Articles from Kai Tiaki: Nursing New Zealand (August 1, 2009)

Title	Author	Type	Words
23 stand for election.			66
Are you a Generation Y registered nurse?	Jamieson, Isabel	Letter to the editor	151
Can ICN membership become more inclusive and diverse?			339
Case illustrates problems in aged-care sector.			462
Central region round-up.	Williams, Louana		519
Competence assessment programmes are 'big business'.	Manchester, Anne		498
Critic should laugh more.	Symes, Heather	Letter to the editor	131
Does the private hospital sector need a national delegates' committee? A variety of employment and practice settings in NZNO's private hospital sector makes establishing a national forum for members to debate issues more complex than in other NZNO sectors. But these members still deserve to have a national voice.	Alexander, Glenda; Gilmour, Cathy		711
Eclectic presentations at cancer symposium.	Bowden-Tucker, Jacqui		603
En consultation document out.			307
Equity issue for Maori workers--health select committee.		Brief article	252
Events.		Calendar	544
Final deadline for entering NZNO centennial photo competition this month.		Brief article	124
Focus on nursing education: student delegates and heads of nursing schools made some significant agreements at a meeting last month.	Mason, Sara; King, Paula		855
From South Africa to Reefton--one nurse's journey: a South African nurse shares her sometimes painful, but ultimately rewarding journey from her home country to the isolated settlement of Reefton on the West Coast.	O'Connor, Teresa		1874
Gearing up for NZNO/DHB MECA.		Brief article	86
Generation Y--why nursing must retain this workforce: who are Generation Y? What's important to them? And what, if anything, can health employers do to retain Generation Y nurses in the health workforce?	Jamieson, Isabel		3109
Global perspectives at ICN congress.	Close, Brenda; Archibald, Nadine; Hooper, Tania; Lloyd, Leanne; Nuku, Kerri; Tautari, Pari		973
Harkness fellowships.			97
Immigration advisers authority offers protections for migrants.		Brief article	229
Improving outcomes for stroke patients: managing people admitted to hospital with stroke in an acute stroke unit ensures they receive expert and timely care.	Tracy, Bernice; Griffiths, Mary; Cox, Carolyn		2748
Keeping alert to changes during the pandemic: as the H1N1 virus takes hold, nurses need to reflect on whether they are working within professional and legislative requirements.	Thompson, Charlotte; Rolls, Suzanne		1102
Lessons from an MRSA diagnosis: a positive result from an MRSA screening was an unexpected and challenging complication for a Filipina nurse undertaking a competency assessment programme in Rotorua.	Erediano, Lovely	Personal account	1451
Maori nursing degree begins at Whitireia.			426
Meeting on hospice MECA offer should be held this month.		Brief article	168
Members' survey.		Brief article	101
Migrant nurses bring wealth of experience.			859
Motley's national and international contributions remembered.	Cherrington, Ann; Burrell, Sue; Neilson, Nancy	Obituary	518
No new RN scope--NZNO.			757
Nurse to volunteer in Ecuador.	Williams, Brenton	Letter to the editor	316
Nurses should wear brains, not hearts, on their sleeve: nurses need to articulate their 'mind work' and wear their brains, not their hearts on their sleeve, according to NZNO centennial conference keynote speaker and American health care commentator Suzanne Gordon.	O'Connor, Teresa	Conference notes	921
Nursing concerns voiced in Africa: New Zealand made a positive impact at last month's International Council of Nurses' congress in South Africa.	Manchester, Ann		661
Nursing Council appreciates feedback.	McCane, Andrea	Letter to the editor	261
NZNO elections.		Brief article	102
NZNO referendum stance praised.	Melmoth, David	Letter to the editor	159
Pandemic planning put to the test.	Manchester, Anne		1100
Paperwork before patient care.	Taylor, Dianna	Letter to the editor	628
Pay parity for nurses at Christian Healthcare Trust sites.	Wright, Theona	Brief article	247
Primary health care national delegates committee working well.			105
Privileged to be part of the global nursing family.		Brief article	308
Prudence RN.		Cartoon	14
Reaping the benefits of a Treaty of Waitangi workshop: a registered nurse, who emigrated from China to New Zealand eight years ago, shares the benefits of a Treaty of Waitangi workshop she attended and how she applies the treaty principles in her practice.	Ren, Xiaoyong		1840
Respiratory committee changes.	Goodman, Meg	Brief article	258
Reunions.		Calendar	136
Standing up for migrant nurses' rights at work: since arriving in New Zealand three years ago, Filipina nurse Glenda Panotes has become an inspiring advocate for nurses and caregivers working in aged care.	Manchester, Anne		1878
Supporting international nurses in their practice: New Zealand's heavy reliance on overseas nurses--estimated at nearly a quarter of the registered nurse workforce--is bringing a range of practice issues in its wake. Counties Manukau District Health Board is exploring these issues and how best to support international nurses in their practice here.	Wright, Kathy		1989
The complex ethics of nurse migration.	Walker, Leonie	Editorial	1019
The injustice of inequitable access to health care.	Annals, Geoff		640
What's care rationing and what are its effects? Nurses need to understand care rationing, its impact on patients and on themselves, and take action to make it visible.	Lawless, Jane		1052