZNO South Island professional forum series.		Brief Article	144
NZNO to work on hospice collective.	Lennox, Mark	Brief Article	197
NZNO welcomes Coroner's report recommendations.			571
Options for MercyAscot agreement.	Gilmour, Carol	Brief Article	135
PAUA project a difficult concept to grasp.	Tame, Barbara	Letter to the Editor	303
Pay claim forms backdrop to conference.			789
PlunketLine set to merge with Healthline.			390
Pocket personal computers for district nurses win award.		Brief Article	166
Presbyterian support goes to mediation.	Squires, Kay	Brief Article	209
Profiling new NSU chair and vice-chair.			565
Registered nurse voices support for enrolled nurses.	Hobman, Hilary	Letter to the Editor	224
Report on MECA progress due.			376
Section forms international alliances.		Brief Article	193
Sending the message--in New Zealand and overseas.	Goldsbury, Nicky	Letter to the Editor	52
Settlement for Care and Independence.	Mulrine, Lynley	Brief Article	154
Singing our way to fair pay, the Paua Fritters way.		Brief Article	226
Submissions pour in on staffing effectiveness standard.		Brief Article	178
Te Ara Whakamua--finding a way forward.			523
The country's biggest-ever public health nursing campaign gets underway.			538
Trust formed for those with Guillain-Barre syndrome.	Murray, Jenny	Letter to the Editor	251
Understanding residuals in Guillain-Barre Syndrome: peripheral nerve damage, rather than strained muscles, can cause fatigue and breathlessness for those suffering the long-term effects of GBS.	Kaplan, Lawrence		2040