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

Title	Author	Type	Words
A message to members: 'vote well' on election day. What the parties promise for health and health workers.	Guy, Marion		3553
A tribute to members: last month's NZNO conference returned to Wellington this year after a six-year absence. Preparing for this year's election and next year's centennial conference were very much on delegates' minds.	Manchester, Anne; O'Connor, Teresa		740
Aesthetic nurses form interest group.	Little, Jenny	Brief article	317
Africa to host ICN congress.			321
Altering perceptions of nursing.		Brief article	155
Badge for overseas nurses needed.	Simpson, Melanie	Letter to the editor	253
Building an inclusive membership base.	Davies, Debbie		395
Celebrating Maori health providers' achievements.		Brief article	271
Celebrating NZNO delegates.			534
Correction.		Correction notice	31
Defeating complacency: debate about what kinds of education programmes and student support are really needed in New Zealand is lacking. It's time to wrestle with the issues.	Brinkman, Anne		934
Developing diversity in the workforce: as the health needs of our ageing and increasingly diverse population increase and become more complex, the need to develop and encourage an ethnically diverse workforce continues to grow.	DeSouza, Ruth		882
Emergency nursing stress.	Geraghty, Michael		415
Events 2008.		Calendar	270
Evil plans thwarted: thank goodness for the investigative powers of the Te Henga Section of the Nurses' Marxist Union. It has uncovered an ancient but evil plot that aimed to undermine nursing from within.	Cottingham, Chris		896
Fearing, not revering aging.	Mason, Diana J.	Letter to the editor	313
Forum debates workforce concerns.		Brief article	286
Getting their political messages across: seven party health spokespeople had their chance to tell conference delegates how their party would tend the health portfolio.	O'Connor, Teresa		1882
Giving and receiving personal care--what does it mean for clients and carers? How do those with high support needs experience intimate and personal care provided in their homes? And what does it mean for those providing that care? A research study provides some answers.	Conder, Jennifer; Mirfin-Veitch, Brigit	Report	3113
Greater emphasis on respiratory preventative work needed.	McCloy, Gillian		351
Health checks for pre-school children.		Brief article	251
Helping children on the edge.	Williams, Ellen	Letter to the editor	214
Improving migrants' situation.	Kostiukovsky, Anastasia	Letter to the editor	208
Improving participation in NZNO.			417
Looking beyond the lamplight.	Grant-Mackie, Diana	Letter to the editor	170
Major nursing survey to be launched soon.			435
Making your vote work for you: by organising services manager Cee Payne.	Payne, Cee	Editorial	994
Metlifecare offer too low.		Brief article	170
MIA'S back in action.			350
Minister's action backs enrolled nurses: enrolled nursing continues to be a vexed issue between NZNO and the Nursing Council but politicians fully support enrolled nurses.	O'Connor, Teresa		1048
Moral principles of nursing.		Brief article	173
My badge shines brightly.	Olivier, Jenni	Letter to the editor	219
New council members.		Brief article	131
New staff members.		Brief article	92
No change to the voting system.			576
NZHO honours its own.			1278
NZNO in good financial heart.		Brief article	272
Other ways to help people find healing.		Brief article	163
Pacific nurses and midwives hold biennial forum in Fiji.		Brief article	106
Paediatric nurse wins Flora Cameron Award.		Brief article	243
Pay parity to cost $11 million.			377
Placing ethics at the heart of safe staffing: debates on safe staffing are bound to fail if they do not include ethics at their centre.	Woods, Martin		2076
Practice nurses gain experience abroad.		Brief article	216
Profiling nurse practitioners.		Brief article	270
Prudence RN.		Cartoon	64
Research grants for nurses.		Brief article	130
Review of undergraduate nursing education underway.			574
Significant settlement at guardian health care.			539
Students seek a greater say.			778
Sustaining colleges and sections.	Manchester, Anne	Conference notes	556
Taranaki trustee vacancy.	Sturgeon, Brenda	Letter to the editor	82
Termination of pregnancy counselling.		Brief article	239
The role of the individual case organiser.	Olsthoorn, Lyn		319
Updating the research database.	Cossar, Debbie	Brief article	300
Wearing the nursing medal with pride.	Jenkin, Anne	Letter to the editor	155
West coast delegates get together.		Brief article	61
Westrate passes language test.			354
What's on offer from national? What is National offering New Zealand's workers? NZNO legal adviser Jock Lawrie examines the party's brief policy document and puts some questions to employment relations spokesperson Kate Wilkinson.	Lawrie, Jock		887
Where to from here for aged care? The Minister of Health has announced significant changes in aged-care. What will happen to those changes post-election?	Mulrine, Lynley		1070
Wilson farewelled as Plunket advocate.			371
Women send their bras to the pacific.			466
Working in remote, rural Australia.		Brief article	192
Wrap-arounds for dignity.		Brief article	182