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

Title	Author	Type	Words
Achieving work/life balance creates safer workplaces.			536
Aged-care campaign gets into gear.	McIntyre, Lyndy		407
Anger at Civil Union stance.	Timmings, Aly	Letter to the Editor	181
Anthroposophical nursing adds holistic dimension.			420
Breast-screening services extended.		Brief Article	177
Collaborating in neonatal care.	Dobson, Jo		550
Developing partnerships in the Pacific.		Brief Article	103
DHB honours Manawatu nurses.		Brief Article	282
Electing a new ICN president.		Brief Article	40
Employer joins caregivers for a sausage sizzle stoppage in Nelson.	McGrath, Jackie		355
Experience brings shades of grey.	Bloor, Deanna	Letter to the Editor	395
Fees increase questioned.	Rhodes, Darryl	Letter to the Editor	605
Forming a Palliative Care Nurses' Group.	Sheene, Sandra	Letter to the Editor	259
Gastroenterology nurses gather in Napier.	Verschoor, Marie		332
Global nursing shortages affect health outcomes.			503
Has the time come for a possible primary health care MECA? As the industrial landscape for primary health care nurses changes, there is a growing call for NZNO to reconsider its bargaining strategies in the sector and work towards a possible MECA.	Payne-Harker, Cee		1006
Have a happy healthy Christmas: it's Christmas time again and these recipes remind us that it is possible to eat healthy food and enjoy ourselves.	Wilson, Maggie		1713
Health messages reach women through netball.	Manchester, Anne		978
Hughes takes on full-time professorship.			478
In praise of Southland.	Doherty, Jenny	Letter to the Editor	105
Keeping babies out of heaven--a midwife's story from Bougainville.	Manchester, Anne		1607
Link with National Council of Women.		Brief Article	90
Little respect for rest-home nurses.	Kerr, Donna	Letter to the Editor	123
Living your life don't take your back pain lying down.	Griffiths, Robin		840
Marion Guy elected vice-president.		Brief Article	89
Members at Gore Health support strike action.	Yeats, Mike		409
National MECA nears completion as Christmas approaches.			499
New college for mental health nurses.		Brief Article	201
New sexual health campaign pulls no punches.			478
New Women's Health Section holds its inaugural conference.	Collins, Jenny		497
Nursing Council decision on ENs creates difficulties for Pacific nations.			586
Nursing Council disciplinary orders.			871
Nutrition is a hot topic.	Coad, Jane		623
NZNO 'misusing' its mandate.	Yardley, Josephine	Letter to the Editor	115
NZNO conference 2004 examined.		Brief Article	94
NZNO submission process questioned.		Brief Article	144
NZNO'S work in 2004 under review: it's been a busy year for NZNO'S staff, including the professional nursing advisers. Safe staffing, fair pay, professional recognition and the nurse practitioner role are just some of the issues dealt with.	Dawbin, Angela		981
NZO membership fees to rise in April.		Illustration	136
Observing the emergency nurse practitioner role in Bristol: after 30 years living and working in a small, rural, South Island community, the call to experience and study advanced nursing practice in the United Kingdom was strong.	Paterson, Joanne		2015
Paua meets Nga Puhi; a hui between Nga Puhi representatives, the PAUA team, and NZNO staff and members marked the start of a new phase of the 12-month-old project.	Manchester, Anne		881
Presssure mounts on Nursing Council re en title.			429
Rallying call for community nurses.	Wells, Jeanette	Letter to the Editor	203
Reassurance on portfolio writing.	Hooper, Sonia	Letter to the Editor	168
Reflecting on the year when NZNO members stood up and spoke out.	O'Malley, Jane	Editorial	897
Regions to celebrate rolling centennials.		Brief Article	254
Rejuvenate your orientation to nursing education and practice.			353
Remember anaesthetic members.	Gage, Brendan	Letter to the Editor	289
Research on patient violence.	Brinn, Fran	Letter to the Editor	234
Resources, guides and information recently added to teh NZNO library.	Stopforth, Linda		1933
Salary deductions to be phased out.		Brief Article	161
Salvation Army to sell its aged-care facilities.			197
South Pacific Nurses take action over mutual concerns: growing nursing shortages, ageing workforces, nurse migration, and the role and title of the enrolled nurse were just some of the issues discussed at last month's South Pacific Nurses' Forum in the Cook Islands.	Annals, Geoff		1659
Television series raises nurses' profile.		Brief Article	475
What value is nursing research?	O'Kane, Peter	Letter to the Editor	405
Working in the Falkland Islands--a reminder of how nursing used to be; thanks to an advertisement in Kai Tiaki Nursing New Zealand, a Tauranga nurse is finding unexpected satisfaction and a real sense of privilege working in the remote Falkland Islands.	Webster, Jennifer		1874