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

Title	Author	Type	Words
2005/2006 budget approved.	O'Connor, Teresa	Brief Article	185
A hitchhiker's guide to the PAUA project.	Link, Peggy		673
Abortion debate welcomed.	Simmons, Ann		422
Aged-care workers take strike action in Christchurch to protest low pay offer.			402
Australian government aiming to undermine workers' rights.	Lyndy, McIntyre		528
Budget fails aged-care workers and older people: this year's budget was a huge disappointment for those working in aged care. There's no money for training and no money to ensure those who work in the sector are paid the same as in the public sector.	Brown, Eileen		914
Delegate conventions focus on leadership and campaigning.		Brief Article	304
Deputy Health and Disability Commissioner appointed.		Brief Article	126
Developing professionally: with the advent of competence-based annual practising certificates, nurses need to undertake regular professional development. There are many opportunities for such education and development.	Dawbin, Angela		850
DHB delegates' committee to drive ongoing MECA work.		Brief Article	254
DHB members appointed to Committee of Inquiry.		Brief Article	168
DHBS working to boost 'flu vaccination rates.		Brief Article	203
Direct debit winners.		Brief Article	154
Dissatisfaction with pay offer.	Alexander, Glenda	Letter to the Editor	353
Encouraging more exercise.		Brief Article	142
Enhancing nurses' presentation skills: giving presentations is an essential part of nurses' professional development but for many it can be a nightmare. Here one nurse presents a way of increasing the effectiveness of a presentation and decreasing the anxiety surrounding it.	Meek, Gillianne		1735
Enrolled nurses urged to work collectively for a positive future.	Hewlett, Robyn		659
ENs' work in infection control praised.	Pitchford, Joanne	Letter to the Editor	98
Events 2005.		Calendar	341
First male nurse starts work for Plunket.	Rainey-Smith, Tom	Brief Article	237
Four candidates stand for NZNO presidency: NZNO presidential elections look set to provide an interesting contest this year, with a more nurses putting themselves forward than ever before. In these profiles, each candidate responds to seven set questions.	Manchester, Anne		2806
Future of nursing research explored.	O'Connor, Teresa		136
Gratitude from Niue nurses.	Fereti, Keti	Letter to the Editor	90
Harre to contest union post.			468
Health scholarships launched.			128
Honouring nursing practice on International Nurses' Day.			429
Hospice nurses support multi-site agreement.	Lennox, Mark	Brief Article	246
Injecting enthusiasm and fun into clinical education: the passing of the Health Professionals Competency Act, created a need for individuals and organisations to source relevant clinical education.			479
International speakers at Midwifery forum.		Brief Article	173
Learning how to be culturally safe: one nurse found that her nursing education did nothing to help her practise in a way that was culturally safe. What really helped was education about the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi and New Zealand's colonial history. Here she shares her journey to becoming a nurse who is culturally safe.	Meyst, Sandra	Obituary	2890
Making an impact at ICN Congress: nursing on the move: knowledge, innovation and vitality was the theme of the International Council of Nurses' Quadrennial Congress in Taipei, Taiwan, last month. New Zealand nurses' contributions were noteworthy.	O'Malley, Jane		831
Making nursing a popular career choice again.	Andrew, Cathy		926
Many nurses still want to leave jobs, survey reveals.			533
Maori nursing course soon to become a reality.			236
New ICN president elected.		Brief Article	170
New working party underway.		Brief Article	153
No further action on structural changes.	O'Connor, Teresa		332
No-fault medical misadventure law passed.		Brief Article	277
Nominations called for NZNO advisory committee.		Brief Article	147
Nominations for Te Runanga chair and vice chair sought.			375
Nurse struck off for possession of pornography.		Brief Article	240
Nurse's name removed from register after unauthorised use of patients Eftpos card.		Brief Article	225
Nurses needed for international survey.	Rauch, Agnes	Letter to the Editor	124
Nursing the private hospital way at MercyAscot: the patients may not be as sick as those found within the public hospital system, but nurses at MercyAscot have high levels of responsibility and need to learn to think on their feet.	Manchester, Anne		2898
Policies on ENs to be collated.	O'Connor, Teresa	Brief Article	168
Positive response to pay parity campaign in Primary Health.		Brief Article	240
Practice nurses endorse pay parity campaign.	Minto, Rosemary		968
Prescribing Imovane against directions of prescriber is professional misconduct.			422
Public Health under the spotlight.		Brief Article	86
Putting children on the political agenda.		Brief Article	292
Relationships with patients were once ok.	Asher, Joy Bickley	Letter to the Editor	364
Something is rotten in the state of education: an experienced overseas nurse educator talks about the challenges, obstacles and frustrations of working in New Zealand's tertiary education sector.	O'Connor, Teresa		2014
Strike notice withdrawn.		Brief Article	173
Support for Fijian nurses continues.	O'Connor, Teresa		215
The case for nurse anaesthetists.	Minchin, Irene	Letter to the Editor	348
Tolerating differences of opinion.	Dunn, Barbara	Letter to the Editor	251
Understanding intraaortic balloon pumping: intraaortic balloon pumping is a complex procedure aimed at supporting a compromised heart. Carried out in many of the country's intensive care units, it is important that nurses understand the physiology and mechanics of the procedure so they can offer optimal nursing care.	Lewis, Peter		1745