Articles from Kai Tiaki: Nursing New Zealand (May 1, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A passion to promote nursing and prevent illness: for 40 years, Noeline Warmington has devoted herself to promoting nursing and raising awareness of Maori health. She hopes she has been useful to somebody.	Manchester, Anne	Occupation overview	2138
A plea from Filipino nurses.	Lozada, Nick, Jr.	Letter to the editor	337
ACC advice.			173
Accessing nursing workforce information.	Clark, Marion	Letter to the editor	474
Aged-care delegates' input 'essential'.	Watkins, Gayleen		249
Appreciation from retiring member.	Andersen, Inge	Letter to the editor	185
Auckland Wananga to deliver nursing degree.		Brief article	187
Awakening from addiction the Maori way: a Maori nurse researcher uncovers the key concepts that helped four Maori overcome their addictions to alcohol and/or other drugs.	Hughes, Hemaima		2052
Boosting Maori nursing numbers.			389
Caregiver chairs regional council.			393
Centennial issue being shared around.	Shadbolt, Yvonne	Letter to the editor	115
Closing the health gaps: new head of Te Kete Hauora, Teresa Wall believes in taking a broad approach when identifying ways of reducing health inequalities for Maori.	Manchester, Anne		977
College of Practice Nurses considers changing its name.	Davies, Debbie		389
Concern for Maori health.			163
Emergency nurses prepare for conference.	Geraghty, Michael	Conference news	256
Examining the impact of the inaugural MECA: new research shows more nurses are now working in district health boards than before the inaugural national multi-employer collective agreement and that nursing is now a more attractive career.	O'Connor, Teresa		2039
Fighting cervical cancer.		Brief article	195
For healthy government vote well in 2008.	Wrigley, Joanne		351
Gerontology centre stage.	Stevenson, Margaret	Brief article	156
Going the extra mile.	Flavell, Varina	Personal account	974
Ground-breaking deal at radius sites.	Watkins, Gayleen		496
Helping patients quit smoking: checking patients for their smoking status should be part of every nurse's patient assessment.	Wong, Grace		978
Leading resuscitation education.			194
Manifesto outlines key challenges.		Brief article	136
Menz B programme now ended.		Brief article	241
Minister meets with aged-care workers.	Yeats, Mike		558
Most overseas nurses from the UK, then the Philippines.		Brief article	221
Negotiations with healthcare of New Zealand stall.	Squires, Kay		558
Nursing Council challenges position on Pacific nurses.			768
Nursing policy advice in ministry boosted.		Brief article	212
NZNO highlights shortcomings in Public Health Bill.			229
NZNO staff honour firefighter.	West, Tina	Letter to the editor	152
One in five children live in poverty.			416
Pay parity petition to be presented this month.	Wrigley, Joanne		325
Preparation for and practice in the nurse practitioner role: a nurse practitioner working for a primary health organisation outlines some of the challenges of her pioneering role.	Williams, Diane		1144
ProCare honours its first nurse practitioner.		Brief article	318
Reducing diabetes risk factors.			311
Reflecting on a rich and rewarding nursing life: a Maori nurse who began her training in 1952 and was awarded her doctorate last year, reflects on her nursing journey.	Wenn, Janice	Personal account	2101
Researcher brings varied background to new role.		Brief article	401
Searching for members with unclaimed super money.		Brief article	108
Should non-Maori research and write about Maori? There is a role for non-Maori nurse researchers, as long as they respect and observe Maori processes, and work collaboratively with the appropriate people.	Wilson, Denise		1896
Suzanne Gordon to address NZNO's centennial conference.		Conference news	401
Te Rau Kokiri-an inspirational journey: Te Rau Kokiri is not simply another set of wage negotiations aimed at achieving pay parity for a group of workers. It is a unique process which has the potential to benefit all Maori and all Pakeha.	Annals, Geoff		839
The presidents comments ...	Guy, Marion		563
What is care-really? The gap between the delivery of adequate care and caring that meets patients' deeper needs appears to be widening. What can nurses do to bridge this gap?	Brinkman, Anne		1108
Whenua--the key to Maori health and well-being.	Ngaruru, Des Canterbury Te	Editorial	1015
Women's Trust offers awards.			124
Workforce committee to seek feedback.			195