Articles from Kai Tiaki: Nursing New Zealand (April 1, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Advocating for patient safety: patient safety is ensured when nurses have the competence, the resources and the autonomy to evaluate their patients' needs and changing conditions.	Rolls, Suzanne		895
Aged-care providers join forces.			401
Are nurse anaesthetists needed? Should the Nursing Council endorse nurse practitioners in anaesthesia? One leading anaesthesia specialist argues against nurse practitioners as providers of anaesthesia services.	Bukofzer, Mark		983
Blood glucose monitoring: is blood glucose monitoring for many of those people with type 2 diabetes really necessary in the management of the condition?	Snell, Helen		630
Building relationships between DHB management and unions.	Alexander, Glenda		538
Caregivers send their payslips to parliament during Caregivers' Week.	Payne-Harker, Cee		358
Celebrating nursing.	O'Connor, Teresa	Brief Article	62
Celebrating the national pay deal and a well-run campaign.			474
Christchurch-based postgraduate nursing centre expands into new premises.		Brief Article	208
Clinical nurse managers to form a section.	Hansen, Lynne	Brief Article	268
Continuing the fair share for aged-care campaign.			325
Correction.		Correction Notice	48
Counterfeit medicines kill: drawing the public's attention to the dramatic and dangerous increase in counterfeit drugs on the global market is the aim of this year's International Nurses' Day theme.	Manchester, Anne		797
Defining type 2 diabetes.		Brief Article	230
Developing the 'sports nurse' role.	King, Doug	Letter to the Editor	170
Extending nursing practice.			348
Fiji nurses prepare for their own fair pay campaign: improving nurses' pay and conditions is the key to stopping the migration of nurses from Fiji to countries abroad. NZNO is willing to do what it can to help.	McIntyre, Lyndy		1971
Forum looks at respiratory health across the age span.	Ingleton, Robyn		677
Getting the central relationship right: how do the many aspects of nurses' work link together to ensure patients are safe? A nursing leader explains how she works towards ensuring the central relationship in nursing--between nurse and patient--is safe.	O'Connor, Teresa		1868
Is technology taking the 'care' out of nursing? As nurses continue to use increasingly complex technology to care for their patients, there is a danger that the art and science of patient-focused, humanist care may lose its significance.	Shivas, Lynda		1751
Linking patient safety and nurse safety.	Asher, Joy Bickley	Editorial	867
Lost poetry books being sought.	Kissock, Barbara	Letter to the Editor	256
Maternity forum wants better birth data.	Wynn-Williams, Beth	Brief Article	292
Midwifery matters: May 5 is International Day of the Midwife and the theme this year is Midwives and women--a partnership for health.	O'Connor, Teresa		898
New centennial scholarship.			174
New Zealand nurses to present at ICN congress.			436
Notice to members.		Brief Article	152
Nurses' presence on district health boards.		Brief Article	310
NZNO opposes change for nurses' group.	O'Connor, Teresa	Brief Article	301
NZNO team thanked for winning fair pay.	Burt, Alison	Letter to the Editor	133
Of lamps and lanterns: throwing light on Florence Nightingale: Florence Nightingale has long been known as the "lady with the lamp," but a more detailed study of history shows that it was a simple Arab lantern that she would have carried when tending the sick in Scutari, not a ceremonial lamp.	Attewell, Alex		1679
Pacific nurses learn union skills.		Brief Article	309
Poll in favour of bargaining fee.			471
Portfolio portability questioned.	Mellers, Jenny	Letter to the Editor	475
Poster developed.			106
Practice nurses' MECA finally settled.	Wilson, Chris	Brief Article	335
Private sector report.	Wilson, Chris		178
Raising awareness of fake medicines.			657
Regional conventions.		Brief Article	105
Resisting pressure to abort.	Dymock, Suzy	Letter to the Editor	277
Second-level nurse title discussed.		Brief Article	228
Structural review options considered.			538
Support for tsunami countries approved.	O'Connor, Teresa	Brief Article	173
The benefits of nurse-led pre-assessment: a nurse-led pre-assessment clinic in the cardiology day unit at Christchurch Hospital has proved to be an efficient use of resources, a satisfying experience for patients and a way for experienced nurses to extend their practice.	Watson, Paul		2397
Unions affirm sexual and gender diversity.	Link, Pegg		607
Work arising from the MECA continues: the work arising from the national public sector multi-employer collective agreement did not stop once the deal was ratified. A number of working parties are being established to deal with a range of issues that arose during negotiations.	Alexander, Glenda		804