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

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Health care workers are not for sale'.			557
A badge for overseas nurses perhaps?	Crutchley, Sheilagh	Letter to the editor	264
A mixed picture: the experiences of overseas-trained nurses in New Zealand: for migrant nurses wanting to work in New Zealand, passing English language competency tests remains the biggest hurdle to registration, according to a recent NZNO survey.	Walker, Leonie		1957
A tribute to a fabulous nurse and mentor.	Panapa, Sha	Letter to the editor	300
Aged-care settlements.	Seve, Fuaao		369
Are you entitled to a tax refund?		Website overview	114
Ashburton aged-care workers take to the streets.	Howard, Steve		542
Auckland nurses celebrate 100 years.			687
Call for separate Maori regulatory authority.			647
Change takes time.	Minto, Rosemary	Letter to the editor	620
Conundrums and case studies in ostomy care.	Wolyncewicz, Sue	Brief article	276
Critical midwife shortage in PNG.			579
Debating international workforce issues: the International Council of Nurses' workforce forum provides an opportunity for representatives of national nursing associations to share initiatives and ideas, and consider solutions.	Wilson, Chris		911
Deborah Rowe on council.			69
Dedicated education units--a new way of supporting clinical learning: a new way of supporting student nurses in their clinical placements has been successfully piloted at Canterbury District Health Board.	Casey, Michelle; Hale, Janine; Jamieson, Isabel; Sims, Deborah; Whittle, Rose; Kilkenny, Teresa		1882
Diabetes winner to research benefits of insulin.			325
Education and change top priories for cancer nurses.	Morris, Maureen		497
Facing the global health crisis.			738
Finding local solutions to meet local need.	Jones, Mark		1006
Help needed to create a level playing field.			581
Hollow victories in a country under seige.			1127
Honouring diversity.			258
Improving childhood cancer survival rates.			479
Interim government minister praises the achievements of nurses.			131
Journal club offers new opportunities: journal clubs are an established form of professional development for nurses, providing opportunities for discussion, debate and dialogue. NZNO members will soon have the opportunity to participate in an online journal club.	Trim, Susanne		828
Long-time delegates retires.	Wait, David		159
Making the case for case study research: what research methodology to use is an important question for nursing researchers. Here a nurse researcher details the strengths of case study research and looks at some of the criticisms.	Brophy, Sarah		2982
Medical/nursing partnership at Perioperative gathering.	Poelina-Hunter, Phillipa		371
National party bias obvious.	Coervers, Mary-Ann	Letter to the editor	229
News focus.	Manchester, Anne		706
Niue nurses grateful for NZNO's ongoing support.			308
No meeting Te Rau Kokiri yet.			423
Nursing mourns the loss of an inspirational leader.			502
NZNO should support GST off food.	Brooks, Grant	Letter to the editor	474
Pictures tell 1000 words--the story of the 2008 South Pacific Nurses Forum.			393
Pondering the RN badge.	Stanford, Treena	Letter to the editor	526
Remembering a Maori mental health nursing pioneer.	Cottingham, Chris		225
Safe staffing unit director resigns.			605
Seeking nursing challenges outside Fiji.			441
Support sought for rural nurse survey.	Carryer, Jenny; Boddy, Julie	Letter to the editor	256
Tai Tokerau delegates celebrate.	Massey, Deb		179
The road less travelled: two nurses--an aspiring nurse practitioner and an enrolled nurse--share their very different nursing journeys.	Davis, Camille; Tweedie, Dale		2140
Time to recognize Pacific Nurses' skills and passions.			321
Understanding caring.			219
Waikato hosts Neonatal Nurses' conference.	O'Donoghue, Debbie; Fahey, Mary		436
What's with the skimpy envelope?	Dean, Steve	Letter to the editor	67