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

Title	Author	Type	Words
A farewell to midwifery: a long-time independent midwife writes an obituary on the career which has shaped the person she has become, and which has provided her with a great deal of personal and professional satisfaction.	Waugh, Heather		1721
Announcing the new-look Kai Tiaki Nursing New Zealand.		Brief Article	167
Apology for Nursing Council 'insult'.	Cottingham, Chris	Letter to the Editor	628
Bid for minimum staffing levels unsuccessful.			319
Book by mental health service users.		Brief Article	90
Bridging the gap in mental health.	Halligan, John		984
Calling for nursing stories.	Rose, Ann	Letter to the Editor	125
Calling for respect and recognition.	Baylis, Margaret	Letter to the Editor	414
Caring for prisoners' mental health: prison nursing is a specialised area of practice, demanding a wide range of nursing skills and a good dose of life experience. Here one prison nurse outlines some of the challenges of caring for the mental health of prisoners.	Hunt, Denise		1932
Dealing with mental health stigma at work: nurses who have had mental health problems often encounter prejudice when they return to work. One nurse, who has had first-hand experience of such stigma, is determined to make a difference.	Manchester, Anne		1993
District nurses discuss community innovations.	McHugh, Trish		553
Ear nurses gather in Gisborne.	Barrie, Tara	Brief Article	207
EN skills must be retained.	Van der Hulst, Corrie	Letter to the Editor	129
Honouring Putiputi O'Brien at Te Runanga hui: Bay of Plenty/Tairawhiti hosts annual general hui.	Jackson, Margaret		970
Liaising between the police and mental health: a ground-breaking mental health nursing role in Rotorua, liaising between the police and mental health services, has seen arrest rates drop, changed attitudes to those with mental illness, and treatment starting earlier.	O'Connor, Teresa		1020
Major asthma research study receives funding boost.		Brief Article	243
Manukau Institute of Technology student wins top nursing award and Maori health scholarship.		Brief Article	296
Measuring on-the-job stress accurately.	Caughley, Brian		2480
Meca talks break down--strike action possible.			656
Meeting the needs of refugee children: helping resolve the complex mental health needs of refugee children living in New Zealand is the aim of a new intersectoral service in Auckland.	Manchester, Anne		988
Mental health information on website.		Brief Article	110
Myths and facts about back injuries.	Lindsay, Kaye	Letter to the Editor	173
New mental health plan released.		Brief Article	216
Northland celebrates 100 years of midwifery: as New Zealand celebrates 100 years of midwifery registration and regulation this year, midwives at Whangarei Hospital look back on a long and proud history.	Morgan, Yvonne		1986
Nurse assistant title remains.			833
Nurse clinician certification.	Barrie, Tara	Brief Article	144
Nurse Maude staff strike for more pay.	Payne-Harker, Cee		350
Nurse practitioner proud of working in mental illness/intellectual disability area.			499
Nurses standing for election to DHBS.		Brief Article	221
Nurses under pressure during restructures and reviews: reviews and restructuring are happening in a number of district health boards at present, increasing nurses' workloads and stress levels. Despite this, nurses are still supporting each other and contributing positively to review processes.	Cain, Margaret		816
Nursing innovation at the heart of immunisation campaign: a great deal of nursing innovation and creativity lie behind the successful meningococcal immunisation school-based programme, now underway in Counties Manukau District Health Board.	Manchester, Anne		1792
NZNO position statement on RONs.		Brief Article	169
NZNO submissions support more funding for aged care, and the Civil Union Bill.			365
Objecting to writing a portfolio.	Clinning, Caron	Letter to the Editor	292
Obstetric experience will be missed.	Simmons, Ann	Letter to the Editor	277
Plunket offer moves towards pay parity.	Payne-Harker, Cee		339
Proposed settlement reached at Presbyterian support.	Squires, Kay	Brief Article	176
Recording some Te Runanga history.	Kidd, Jacquie	Letter to the Editor	242
The dangers of diminishing the EN role.	Hobman, Hilary	Letter to the Editor	219
The president comments ...	O'Malley, Jane		508
What if we really cared? The aged-care sector has long been the poor relation in the health service. Chronically under-funded, with a low-paid, high-turnover workforce, the sector is in crisis. NZNO wants to change that and is launching a new deal for aged care.	Payne-Harker, Cee		937
World Mental Health day theme.		Brief Article	75