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

Title	Author	Type	Words
Abortion article challenged.	Hancock, Jeanette		358
Accreditation calls for perioperative nurses.		Brief Article	132
Basic hygiene lies at the heart of infection control in the community: a pioneering role in community infection control at Capital and Coast District Health Board is removing fear from health care workers and helping break the chain of infection.	Manchester, Anne	Interview	1253
Building public support for the aged-care campaign: last month's national day of action to launch NZIVO's and the Service and Food Workers" Union Fair Share for Aged Care Campaign saw hundreds of caregivers, nurses and support workers out on the streets, in shopping malls and at railway stations, raising public awareness of the aged-care sector funding crisis.	Manchester, Anne		533
Campaigning for fair pay in the private sector: NZNO--both members and staff--will be working hard this year to ensure the benefits of fair pay in the public sector flow through to nurses and caregivers in the private sector.	Payne-Harker, Cee		969
Caregivers want fair pay too.	Peters, Maria	Brief Article	184
Charting the changes in infection control nursing: the history of infection control nursing in this country is one of rapid expansion in less than 30 years. One nurse, who was there right at the beginning, shares some of her reflections.	O'Connor, Teresa		972
Cook Islands continue strong nursing ties with New Zealand.	Annals, Geoff		515
Correction.		Correction Notice	24
Council of Trade Unions pushes for five percent wage increase.		Brief Article	192
Delegates celebrate MECA and look to future campaigns.		Brief Article	104
District nurse records pioneering days.		Interview	350
Emergency concerns discussed with minister.	Mcmanaway, Mary		379
Ensuring the survival of infection control nurses: an experienced infection control nurse looks at the education, knowledge, skills and relationships her professional peers need to ensure their unique role and scope of practice continues well into the 21st century.	Smith, Victoria		1834
Events 2005: courses, conferences, reunions & venues.		Calendar	262
First PAUA progress report shows positive development.		Brief Article	292
Five decades of nursing come to an end.		Biography	855
Heart Foundation appoints national cardiac rehabilitation co-ordinator.		Brief Article	284
Highlighting concerns about staffing shortages: nurses who constantly struggle with staffing shortages and unmanageable workloads run the risk of accepting them as the norm. But the combination of too few staff and too many patients can be fatal, as a recent Coroner's inquest heard.	Cain, Margaret		912
Increasing college and section visibility.			334
Infection control must remember lessons of history.	Davis, Karen	Editorial	829
Inviting women's health nurses.	Thomson, Margaret		349
Limited support for nurses in Papua New Guinea.	O'Malley, Jane		400
Lower hutt district nurse wanted.	Smith, Cinna	Letter to the Editor	76
Maintaining sustainable services for older people.	Brown, Eileen		723
MECA 'good for nursing and for DHB sector': the woman who led the MECA negotiations for the district health boards reflects on the implications of the deal, and on the negotiations' highs and lows.	O'Connor, Teresa		956
Modelling the partnership journey through PAUA.	Te Pania, Te Auwe		563
More nurses seek 'flu vaccination.			758
New online cancer course launched.	Irving, Mark	Brief Article	279
Non members must pay to get benefits of pay deal: NZNO has negotiated a bargaining fee which means non-NZNO members must pay for the benefits arising from the national multi-employer collective agreement.	O'Connor, Teresa		1009
NZNO adapts theme for International Nurses Day.		Brief Article	261
NZNO and nursing council to meet over EN title.			911
NZNO fees to rise next month.		Brief Article	191
NZNO library infection: the NZNO library has a number of recent items available to members on different aspects of infection control. A selection of these items is listed on these pages. Descriptions are mostly taken from accompanying publicity material.	Stopforth, Linda		1554
NZNO strategic plan under development.			321
NZNO to review relationship with NCW.	Brown, Eileen	Letter to the Editor	274
Plunket nurse ordained as Anglican priest.			602
Reference to intersex workers praised.	Mackenzie, Drew	Brief Article	120
Southland nurses win presentation award.		Brief Article	209
Study day for neonatal nurses.		Brief Article	301
Surgical nurses gather in Invercargill.	Miller, Nicky	Brief Article	235
The president comments ...	O'Malley, Jane		406
Walking in two worlds: there are some significant differences between the qualities required of a Maori nurse leader and those who identify as Pakeha.	Close, Brenda		1030