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

Title	Author	Type	Words
Board reviews progress towards strategic aims.	O'Connor, Teresa		1054
Bridging the theory/practice gap.	Wendelborn, Susie	Letter to the editor	413
Caring for cultural differences: helping to care for an elderly woman who could not speak English helped a health care assistant come to a better understanding of the need for holistic care.	Keenan, Jenny		1040
Conference for surgical nurses.	Walker, Marlene	Brief article	200
Congenital heart disease study day.	Gibb, Sheena	Brief article	263
Coverage of mental health nurses to be debated.			383
DHB MECA negotiations in full swing.			345
Distressing situation for Zimbabwean nurses.		Brief article	260
Dying with dignity in aged care: staff at Brightwater elderly care went to ensure residents die with dignity and comfort in the place that has become their home.	Manchester, Anne		1464
Eldercare proposes clawbacks.			236
Events 2007.		Calendar	371
Former EN is grateful for support.	Johnson, Corinna	Letter to the editor	171
Getting the ear of the minister: a group of aged-care workers tell labour minister Ruth Dyson the reality of their working lives.	O'Connor, Teresa		920
Health promotion for captive audience.			390
Helping families get past the missing socks.	Manchester, Anne	Cover story	1765
Judge expresses 'considerable sympathy' for NAs.			829
Ka pai, te roro hiko: The world of technology provides fabulous opportunities for the right people, in the right place, with the right skill set (and the right car), at the right time.	Cottingham, Chris		990
Lesley Martin's registration cancelled.		Brief article	128
Meeting the needs of patients in the last days of life: assisting health professionals deliver quality end-of-life care is the aim of the Liverpool Care of the Dying Pathway. A pilot project has been running in three aged-care facilities, two hospital wards and a hospice in Palmerston North.	Clark, Jean		2314
Members at diagnostic MedLab stay loyal.	Gallagher, Christine		480
More employers support PHC MECA.			371
New Plunket assessment programme.		Brief article	286
Nurses must claim ownership of PDRPS: it is nurses' responsibility to set standards for professional development and recognition programmes, particularly for proficient and expert levels.	Brinkman, Anne		959
Nurses' input to rural text being sough.			133
Nursing council wants fully regulated nursing workforce.		Brief article	280
NZNO seeks changes to the student loan scheme: the scope of the student loan scheme must be widened, if New Zealand is to attract and retain its nursing workforce, says NZNO.	Anne, Manchester		928
NZNO Stalwart retires.			289
NZNO to do more work on credentialing.	O'Connor, Teresa		151
NZNO wants better consultation on nurse practitioners.	O'Connor, Teresa		311
NZNO's board of directors.	O'Connor, Teresa		143
Palliative Care Nurses form group.	Robinson, Jackie	Letter to the editor	178
Plunket to mark centenary in Dunedin.		Brief article	297
Primary health care conference to focus on clinical governance.			416
Raising money for Herceptin.	Harrison, Jacqueline		365
Reducing stress through laughter.			432
Regulating anaesthetic technicians.		Brief article	228
Reunions.		Calendar	174
Shift workers' fatigue puts lives at risk on the road.			447
Small fee increase approved.	O'Connor, Teresa		141
Standard of nursing students impresses heads of schools.			510
Strategy to raise awareness.	O'Connor, Teresa		121
Strengthening the health workforce.		Brief article	191
The role of an individual case organiser.	Duncan, Dawn		776
Time to stop whinging about portfolios.	Anderson, Nicky	Brief article	283
Tireless advocate for mental health nurses dies suddenly.			372
Training course for queer union members.			222
Understanding causes and effects of workplace bullying.			494
Understanding funding in aged care: understanding how the aged-care sector is funded is a challenging exercise. But what is clear is that providers receiving government funding should have to account for that funding.	Haultain, Rob		994
Understanding quality in health care.	McKinlay, Eileen		989