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

Title	Author	Type	Words
100-year-old nurse.			109
Addressing structural impediments.	O'Malley, Jane	Letter to the editor	253
Alexander running for mayor in Dunedin.			407
Be informed, inform others and vote well: this month, NZNO launches a campaign--Vote Well--to inform people about where district health board candidates stand on issues important to NZNO members, and to encourage NZNO members and all other voters to have their say in the October local body elections.	Lees-Galloway, Iain		890
Being clear about professional boundaries: nurses must always maintain their professional boundaries and be very aware of events or situations that may threaten them. There is plenty of information to help nurses understand this critical practice issue.	Thompson, Charlotte		1031
Big vote in favour of National MECA.			392
Bullying cited as a factor in competence reviews: bullying is a factor in a significant number of competence reviews NZNO has been involved in.	O'Connor, Teresa		1849
Charity hospital seeks to fill gaps in service.			569
Commissioner to name providers.			288
Competence assessment after patient safety compromised.	Jackson, Raewyn		173
Concurrent sessions 'pull it all together'.			2027
Creating safe, infection-free environment.	Barnett, Jane		436
Delivering care to the 'silent generation'.			363
Details of New NZNO/DHB MECA.			725
Director of safe staffing unit can't solve all issues: the inaugural director of the safe staffing/healthy workplaces unit knows there's a great deal riding on the work of the new unit.	O'Connor, Teresa		999
Disparities decreasing?			151
Ending mental health discrimination.			150
Experience as a DHB member.	Allan-Downs, Pauline	Letter to the editor	376
Facing up to family violence.			828
Finding recovery and hope the Maori way.	Down, Manny		957
Foot clinics reach elderly.	Wester, Diane	Letter to the editor	309
Getting the image of nursing right: how far has the government's primary health (PHC) strategy progressed over the past two years, what have nurses achieved and what challenges still remain? NZNO's fourth PHC nurses' conference in Auckland last month addressed some of these questions.	Manchester, Anne	Conference news	472
Government response due.			189
Guidelines to help smokers quit.			150
High court reverses tribunal decision in Lesley Martin case.	Martin, Lesley Jane		380
High nurse vacancies.			81
Hold on to community nursing workforce.			582
How can mental health nurses prove they are culturally safe? How can mental health nurses, who sometimes have to nurse people who do not believe they need care, demonstrate they practise in a culturally safe way? Two nurses provide some suggestions.	Hughes, Margaret; Farrow, Tony		1957
Issue-based approach for hospice talks.			110
Maori and iwi bargaining may begin next month.			258
Mental health nurses prepare for conference.		Conference news	157
New CTU president.			66
New teaching model trialled in Christchurch.			354
Nurse censured over paediatric paracetamol overdose.			142
Nurse explored mental health healing through art.	Irvine, Pat; McMillan, Mary		377
Nurse not to work as sole practitioner in aged care.	Henry, Geoffrey Lionel		310
Nurse struck off for 'totally inappropriate' relationship with prison inmate.			317
Nurses assessing family violence--some hidden dangers: nurses need to tread carefully when questioning women about their experience of family violence, under the Government's expanded violence intervention programme. There are hidden dangers in this policy approach.	Stanley, Tony; Yarwood, Judy; Brook, Glynnis; Watson, Paul		1894
Nurses need more smoking cessation education.			624
NZNO surveys nurses.			181
October 10--World Mental Health Day.			173
PBRF process 'worthwhile' for nursing lecturer.			559
Practice supervised after failure to act on drug overdose.	Cruzada, Marjorie		316
Preparing for the next pandemic.			301
Protecting children from abuse.	Hanna, Faye	Letter to the editor	371
Raising money for rehab services.	Williams, Brenton	Letter to the editor	264
Re-orienting primary health care.	McCarthy, Louise	Letter to the editor	194
Recovery principles in mental health: new graduate mental health nursing programmes are giving those wanting to gain experience in mental health a valuable pathway for acquiring new clinical skills within a supportive structure.	O'Brien, Anthony		961
Reducing the stress of independent practice.			1035
Reviving traditions to nurture children.	Manchester, Anne		882
Role of ENs restricted.			355
Seeking Irish registration? A cautionary tale: two New Zealand nurses, who had worked in mental health all their professional lives, decided to work in Ireland. But gaining registration as psychiatric nurses in Ireland was a protracted, expensive, frustrating and ultimately futile process.	West, Greg		1940
Stomal therapy nurses gather in Wellington.	O'Connor, Maree		157
Take me to your leader: Phil from Forensics has landed the Te Henga Section of the Marxist Nurses' Union in a spot of bother with his tirade against Nursing Leaders, published in an obscure communist rag.	Cottingham, Chris		872
Understanding adolescent boys better.			625