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

Title	Author	Type	Words
2007 budget endorsed.	O'Connor, Teresa	Brief article	91
A call to collective arms.	Galloway, Iain		437
Aged-care sector negotiations round-up hospice members accept pay deal.	Connors, Nicki		579
Board rejects proposal for PHC Nurses' Council to become standing committee.	O'Connor, Teresa	Brief article	305
Book honours nursing scholars.		Brief article	317
Caring for each other, 'warts and all'.	Osborne, Susanne	Letter to the editor	385
Catherine Logan will be greatly missed.	Swabey, Niki	Letter to the editor	281
COI recommendations endorsed.		Brief article	174
Coming to grips with nursing education funding: money for post-registration nursing education comes from a range of sources. Understanding the web of funding can be a challenge.	Brinkman, Anne		1050
Correction.		Correction notice	28
Defining public health nursing.	Anderson, Julia		1005
Empowering nurses to lobby for change.	Bobbitt, Louise	Letter to the editor	450
Ensuring history does not repeat itself: new employment legislation in Australia is all too familiar to New Zealand workers who remember the dark days of the Employment Contracts Act.	Alexander, Glenda		970
First NP in women's health.		Interview	341
From cradle to grave nursing: highly respected and much loved East Coast public health nurse Mandy Ruru looks back on four decades of work and change.	Manchester, Anne	Biography	1048
Hearing set for next month.	Trotman, Jenni-Maree		392
Hospice members accept pay deal.	Lennox, Mark		512
Housing programme empowers people to make changes: a joint public health and Housing New Zealand programme is leading to some remarkable health improvements for families living in some of the most deprived and crowded areas of Auckland and Northland.	Manchester, Anne		974
Inappropriate restraint leads to suspension.		Brief article	276
Kiwi nurses must complete programme for UK registration.		Brief article	224
Lessons learnt from managing a complex tuberculosis case: treating a client with tuberculosis whose social and economic situation is poor and lifestyle risky presents a public health nurse with some major challenges.	Vause, Andrea	Case study	2234
Meeting the complex health needs of refugees: most refugees arriving in New Zealand have a variety of complex physical, emotional and mental health problems. Public health nurses may be the first health professionals they have seen for years.	Manchester, Anne		1293
Meeting the health literacy needs of clients: nurses have a responsibility to ensure their non-English speaking clients understand basic health information. Using a professional interpreter can be the best way to facilitate this.	Wilson, Joy		1909
Meeting with remarkable academics: the Te Henga Section of the Nurses' Marxist Union has launched its Winter Series of Lectures. Education is the theme and the opening lecture was delivered by a remarkable academic.	Cottingham, Chris		961
Midwifery education being reviewed.		Brief article	82
Midwives obtaining nursing practising certificates may get easier.			455
Misconceptions in diabetes article.	Chandler, Sambrene	Letter to the editor	218
More nurse practitioner mentors needed.			358
New resource to help others learn more about disability.		Brief article	132
Nurse struck off for 'serious and outrageous' offending.		Brief article	267
Nurse's registration cancelled for six months.		Brief article	302
Nursing Council chair stepping down from the role after six years.	O'Connor, Teresa		350
NZNO staff changes.		Brief article	155
NZNO stalwart dies.		Obituary	186
Ongoing concern about photo essay.	Sutherland, Helen	Letter to the editor	176
PHC nurses' value validated.			1027
Photo essay inquiries underway.		Brief article	231
Photos did not empower the elderly.	Fleming, Sally	Letter to the editor	503
Planning for an influenza pandemic: NZNO has started planning for an influenza pandemic. It is a huge task.	O'Connor, Teresa		991
Policy on international meetings.	O'Connor, Teresa	Brief article	119
Public health nurses 'go the extra mile'.	Brown, Shennan		929
Regional conventions discussed.	O'Connor, Teresa	Brief article	142
Releasing the bottleneck of mandated clinical hours: securing a set number of clinical hours for students from a range of health professions is causing major problems for educators. Perhaps it's time for a rethink about how best to assess clinical competence.	Manchester, Anne		974
Remits promise lively conference debate.			652
Responses show nurses' prejudices.	Driver, Eric	Letter to the editor	172
Section membership only for members.	O'Connor, Teresa	Brief article	82
Support needed for neglected colleagues.	Yhojie, A. Lo	Letter to the editor	167
Surveying primary health care nurses.	Daly, Barbara	Letter to the editor	225
Taking a nursing service into the Bush: an occupational health nursing practice in Nelson gives new meaning to the term "accessible services'.	O'Connor, Teresa	Biography	1959
Team approach helps family to develop new skills.	Els, Leane		633
Telling the story of Kathleen Hall.		Book review	197
Ten-year mental health and addiction plan launched.		Brief article	139
The dilemma of aged-care funding.	Belton, Ruth	Letter to the editor	201
Universities push their own agendas.	Alliston, Shanyn	Letter to the editor	288