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

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Red faces' to the fore in Hamilton.	Williams, Brenton	Letter to the editor	307
Achieving a fulfilling educational pathway.	Gunn, Diana	Editorial	972
Agreement at Oceania likely.	McGrath, Jackie		382
Board decision on fees 'paternalistic'.	Sinclair, Catherine	Letter to the editor	350
Bringing the family nurse practitioner role from Wisconsin to Martinborough: there are enormous differences between the United States and New Zealand health systems, and in how nurse practitioners are educated.	Williams, Nancy	Personal account	1979
Budget 2009--good in parts.			595
Building a kaupapa Maori service.	Lucas, Mairi		920
Clearing up a misunderstanding.	Carryer, Jenny	Letter to the editor	250
Clinical practice units opened.		Brief article	185
Compassion and caring still essential.	Byrne, Patricia	Letter to the editor	159
CTU women's conference building leaders.		Conference news	213
ENs--is the debate nearly over? Is the future of the second-level nurse in our health workforce now secure?	O'Connor, Teresa		1073
Events.		Calendar	461
Examining the benefits of professional clinical supervision: professional clinical supervision has many benefits for nurses. These include providing time to reflect on practice, promoting professional accountability and providing some stress relief.	Walker, Jackie		2662
Formula ad 'inappropriate'.	Grant, Michele	Letter to the editor	151
Formula can never replace breast milk.	Cluitt, Susan	Letter to the editor	245
From teaching to nursing with joy: a nurse educator writes of her return to nursing practice to gain clinical currency and credibility, and of how she now combines teaching and nursing, to mutual benefit.	Crawford, Ruth	Column	1084
Funding inequities continue.		Brief article	274
Infection Control challenges.	Day, Anna	Conference news	536
Kai Tiaki historic issues on line.		Brief article	201
Keep on practising! It's not just students who face the many challenges of learning. Experienced nurses and tutors must balance many demands and remain positive role models for emerging practitioners.	Brinkman, Anne		1019
Kiwi health solutions for the United States.			90
Mentoring programme for senior nurses proving successful.	Hedgecock, Bronwyn; McClelland, Beverley		311
New deal at MercyAscot secures range of improvements.	Gilmour, Carol	Brief article	170
New nursing logo launched.			405
Notice to members--please fill in the membership update form.			194
Nursing research index updated.		Brief article	254
NZNO to launch research publication.		Brief article	226
Otago DHB wins health and safety awards.			406
Outside the Square.	Bruning, Brenda	Conference news	398
Overseas nurses suggest improvements to registration process: two experienced Dutch nurses, who failed Nursing Council's language requirements at least twice, write an open letter to Nursing Council, offering some suggestions on how to improve the registration process for overseas nurses.	Weststrate, Jan; Weststrate, Marian		2006
Pay equity unit disestablished.		Brief article	148
Photo competition to mark NZNO's centenary.		Conference notes	423
Primary health delegates get active.	Anderson, Julia		362
Protect yourself: NZNO's indemnity insurance protects all members, whether regulated or not, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. It's well worth having.	Bush, Nicola		835
Reducing the impact of preoperative fasting on patients: nurses have an important part to play in ensuring preoperative patients do not fast longer than is necessary, thus avoiding unnecessary harm and distress.	Millar, Erica	Report	2892
Referendum poses risk to child discipline law: two Plunket employees argue that a "yes" vote in the upcoming referendum on the child discipline law will be a a vote for positive parenting and children's safety.	Banks, Liz; Kern, Cathy		1130
Restructuring NZNO's colleges and sections.			939
Reunions.		Calendar	171
Road show marks International Nurses' Day.		Brief article	244
Rosebank workers finally achieve a collective agreement.	Wilson, Chris	Brief article	300
The benefits of professional supervision.	Vallance, Esther; Harker, Dianne		435
The SOAP format enhances communication: the SOAP format provides a clear and concise way of documenting patient information.	Gagan, Mary Jo		1062
Three candidates for NZNO president.		Brief article	271
Time consuming portfolio preparation.	Garland, Sue	Letter to the editor	445
Tragedy a source of inspiration: a family tragedy provided the inspiration one woman needed to fulfill her childhood dream of becoming a nurse.	Snape, Janine	Viewpoint essay	1015
Treatment of HCAS at Capital and Coast DHB raises alarm.	Crozier, Barbara		348
Vote 'yes' in next month's referendum.			93
What's so funny?	Oliver, Jackie	Letter to the editor	124
Where to for RN scope of practice?			848
Why are we waiting? Another budget has come and gone and residential aged-care workers are still waiting for just wages.	Haultain, Rob		1092
Working group to look at pay party for Maori provider staff.		Survey	519