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

Title	Author	Type	Words
A year-long struggle for an agreement in aged care.	McGrath, Jackie		431
Acting for nurses in aged care: NZNO is sometimes accused of focusing too much on the public sector to the detriment of nurses working in aged care.	Cain, Margaret		904
Aged-care sector ripe for NZNO growth: the aged-care sector is largely non-unionised, yet its workers are among those most in need of union protections. NZNO has plans to increase union coverage amd membership in the sector.	Payne-Harker, Cee		864
Are you a nurse and what is nursing? The Nursing Council's consultation document on scopes of practice offers an opportunity for the profession to reflect on the nature of nursing and who practises nursing.	Watson, Paul		2164
Baby's safety compromised by negligent conduct.	Fretton, Fetuao		325
Bargaining for a national MECA: half or more NZNO members must have voted 'yes' in this month's national ballot if national bargaining is to take place this year. A clear process has been established to begin these negotiations.	Alexander, Glenda		935
Care of the elderly is a privilege and a challenge: a nursing career devoted to care of the elderly who also have a psychiatric diagnosis, has provided one nurse with a hugely satisfying working life.	O'Connor, Teresa		1916
Caring for older adults with complex health needs: research has shown that gerontology nurse practitioners can halve hospital admission rates and emergency department visits among high needs older adults.	Manchester, Anne		1899
Caring for war veterans--victims or heroes? Undiagnosed and untreated symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder affect many World War 11 veterans at Auckland's Ranfurly Veteran Centre. Nurses and caregivers need education to care for veterans appropriately.	Nicholson, Melva		2931
Collective agreements planned for primary sector.	Payne-Harker, Cee	Brief Article	236
Combined conference a success for stomal therapy nurses.	O'Connor, Maree		382
Crowe joins leadership network.	Manchester, Anne	Brief Article	52
Discussions continue on the PAUA project.	Manchester, Anne	Brief Article	260
Few rural nurses using Internet for health information.			620
Hamilton and Wellington organisers take their leave.		Brief Article	202
Hospitals to go smokefree.		Brief Article	103
New critical care committee gets started.	Clare, Howard	Brief Article	199
New funding proposal approved for colleges and sections.	Manchester, Anne	Brief Article	109
Niuean nurses thank NZNO for its support.	Fereti, Keti	Letter to the Editor	150
Nobel prize for nurses.	Manchester, Anne	Brief Article	37
Nurse admits facts about unprescribed drugs.		Brief Article	258
Nurse struck off for forging nurses' signatures.	Dunn, James John	Brief Article	248
Nurses celebrate a 30-year anniversary: a 'who's who' of nurse educators--past and present--gathered at Parliament's Grand Hall last month to celebrate the transfer of nursing education from hospitals to the tertiary sector.	Manchester, Anne		954
Nurses to be asked about job satisfaction.			391
Nursing at Wairoa Hospital proves life-changing.	Wright, Patricia	Letter to the Editor	325
NZNO adopts recommendations on 12-hour shifts.	Manchester, Anne	Brief Article	221
NZNO representatives attend unveiling ceremony for Irihapeti Ramsden.		Brief Article	168
NZNO wants to retain registered and enrolled nurse titles.		Brief Article	745
NZNO withdraws from Commonwealth Nurses' Federation.	Manchester, Anne	Brief Article	107
Palmerston North to host infection control conference.		Brief Article	222
Petition signatures continue to roll in.	McIntyre, Lyndy		323
Pilot project for Primary Health Care Nurses' Council.	Manchester, Anne	Brief Article	138
Plea for members to support their delegates.	Elliott, Lesley	Letter to the Editor	246
Plunket Line marks tenth anniversary.			385
Remembering those who have died at work.		Brief Article	148
Removal of nurse/patient ratios would prompt nursing exodus.			684
Stemming the tide of vanishing nurses.	Carter, Gay	Letter to the Editor	318
Strong response to this year's delegate conventions.	McIntyre, Lyndy	Brief Article	245
Student debt reaches record highs.		Brief Article	183
Student unit forms links with other student bodies.	Simes, Belinda		313
Taking steps towards a national MECA for hospice members.	Payne-Harker, Cee	Brief Article	240
The president comments ...	O'Malley, Jane		491
Theft charge leads to suspension from practice.			349
Vaccination debate must focus on client.	Alexander, Sheila	Letter to the Editor	330
We need your feedback!	Baker, Chris		459
Winning the long fight for fair pay.	Harre, Laila		967