Articles from Kai Tiaki: Nursing New Zealand (April 1, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'MIA' recognised.		Brief article	209
A passion for gerontology: valuing all the members of the staffing team is the secret to running a successful aged-care facility, says Lonsdale nurse manager Dorothy Moore.	Manchester, Anne		915
Advancing nursing leadership: developing and equipping nurse leaders is vital if quality health services and good patient health outcomes are to be achieved and maintained.	Brophy, Sarah		910
Award nominees wanted.	O'Connor, Teresa	Brief article	120
Bargaining underway.	Lobb, Lorraine		44
Board defends honoraria decision.	Thomas, Donna	Letter to the editor	432
Building relationships at Parihaka.	Link, Pegg		542
Calvary Hospital.	Lobb, Lorraine	Brief article	32
Canadian unionist benefits from New Zealand experience.			456
Caregiver becomes 10,000th ACE graduate.		Brief article	275
Caregivers send their pay slips to the Prime Minister.		Brief article	443
Caring for the frail and dependent elderly: caregiver Janet Butler has had many years' experience working with the elderly and loves her job. She would just like her wages to recognise her true value.	Manchester, Anne		1737
Childcare costs halt return to nursing.	Ryder, Theresa	Letter to the editor	388
Colleges congratulated.	O'Connor, Teresa	Brief article	125
Committee of inquiry must make enforceable recommendations.			485
Competence demands 'over the top'.	Suddaby, Barbara	Letter to the editor	227
Conference planning underway.	O'Connor, Teresa		103
Conventions aim to build leadership skills and collective strength.			403
Cultural adoption practices need recognition.		Brief article	177
Disillusioned with recruitment agencies.	Nicholson, Melva	Letter to the editor	634
Do nurse/patient ratios work? Nurse/patient ratios have always been contentious. But the experience of two states--one Australian, one American--which have legislated nurse/patient ratios shows they have a positive impact on nurses' professional esteem and ability to give the patient care they want to provide, and on nurses' political savvy.	O'Connor, Teresa		2737
Don't expect miracles from safe staffing report.	Crossan, Diana	Editorial	1055
Education days.	Lobb, Lorraine	Brief article	60
Ethical staffing--there can be no compromise: safe staffing is an ethical issue. Nurses need moral courage and organisational support to ensure they work in an environment where they can practise ethically and patients receive the best care possible.	Asher, Joy Bickley		937
Fair play for nurses and midwives.			500
Gaining dual registration an 'ordeal'.	Gilmer, Sue	Letter to the editor	609
Good bye and good luck.	Whitwell, Catherine	Letter to the editor	300
Hospice nurses seek public support for pay rise.			365
International Nurses' Day: 12 May.		Brief article	42
Keeping safe as a new graduate.	Pere, Natalie		718
Living is easy with your eyes closed: this month, the local Te Henga nursing group tackles the issue of scepticism versus cynicism and ponders which quality is more prevalent in the nursing profession.	Cottingham, Chris		1038
Marking International Nurses' Day.	Lobb, Lorraine		39
Mercy Hospital.	Lobb, Lorraine	Brief article	126
Midwifery--a workforce under pressure: the past 15 years have been turbulent for the midwifery profession. What's the state of play for the workforce now?	O'Connor, Teresa		2101
National role for Cancer Nurses' Section.	Bowden-Tucker, Jacqui		355
Neonatal nurses work towards college status.	McIlhone, Michael	Brief article	202
New nursing director.		Brief article	149
News from Te Runanga's Greater Auckland region.	Taylor, Paulette	Brief article	316
Nurse appointed as organiser in Hamilton.		Brief article	84
Nurse assistant title to stay.			550
Nurses invited to participate in e-study.			420
Nursing education changes suggested.	Hetherington, Denise	Letter to the editor	252
Nursing head achieved major education reforms.			635
NZNO representation at international forums.	O'Connor, Teresa	Brief article	91
Raising awareness of school nurses.	Worthington, Cecilia	Letter to the editor	379
Regional annual general hui underway.	Close, Brenda	Brief article	244
Saving lives and money: safe staffing in health care saves lives and money--this is the International Council of Nurses' (ICN) message next month to mark International Nurses' Day (IND) on May 12.	Manchester, Anne		952
Senior nurses in Otago's rural hospitals.	Lobb, Lorraine	Brief article	74
Seven reasons not to hit children.		Brief article	220
Southland nursing leader selected for fellowship programme.		Brief article	264
Taking the message to the media: identifying nurses and caregivers who are willing and able to speak to the media about NZNO's campaigns is proving an effective means of raising public awareness.	Manchester, Anne		1095
Te Tiriti 0 Waitangi is new wording.	O'Connor, Teresa	Brief article	107
Wage increases.	Lobb, Lorraine	Brief article	75
Wairarapa workers share concerns.	Welton, Huia		359
What does pay and employment equity mean? What on earth is pay and employment equity? And why do nurses need to understand it and its application in their workplaces?	Alexander, Glenda		973
Women under-represented in unions.			380