Articles from Kai Tiaki: Nursing New Zealand (August 1, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A voice for rural secondary care nurses.			417
Abuse of ED nurses in Christchurch.	Moore, Justin	Letter to the editor	287
Aged-care providers seek judicial review.			172
Annals' article strikes a chord.	Brown, Beverly	Letter to the editor	230
Cancer workforce study.			82
Compromise reached on PHC document.			531
Delighted to return to nursing.	Wrightson, Kathrynn	Letter to the editor	268
Diagrams cause concern.	Wallis, Kate	Letter to the editor	184
Doing things her way--the pacific way: establishing o successful health business providing services to Pacific people and others on Auckland's North Shore has been an exercise in determination and commitment for Niuean nurse Dahlia Naepi.	O'Connor, Teresa		1810
Don't use ENS as scapegoats.	Pagan, Mandy	Letter to the editor	74
Employers must support nurses who have competence issues: the competence review process, as required under law, has the potential to force some nurses out of the nursing workforce. Such an outcome is far from the original aims of the legislation.	Keenan, Rebecca		969
Empowering a community to care for itself: through strong community involvement. Otara Health Incorporated is delivering health promotion programmes to populations considered "unreachable".	Manchester, Anne	Company overview	1872
Ens should be reinstated in all settings, say Annals.			777
Fair play?--You decide: this month, NZNO public sector members will vote on a proposed settlement of the nurses' and midwives' collective agreement, worked out with a new bargaining approach. Does it meets NZNO's fair play principles?	Alexander, Glenda		939
Flexible hours bill returns to parliament.			255
Following the stories of Maori nurses.	Close, Brenda	Letter to the editor	281
Government/CTU forum 'worthwhile'.			176
Helping clients move towards health change: encouraging individual clients to make lifestyle changes is not easy. Using the "stages of change" model can be a useful tool for nurses.	Bradshaw, Wayne		1874
Helping nurses understand coeliac disease: coeliac disease affects a significant number of New Zealanders. It is important nurses understand the disease and the importance of a gluten-free diet.	Wightman, Catherine		1663
Hospice negotiations begin this month.			213
Hospital-in-the-Home seminar.	Carson, Philippa	Letter to the editor	121
How an isolated community took control of a TB outbreak: a nurse explains how community participation in health care helped an isolated Dene (aboriginal) community in Canada take control of a TB outbreak and the health of the community. She shares the relevance of this Canadian experience to New Zealand health care.	Meikle, Nancy		1797
How can NZNO commit to partnership and define its commitment?			767
Initiatives to improve breastfeeding rates.			390
Kai Tiaki to go online.			400
Lack of staff, lack of beds lead to ED crisis.			434
Loss of ENS detrimental to nursing.	Hansen, Lynne	Letter to the editor	184
Making primary health care accessible for Maori.	Lloyd, Leanne		532
Mark Jones should apologise to nurses.	Banks, Jeanette	Letter to the editor	214
Medicines legislation needs urgent revision.			169
New Pacific nursing section.			409
NP competencies now out for consultation.			200
NZNO Maori activist appointed as organizer.			162
NZNO to determine strategic goals at conference.		Conference news	293
NZNO to support Fiji nurses.			439
Otago nurses celebrate 100 years.			275
Overcoming nursing short-sightedness: change in health care delivery is afoot in both New Zealand and Australia--are we ready for it?	Brinkman, Anne		1066
Petition presented at parliament.			312
Positive meeting between students and nursing school heads.		Conference news	418
Practice nurse does not need liberating.	Carey, Kirsten	Letter to the editor	466
Practice nurses and GPS work as a team.	Enoka, Clare	Letter to the editor	415
Public health nurses inspire student.	Smythe, Lisa	Letter to the editor	242
Reducing family violence.			204
Rural nurses need specific education.	O'Malley, Jane; Fearnley, Jan	Letter to the editor	220
Safe staffing major theme from conventions.			254
Safe staffing unit director appointed.			120
Settlements secure significant pay increases.			475
Should nurses model healthy behaviour? If nurses are to be credible health promoters, they must have good communication skills and demonstrate they are at least trying to lead healthy lifestyles themselves.	Spencer, Chris		2201
Support boosted locked-out workers' resolve.			185
Taskforce on second-level nursing.			402
The president comments ...			403
Tribute to nursing colleague.	Scott, Lynne; McClaren, Lynn; Creevey, Nel; Arapai, Doreen	Letter to the editor	364
Voting on MECA.			396
Wellington EN section seek new committee members.	Ingram, Kathy		235
What's the difference between health promotion and health education?	Whitehead, Dean		955