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

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A passion for oncology nursing: nurses who work in ontology and haemotology must be warm, caring and very knowledgeable, able to advocate for their patients and have the confidence to deal with a range of other hospital staff.	Manchester, Anne		2060
Breast self examination no longer recommended: breast self examination is no longer recommended as an option for early detection of breast cancer. Rather, women are being encouraged to be 'breast aware.'.	Perry, Sarah		1071
Career pathways needed for school nurses.		Brief article	198
Celebrating caregivers.		Brief article	235
Changes to low income eligibility for reduced NZNO membership rate.	Annals, Geoff	Brief article	280
Clinical journal for neonatal nurses.	Garton, Dale	Brief article	292
Co-editors' apology.		Letter to the editor	80
Delegate or delegate? Has the user-pays mentality pervaded the role of the NZNO delegate? What should their role be in the current environment?	Alexander, Glenda		899
Developing the Maori nursing and midwifery workforce.	Baker, Maria		908
Diagnostic Medlab staff sitting tight.	Gallagher, Christine		465
Disease update: professionitis: from time to time, the Te Henga Section of the Marxist Nurses" Union publishes a scholarly paper on a disease. This is one of those times.	Cottingham, Chris		872
Easing the transition to palliative care: the transition of a patient from general practice to palliative care requires effective care co-ordination, collaboration and communication. It can sometimes be difficult to achieve a smooth transition.	Meyer, Alannah		2012
Encouraging collaboration.		Brief article	283
Erratum.		Correction notice	67
Events 2009 www.kaitiakiads.co.nz.		Calendar	168
Gardasil: holy grail or false idol? Will the community become apathetic about continuing regular cervical screening now that an immunisation programme for the Human Papillomavirus has been introduced?	Calder, Liz		2280
Getting the most from nursing.	Ward, Vicki	Letter to the editor	323
Growing interest in nursing.		Brief article	315
Identifying mistakes.	Hewitt, Tracey	Letter to the editor	224
Improving governance effectiveness.		Conference news	980
International Day Surgery Congress.		Brief article	177
Is your extended practice safe? The Nursing Council is to consult on the boundaries of extended practice. It is vital nurses working in extended roles or those wanting to do so, take part in this consultation.	Cook, Pauline		918
Making the case for gun law reform: Australia's gun law reforms have had a profound impact on gun-related death rates. Perhaps New Zealand could learn from the Australian experience.	Ruler, Amanda	Report	2013
Maori nursing students needed.		Brief article	296
Ministry's consultation roundly criticised.			776
New era dawns at Nursing Council: there's a new regime at the Nursing Council. Improved communication with all stakeholders is a priority.	O'Connor, Teresa		1062
New graduate nurses choosing to stay.		Brief article	264
Nurse bonding scheme too limited, says NZNO.			501
NZNO fees to rise from April 1.		Table	305
NZNO library thesis collection.	Woods, Heather; Wincer, Jay		369
NZNO takes its message to the regions.		Brief article	269
Online survey for nursing students.			452
Outgoing Plunket chief executive 'an elusive leader.		Brief article	315
PHC nursing roles expanded.			520
Photo brings back memories.	Love, Gordon	Letter to the editor	371
Plunket administrative staff positions reviewed.	Wilson, Chris		382
Review of progress steps completed.	Mulrine, Lynley		351
Rosebank members picket employers' Christchurch office.	Howard, Steve		343
Serious events' report 'sobering reading'.			337
Staffing guidelines to be developed.	Gallagher, Christine	Brief article	233
Students should take responsibility.	Botha, Frikkie	Letter to the editor	303
Survey provides snapshot of nurses' attitudes to their work: NZNO has conducted a comprehensive survey on nurses" and caregivers' employment conditions, working situation and job quality.	O'Connor, Teresa	Survey	1859
Surviving cancer.	Kerslake, Phil	Editorial	926
The hype over Herceptin.	Fitzpatrick, Jo	Letter to the editor	634
The lonely road--a patient's view: a Nelson woman's diagnosis of a rare form of leukaemia meant embarking on an often lonely journey. But her fear and loneliness were ameliorated by the thoughtfulness and care of a number of nurses.	Frater, Adrienne		2029
The president's comments ...	Guy, Marion		527
Violence a part of caregivers' work.			502
We need more nurses.	Carpenter, Paul	Letter to the editor	251