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

Title	Author	Type	Words
A strengthening of partnership.		Conference news	959
Advanced certificate now of little use.	Robins, Jeanette	Letter to the editor	193
Aged-care petition launched.		Brief article	234
Attitude an essential attribute.	Hardy, Anna	Letter to the editor	278
Clarification on nurse assistant scope of practice imminent.			365
Consultation-liaison nurses meet.	Goulding, Bernice	Letter to the editor	429
Corporal punishment has its place.	Osborne, Susan	Letter to the editor	233
Cottingham's column is on the button.	Stratton, Angela	Letter to the editor	144
Discussion on ratification processes to continue.		Conference news	672
Dissecting the carpenter conspiracy: a senior lecturer breaks the shocking news of the transfer of nursing education from hospitals to the tertirary education sector to the Te Henga Section of the Nurses' Marxist Union.	Cottingham, Chris		997
Draconian industrial laws hit Australian workers hard.		Conference news	1757
Election planning for the next Nursing Council in 2009: the Minister of Health was expected to announce a new Nursing Council as this magazine went to press. How will it function and is it time to revise the appointment process for its members?	Brinkman, Anne		1027
Enrolled nurses are 'keeping the health system going'.	Hewlett, Robyn		560
Events 2006.		Calendar	570
First national PDRP conference.		Brief article	145
Forum tackles non-communicable diseases: non-communicable diseases are responsible for rising mortality rates and increasing poverty throughout the Pacific. Initiatives to reduce these were the focus of this year's South Pacific Nurses' Forum.	Manchester, Anne		1671
Health worker shortages threaten worldwide health gains.			471
Helping older people to stay in their own homes longer.			388
Honouring service to NZNO and to nursing and midwifery.		Brief article	121
Members join fight against Auckland DHBS' decision on laboratory services.			400
Members to vote on national collective agreement.		Brief article	99
Mental health images criticised.	Hand, Kerry	Letter to the editor	276
Negotiating from a position of interests rather than claims: as bargaining gets underway in the public sector, lessons from recent bargaining experiences in Australia, which enabled negotiators to "think outside the square", are being used.	Alexander, Glenda		1030
New neonatal nurse practitioner endorsed.		Brief article	310
New NSU chair promises good communication.	Jackson, Daniel		529
Nurse explores link between cervical cancer and smoking.			359
Nurse heads DHB.		Brief article	198
Nurses alerted to human rights abuses.	Hsu, Suhan	Letter to the editor	340
Nursing Council forums present future nursing challenges.			556
Nursing jobs axed in Otago.			711
NZNO's waka making steady progress.			899
Overcoming Maori women's resistance to cervical smears.	Lloyd, Leanne		904
Passion is the hallmark of NZNO's last nurse clinician.			315
Photos capture reality of aging.	Wassner, Adelheid	Letter to the editor	212
Providing choice and expertise in sexual and reproductive health: for a nurse with a passion for sexual health and the needs of well women, there could be few better place to work than the Family Planning Association.	Manchester, Anne		1926
Raising awareness of breast cancer.		Brief article	302
Remits give Te Runanga a stronger resource role.		Conference news	422
Representing Wellington.	Wichman, Robina	Brief article	180
Respecting breastfeeding choices: although the ideal is for women to start breastfeeding as soon as possible after birth and to room-in with their babies, not all are physically and pyschologically ready to do so. Midwives need to be flexible in their attitudes and practice with these women.	Hicks, Wendy		939
Standardising intravenous therapy competencies.	Culverwell, Elizabeth		306
Stop press.		Brief article	115
The beauty of building relationships.			548
The new century--it's coming ready or not.	Asher, Joy Bickley	Editorial	1054
The role of the nurse in oral health: there are few registered nurses working in district health board oral health services around the country. But one who has remained describes her role and work.	Brown, Phillipa		2823
Three agreements in primary health care.			563
Understanding the competence review process: new legislation governing the profession has caused anxiety for many nurses. Understanding the reasons behind the new competency provisions within the legislation is important.	Keenan, Rebecca		1906
Unmasking infection control expertise.	Barnett, Jane		351