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

Title	Author	Type	Words
A series of mistakes lead to patient's death: a Health and Disability Commissioner case highlights the importance of registered nurses reading all documentation accompanying a patient and of the need for dear communication.	Rose, Karen; Gilmour, Cathy		968
Applying the political process creatively.	Brinkman, Anne	Editorial	1071
Award for diabetes paediatric nurse specialist.		Brief article	295
Building relationships among Maori students.			947
Building the board team.			965
Campaign to secure more money for Maori health workers intensifies.			348
Centennial programme taking shape.			444
Child abuse challenges for nurses.	Mahoney, Laurie	Letter to the editor	266
Conference address inspiring.	Jones, Shelley	Letter to the editor	313
Continuing staff shortages in the Wairarapa.	Thomas, Laura		463
Cultural immersion enhances nursing skills: a desire to strengthen her cultural safety skills led a Canadian nursing student to New Zealand to participate in an international practicum.	Newson, Danielle		1078
Diabetes skills framework launched.			329
Do we need a second midwifery scope? Would a second-level scope of practice for midwifery help solve the midwifery shortage and what would the effect be on the profession as a whole? NZNO members have their say.	Weston, Kate		921
Empowering those with disabilities: a clinical placement caring for people with disabilities provided a student nurse with the opportunity to face up to her own prejudices and develop new attitudes to caring for those with disabilities.	Yorke, Pauline	Personal account	1178
En study day.		Brief article	221
Establishing a Primary Health Care college.			351
Events 2009.		Calendar	364
Fund encourages new researchers.			327
Kai Tiaki journal club begins this month.			748
Mental health research project.			316
Ministerial group lacks nurses.			392
New era at nursing council.			728
New structure to provide equity for all students: building on the work of those who have preceded them, new student leaders Michelle Wipiiti and Paula King ere committed to ensuring the new national student unit structure gives all students a voice.	Manchester, Anne		1967
New unit director appointed.			511
New Zealand nurses should sit IELTS.	Weststrate, Jan	Letter to the editor	244
Nurse seeks support to promote peace.			344
Nurses' roles in secondary schools.		Brief article	187
Nursing council's plans cause confusion.	Curry, Juanita	Letter to the editor	426
Nursing the anthroposophical way: Anthroposophical nursing aims to improve life quality and patients' capacity to self-heal.	Manchester, Anne		947
NZNO loses a golden opportunity to make important symbolic gesture: a nurse educator ponders whether NZNO lost a golden opportunity to take a symbolic lead in workforce development when a remit at last year's annual general meeting was defeated.	Coffey, Jo		2130
Our cup runneth over ...	Kitayama-Moore, Rachel	Letter to the editor	212
Ova the top?	Arcus, Kerri	Letter to the editor	274
Practice nurse awards now open.			391
Practising certificate delay frustrating.	Phillips, Margaret	Letter to the editor	844
Reducing the risk of violence in the workplace.		Brief article	231
Second PHC MECA endorsed overwhelmingly.			372
Still no pay rise for Rosebank workers.	Howard, Steve		584
Student delegates gear up to tackle a range of issues: National Student Unit and Te Runanga Tauira delegates, operating under a new partnership structure, have a hectic year ahead tackling a range of issues.	Mason, Sara		888
Te Runanga members to present at ICN congress.		Brief article	281
The right to be treated with compassion.		Letter to the editor	228
Welsh Campaign aims to save 1000 Lives.	Manchester, Anne		1044
What a difference a year makes.	Howard, Steve	Brief article	231
Working through an ethical dilemma: while on a clinical placement, a second-year nursing student faced a complex ethical dilemma. She explains how she worked through the issues involved.	Voyce, Anneka		2274